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The King and Queen were given a case of two bottles of 2022 cuvee royale red to take with them.

Professor Linda Allan’s 21-year-old daughter Katie died in Polmont young offenders’ institution in 2018.

Jamie-Leigh Kelly left a centre for vulnerable mothers and children in Colindale, north-west London, with her two children, police said.

They will appear in the Crown Court on Monday.

Sergeant Paul Frear had served with West Midlands Police for 21 years.

Charles and Camilla had flown to the city from Paris on Friday morning, on the final day of their state visit to France.

Angela Jilina and Walid Abu-Zalaf were previously embroiled in a High Court dispute over when their marriage had broken down.

Dr Lisa Cameron said the party at Westminster has backed a staffer over her to contest the East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow seat.

The sample, which was collected as part of Nasa’s Osiris-Rex mission, will return to Earth on Sunday.

The autumn equinox will mark the end of summer and the start of autumn on Saturday.

Annette McGavigan was killed during the army quashing of a riot in Londonderry in 1971.

The body’s Committee of Ministers expressed concerns that the act breached human rights obligations.

The Conservative Party conference agenda features a photo taken by a ‘taxpayer-funded Downing Street civil servant’.

Jonathan Nuttall has been convicted of conspiring to plant explosive devices targeting lawyers for the UK’s FBI in a row over the seizure of assets.

Jay Lang set up accounts on Snapchat and Instagram under a pseudonym, claiming to be a 16-year-old girl.

The ‘List Your Local’ initiative follows an arson attack on the Crooked House in South Staffordshire.

Sudiksha Thirumalesh died last week after a months-long court fight with an NHS trust over her care.

People will be given the option to pay for a new ‘ad-free’ subscription, with the cost due to be announced at a later date.

The Energy Security and Net Zero Committee urged for action, including the introduction of a social tariff and the abolition of the standing charge.

Sir Mark Rowley said he saw ‘uncertainty’ and ‘worry’ in the faces of the 70 officers he has met since the murder charge was announced.