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The mayor of London and the Commissioner are expected to discuss ‘community relations’ after calls for the police chief to go.

Runners of all ages completed the route for charity, with a number breaking records in costume.

While speaking on stage at the Chautauqua Institution in New York State, Sir Salman was the victim of a knife attack.

The Foreign Secretary will travel to Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan and Mongolia.

The Fylde MP has been accused of misusing donors’ funds.

He was one of the longest-serving chief conductors of the BBC Symphony Orchestra.

A number of amateur runners set records, from the fastest marathon dressed as a scientist to the fastest for someone with multiple sclerosis.

The Environment Secretary is expected to announce new legislation on Monday.

Jamie Borthwick admitted he and Emma Barton were ‘struggling a bit’ as they got to mile 12 of the marathon.

Sir Mark Rowley is expected to meet the Home Secretary to discuss the handling of pro-Palestine protests.

The Labour leader said sporting pride was a ‘cornerstone’ of national identity, but too many children were ‘locked out’ of sport.

A murder investigation is ongoing after human remains were discovered in Kersal Wetlands, Salford, early this month.

Sarah thanked Queen Elizabeth II for her leadership and friendship.

James ‘Jim’ Henderson was among the seven World Central Kitchen workers who died in an Israeli air strike in Gaza.

A letter sent to The Sunday Mail accused Scottish Prison Service staff of transphobia.

A 20-year-old man was arrested and charged in connection with drug and road traffic offences.

New guidance says it is ‘likely’ courts will apply the lower civil standard of proof for stalking protection orders, not the criminal standard.

More than 50,000 people are running through the streets of the capital.

Charities have called for the cap to be abolished amid record levels of child poverty.

The 1990s girl group danced and sang along to their hit song Stop.