NATIONAL NEWS

Rhianan Rudd was groomed and exploited online from the age of 14 by an American extremist as she found herself lured in to white supremacist views.

Downing Street said the Government has been ‘up front’ with the public about the pressure the NHS faces this winter.

Eleanor Williams, of Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, was found guilty by a jury at Preston Crown Court.

It is hoped the move could benefit a small number of patients who may have complications from traditional radiotherpay treatment.

Questions over Mr Sunak’s own medical care arose as warnings grow about the current “intolerable” situation for patients and staff in the NHS.

The professional racer featured alongside LeBlanc in a 2016 episode of the BBC motoring show.

Services from trains to health are set to be hit by walkouts in January and beyond.

Paul Nowak demands a change in government direction, saying ministers should open pay negotiations with unions.

Rail strikes are taking place every day between Tuesday and Saturday.

Police remain at the scene at the New County Hotel in Perth.

Deloitte’s survey of chief financial officers found credit has become more expensive than at any time since the 2008 crash.

Helen Dickinson, of the British Retail Consortium, said ‘it was a challenging Christmas for many households across the UK’.

Quadrantids are blue meteors with fine trains that appear to come from the constellation Bootes, near the Big Dipper.

Staff at two London attractions have been carrying out their annual stocktake of the residents.

The pilot and three passengers died at the scene on the Gold Coast.

Around two-fifths of people with a disability said they could not afford to keep their home warm, the Resolution Foundation said.

Xahra Saleem, 22, of Briars Walk, Romford, east London, appeared at Bristol Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday accused of two counts of fraud.

Grieving father Michael Gallagher also expressed disappointment at the level of engagement by the Irish government with Omagh bomb families.

The National Library of Scotland display later this year will mark the first time the manuscript has been shown to the public in at least a century.

The yellow warning covers large parts of Scotland and is in place until Wednesday morning.