NATIONAL NEWS

Some 1,573 people on 13 flights have been evacuated from the airfield near the capital of Khartoum but thousands more British citizens may remain.

The photo, taken in sunny weather last year, shows the couple smiling on bikes.

Stella Creasy was reportedly told her harasser would not face criminal sanctions because he was ‘entitled’ to his views.

Professor Julia Waters called on the Government and watchdog to take ‘urgent meaningful actions’.

Charles’s paternal Greek heritage will be celebrated in the specially commissioned moment.

England could enjoy its hottest day of the year.

NHS Confederation chief executive Matthew Taylor said he has ‘never known a period when leaders are so worried about staff morale’.

Queen Emma head teacher Sarah Jarman said the inspection felt like ‘a wrecking ball had come through our school’.

Union leader Pat Cullen said mitigations were granted on Friday following a request from Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Finbar Cafferkey, from Achill Island in Co Mayo, is reported to have been killed near Bakhmut in eastern Ukraine.

a chance of heavy showers casts a cloud over a brighter forecast for the long weekend in the UK.

Preparations for the procession including YouTube viewings of the 1953 coronation for the late Queen.

Parents have contacted schools to say they want to withdraw their children from lessons on the topic due to the guidance, an assistant head has said.

Three days of events are taking place to mark the crowning of Charles as King.

Lambeth Palace said the personal prayer was a ‘powerful’ new part of the ancient ceremony.

The Queen Consort will also be presented with a ruby ring which ‘marries’ her to the King.

For the first time representatives from the nation’s faith communities will play an active role in the coronation of a monarch.

Second Lieutenant Archie Denison-Smith is due to carry the same sword his great-grandfather carried during the 1953 coronation.

New ground has been broken in other areas, from the inclusion of female Bishops to the use of Welsh, Scottish Gaelic and Irish Gaelic.

Welsh, Scottish Gaelic and Irish Gaelic will be spoken during ceremony for Charles.