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Charles has been given the go-ahead by his doctors to briefly stop his cycle of treatment in order to fulfil his royal duties on the long-haul trip.

The Assembly has also been asked to clarify which Sinn Fein MLAs employed Michael McMonagle, and whether they included Michelle O’Neill.

Nish Kankiwala will return to a non-executive role next March, leaving new chairman Jason Tarry to lead the board and day-to-day running of the group.

Ian Price died in hospital after being seriously injured near his home last year.

Nigel Farage said the Speaker’s Office was ‘always right’ after it denied advising him not to hold in-person surgeries in his Clacton constituency.

The ‘Buy Women Built’ aisle is thought to be the first of its kind offered by a major UK supermarket.

The girl, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has pleaded guilty to three counts of wounding with intent but denies attempted murder.

Thomas Kwan, 53, admitted attempted murder at Newcastle Crown Court.

Dovid Efune is said to be in advanced talks to buy the newspaper group, although discussions remain ongoing.

Kuoni said it has recorded a spike in demand from families seeking ‘complex’ overseas trips.

The British Heart Foundation received references from Sinn Fein when it employed Michael McMonagle in 2022.

‘He will never be forgotten. Irwin will live on in all our hearts,’ a statement from the sanctuary said.

Emergency services went to the scene in Alloa on Sunday evening.

The Foreign Secretary echoed Sir Keir Starmer’s words, remembering ‘the worst attack on the Jewish community since the Holocaust’.

The exchange’s recent push to soften boardroom rules for listed companies has come under renewed attack by a group of local council schemes.

Lawyers for Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy are in court in London in a dispute over costs from the libel case.

Areas of heavy showers and thunderstorms will move northwards across southern parts of England and Wales on Monday.

Edward and Sophie will spend four days on the island, carrying out a packed schedule of engagements.

One year on from the October 7 attacks, Phil Rosenberg said the rise in antisemitism has reached 500% over what they have seen in previous years.

Defence Secretary John Healey said the commentary around Sue Gray had started ‘removing focus on the Government’s job’.