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Orla Melissa Sloan pleaded guilty to stalking Mason Mount, Billy Gilmour and Ben Chilwell at a hearing last month.

More than half of respondents representing about 50 local authorities in the UK identified Facebook as the most complained-about online marketplace.

Scott Mitchell, 48, was pronounced dead in Alness, in the Highlands, in the early hours of Saturday.

Alexander Lewis-Ranwell has sued G4S Health Services (UK), Devon & Cornwall Police, Devon Partnership NHS Trust and Devon County Council.

Dik Barton said the group had ‘good leadership’.

The former chief medical officer for England told the UK Covid-19 inquiry, it wasn’t just the deaths, but the ‘horrible’ way in which they happened.

Lenders urged those who are worried about their payments to get in touch.

‘There’s no ulterior motive here. We’re doing this because we want there to be more north-south cooperation,’ the Taoiseach said.

One person told PA: “We’ve had to cut back on everything – no eating out, we’re not buying clothes or really doing anything social anymore.”

The Foreign Secretary has underlined the need for ‘direct engagement’ with Beijing despite concerns about its growing assertiveness.

Rupert McNeil described conduct in Downing Street during the pandemic as ‘extremely disappointing’ and discussed perceptions of the civil service.

David-Mario Lazar died in ‘utterly tragic and horrendous’ circumstances after Elena Anghel ‘lost contact with reality’ while caring for him.

James Cleverly said the message to Russia was ‘you break it, you bought it’, as he suggested Moscow’s elite may shoulder much of the cost burden.

The Princess met Sir Paul McCartney and Tracey Emin during her visit to the gallery following its multi-million pound refurbishment.

Jim Gamble said police should not be ‘driven by a political agenda about being tough on crime’.

Amnesty International said no amendments can save the ‘deeply damaging’ bill.

The former first minister is back at the Scottish Parliament for the first time since her arrest in the probe into the SNP’s finances.

The National Audit Office warned that improving services could be a ‘significant challenge’.

Hamish Harding is one of five people on board a submersible tourist vessel which went missing during a voyage to the Titanic shipwreck.

Charles and Camilla reflected on the late Queen Elizabeth’s long association with the event.