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Juan Carlos says he is ‘entitled to immunity’ – but a High Court judge ruled that Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn’s claim could go ahead in England.

Road traffic and public transport usage dropped on Monday after people were urged to avoid unnecessary travel.

Water UK said that the ‘most intense demand’ is across the south of England but that ‘pretty much all companies are seeing elevated demand’.

Lisa Nandy alleges the Conservative leadership contest had exposed the Tories’ commitment to levelling up is ‘dead’.

Commissioners were appointed to oversee parts of Liverpool City Council last year.

Some parks have closed their doors for ‘the safety of our staff, visitors, animals and plants’.

Parts of the country face temperatures of up to 40C (104F) on Monday and Tuesday.

The Met Office has confirmed that the UK is on track for its hottest day on record, with even higher temperatures predicted for Tuesday.

The figure reflects the soaring costs of operating public services.

The Prime Minister took a ‘joyride’ in a Typhoon fighter jet and held a party at Chequers while colleagues held emergency meetings.

The Labour leader said a visit to the Berlin memorial was part of his duty as a leader to prevent future atrocities.

Garvey Gayle has been detained under the Mental Health Act for murdering Michael Gayle and attempting to murder his mother Amanda Brookes.

The Sweden-based retailer halted sales in Russia at the start of March.

The UK is forecast to see record-breaking temperatures that could hit 40C.

Shares in Haleon, which owns brands such as Sensodyne toothpaste and Panadol pain relief, started trading at 330p.

He made the comment as he opened the event in one of his final public appearances as Prime Minister.

Around 70 firefighters and 10 fire engines responded to the scene on Galsworthy Road in Kingston Upon Thames on Monday morning.

The regulator warned: ‘what should have been a blip is in danger of becoming a trend’.

A study found a rise in the proportion of children as young as eight trying to shed the pounds and weight loss attempts were more likely in girls.

Ofcom has confirmed new guidance on customer complaints, which will come into effect from April 1 next year.