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The 45-year-old former BBC Breakfast presenter said he had no memory of being hit by a car on Monday.

The brand, named after Sheeran’s childhood nickname, comes in two varieties – Tingly and Extra Tingly.

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly and the EU’s Maros Sefcovic agreed to hold a face-to-face meeting for the coming days.

Jake Davison shot dead four adults and a child in an eight-minute rampage in Keyham, Plymouth, on August 12 2021.

Businesses said having a shorter working week has helped staff ‘get more done in less time’ and that employees are healthier and happier.

Frederic Marino, 56, Yoshika Ohmura, 47, and Aurelien Bessot, 47, have all been sentenced for committing fraud by abuse of position of trust.

The British Medical Association hit out at the Government for failing to negotiate on NHS pay levels.

Shoppers across the country have been sharing their frustration on social media after being unable to find tomatoes at their local stores.

A total of 2,400 new chargepoints will be installed, the Department for Transport has announced.

Nicholas Fullwood said he got involved with the operation after getting into debt and being threatened by a loan shark.

More than 1,600 members of the PCS employed by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency will take rolling days of industrial action from March 6 to 28.

Emma Ambler is calling for change following the deaths of her sister, Kelly Fitzgibbons, and her nieces.

Davison likened himself Arnold Schwarzenegger’s character from the Terminator films

Pen portraits of Maxine Davison, Sophie Martyn, her father Lee, Stephen Washington and Kate Shepherd were read at their inquests

Questions have been raised again about whether enough is done to stop guns legally ending up in the hands of the wrong people.

Mr McDonald died at the weekend following a long-term illness.

The findings come as Macmillan Cancer Support warned that patients were resorting to selling possessions and using loan sharks to make ends meet.

Jake Davison’s rampage came after he left work at the dockyard.

The inquest jury heard of blunders made.

The man was allegedly brought to the UK to donate a kidney to the sick daughter of a wealthy Nigerian politician.