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There are so many timepieces at the palace that the team of heritage experts from the Royal Collection Trust had to start their work on Thursday.

Reference to footage of the 2016 incident had previously been made during the trial in an email sent by the daughter of Terry Sanderson.

At a hearing in January, their lawyers alleged the Home Secretary was failing to fulfil a commitment to help them rebuild their lives in the UK.

Media bosses had raised concerns over proposed changes to the College of Policing guidance.

Angela Kelly was the late Queen’s senior dresser and personal adviser.

James Allchurch, 51, is charged with 15 counts of distributing audio material to stir up racial hatred.

Senior Tory MP Sir Christopher Chope warned the public debate around harassment was damaging to the mental health of boys and young men.

Shadow defence minister Luke Pollard said gun reforms agreed by MPs were ‘ad hoc’, and wider changes should be considered.

Nadia Zaman argued that it was legally incumbent on Waltham Forest Council to secure accommodation as ‘close as possible’ to her home.

Gary Campbell admitted sexual abuse charges involving children as young as four.

The prosecution asked for time to consider whether to seek a retrial.

She was speaking as she carried out her final official engagement as Scotland’s First Minister.

The Food Foundation charity found one in four mothers in Britain are skipping meals to feed their children.

A campaign group has won the latest round in a legal battle with the city council over trees which were cut down in Plymouth.

Andrew Measor handcuffed himself to his security van’s steering wheel in east London.

The French leader said Charles and Camilla’s four-day state visit was likely to be rescheduled for the beginning of summer.

Nicky McHale was accused of lying to provide an alibi for Thomas Cashman who denies killing Olivia Pratt-Korbel in Dovecot, Liverpool.

Dawn Sturgess died after being exposed to the nerve agent Novichok left in a discarded perfume bottle in July 2018.

Acourt appeared in court over his failure to pay back £90,000 he made from a £3 million drugs plot.

Torture techniques including waterboarding were used to extract a confession from Liam Holden who was sentenced to hang in 1972.