NATIONAL NEWS

The ballot for the 2023 TCS London Marathon will open on Saturday October 1, the day before this year’s event.

The National Association of Funeral Directors believes the ‘vast majority of family wishes are being honoured’, based on conversations with members.

William MacDowell, of Penrith, is on trial at the High Court in Inverness accused of murdering a mother and their son in 1976.

The first series of The Crown has entered the Netflix global top 10 following the death of the Queen.

Hunter-gatherers were tending to sheep and other live animals outside their huts, researchers say.

Some firms have raised concerns at the prospect of having to wait several weeks longer than households for equivalent support.

The event will continue to run from September 16-20 with ‘a different tone and scaled back’ following the monarch’s death.

Sentiment about moving in the longer term remains positive, according to a survey from Savills.

The service will be available around the world.

Michelle Beaver, 50, met Charles twice in 2019 – with the first being in Liverpool and the second at Buckingham Palace.

Mr Coveney will visit Odesa port in southern Ukraine to see the operation of the Black Sea Grain Initiative.

The procession is expected to feature music by Beethoven, Chopin and Mendelssohn.

Some feature the Queen with her corgis.

WHO Europe said there was a ‘ticking time bomb’ due to workforce issues across the region.

Flightradar24 said six million people attempted to click on the flight on its website within a minute as it prepared to take off from Edinburgh.

The Queen died at Balmoral last week.

The journalist was shot dead by dissident republicans as she observed rioting in Londonderry in 2019.

Clinicians suffering burnout are twice as likely to be involved in patient safety incidents, a new study suggests.

The Walkabout and Slug & Lettuce owner said those running its leased and tenanted pubs will decide separately whether to open their doors.

Twenty-three-year-old Camilo Palacio was shot dead in Wood Green, north London, on Sunday July 24.