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The Met Office said the chilly weather is set to give way to higher temperatures.

Petroineos announced on Thursday that the site will cease operations in the second quarter of next year.

Andrew Main, 33, from Falkirk, died in hospital four weeks after being injured in Swansea.

A High Court judge quashed the Government’s decision to grant planning permission for the site at Whitehaven, Cumbria, on Friday.

Shenissa Govanni wore a black and white T-shirt displaying an image of one of the proscribed organisation’s spokespeople, Abu Obaida.

Pc Perry Lathwood had appealed against his conviction.

The Archbishop of Canterbury outlined his ideas during a House of Lords debate on the situation in Sudan.

Experts think that the Bank’s rate-setting committee will likely keep UK interest rates at 5% on Thursday.

The Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso) is financed by the Regulatory Funding Company, which is funded by member publications.

Craig Carter, of Harlow, Essex, stole around £115 from Italian filmmaker and actor Claudio Gaetani between September 7 and 14 2022.

The Prime Minister said he would not be drawn on the issue ahead of the Budget.

The Duke of Sussex was born on September 15 1984.

The OpenAI o1 series of AI models are designed to help with complex tasks and harder problems, the company said.

The birth is the latest in a number of new arrivals in recent weeks at Marwell Zoo in Hampshire.

The Foreign Office rejected allegations from Russia about six embassy workers after Moscow revoked their accreditation over ‘signs of spying’.

The five Just Stop Oil activists were found guilty of causing a public nuisance amid a protest at the British F1 Grand Prix.

The Government said around 1,750 prisoners were freed early on Tuesday from jails across England and Wales.

The broadcaster has previously been praised for her role in bringing the difficult and sensitive conversation on assisted dying to the fore.

Mridul Wadhwa left her role at Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre after a report said she had failed to set professional standards of behaviour.

Mr Justice Holgate said arguments in favour of supporting the decision to grant planning permission for the site at Whitehaven were ‘unsustainable’.