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The Duke of Sussex has brought a legal challenge against the Home Office over changes to his personal protection when in the UK.

The Princess of Wales will host the event at Westminster Abbey on Friday, which will be broadcast on December 24.

Services across northern England are the latest to be affected by industrial action.

The licence fee had been frozen at £159 over the last two years and the Government has announced it will now rise by £10.50 to £169.50.

Transgender teenager Brianna Ghey, 16, was stabbed 28 times with a hunting knife in a park near Warrington.

Among those paying tribute to the late poet was his Peaky Blinders co-star Cillian Murphy.

Chester Crown Court heard how Alice Wood told her arresting officers she did not deserve to be looked after.

The extract was highlighted at the UK Covid-19 Inquiry on Thursday.

Staff at the school said the headteacher was left tearful and incoherent after the inspection on November 15 and 16 last year.

David Willis, 29, died instantly when he fell inside a shredder while at work.

The former prime minister was questioned by inquiry counsel Hugo Keith.

Treasury Committee chairwoman Harriett Baldwin has written to HMRC CEO Jim Harra ‘to get much-needed answers about what this means for taxpayers’.

The Government has sued PPE Medpro – the firm which supplied the gowns – and Mr Justice Bright on Thursday oversaw a pre-trial hearing.

Scottish ministers signed an order in September giving permission for him to be transferred to America to face charges.

The changes will help firms with fewer than 50 employees.

The former prime minister is said to have made the comment during a meeting in September 2020.

The museum’s director quoted Tolstoy as he hosted Camilla’s visit following the fall-out of a controversial book about the monarchy.

Car insurer Admiral said it plans to only retain the More Than brand for pet insurance.

Brighton Dome’s Grade I and Grade II-listed Corn Exchange and Studio Theatre underwent a six-year refurbishment.

He added that the Scottish Government is ‘proud of the benefits that migrants bring to this country’.