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Budget speculation dominates the front pages of Sunday’s newspapers.

The Chancellor said it is a ‘long path’ to reduce the UK’s tax burden, which is nearing record levels.

She has been honoured with the global icon award at the Brits.

The singer swept to success at the ceremony as she was named artist of the year.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan said it will ‘take years to repair’ the damage caused to trust in the Metropolitan Police by Ms Everard’s murder.

Jo Hamilton was joined on stage by actress Monica Dolan, who portrayed her in ITV’s hit series Mr Bates vs The Post Office.

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She had already been named songwriter of the year – the first woman to do so.

Officers were chasing two people riding a moped who had failed to stop in Clapham, south London, on Friday.

The money is intended to speed up the delivery of NHS scans and pay for a pilot that will see police use drones as a first response.

Alliance deputy leader Stephen Farry made the call after a leaked letter cast doubts on whether the UK will cover the rising cost.

The Met Office issued yellow warnings for snow in Gloucester, Worcester and parts of Wiltshire from 6am until 10am on Saturday morning.

The demonstrations followed Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s speech in which he urged protesters not to ‘let the extremists hijack your marches’.

The encounter happened on Saturday.

The Alliance Party leader talked up their chances of winning seats in East Belfast, Lagan Valley and South Belfast, as well as holding North Down.

Police were called on Friday evening to the communal area of flats in Enfield.

Angela Halliwell, National Highways’ head of carbon and air quality group, said ‘ultimately, air quality will be solved at the tailpipe’.

The MP left the SNP for the Tories in October, citing a ‘toxic’ culture.

UK Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Secretary Michael Gove made the claim as he addressed the Scottish Conservative conference in Aberdeen.

The Scottish Tory leader urged the ‘pro-UK, anti-SNP majority’ to get behind his party to help defeat the SNP.