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RMT boss Mick Lynch said strikes could continue after planned 24-hour industrial action this week if a settlement is not reached.

It comes after reports Boris Johnson spoke to aides about environmental roles for his now-wife and tried to hire her when he was Foreign Secretary.

There are concerns in Kyiv that Germany and France will push President Volodymyr Zelensky to accept a ceasefire.

The Prime Minister said the only circumstances in which people will be sent to East Africa would be if they come to the UK illegally.

Boris Johnson acknowledged that mid-term votes are “never necessarily easy for any government” as polls closed in Wakefield and Tiverton and Honiton.

A 37-year-old woman and a five-year-old child were found with stab wounds at an address in Barnet, north London on Tuesday.

Glastonbury festival warned punters to avoid watching Michael Eavis’ performance because the area was “very busy.”

His speech will be made at the opening of the Commonwealth Head of Government Meeting.

Vibrant stilt walkers, a truck in the shape of a beetle and a lorry carrying a dozen steel pan players joined the parade at Glastonbury Festival.

Lord True told the House of Lords that more powerful vacuums could cut down on the available crumbs.

Tickets to the gig in Frome sold out in under an hour.

Charles described the family of nations as a ‘common market’.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan said he has had ‘zero engagement’ from the Government on a long-term TfL funding plan.

Phillip Maxwell, 29, from Knowsley, Merseyside, hurled the missile across the heads of supporters and stewards.

Dairy Crest repeatedly broke the conditions of its wastewater permits at its Davidstow Creamery in north Cornwall between 2016 and January 2021.

Several peers also expressed concerns that stresses on the Union are becoming worse.

The shadow foreign secretary claimed ‘EU partners’ had told them they would be more flexible with Labour in power.

A High Court judge concluded in November last year that Saleh Ibrahim Mabrouk was ‘jointly liable’ for the fatal shooting of Pc Fletcher in 1984.

The AA said allowing people to control cars many miles away will require ‘extensive testing’.

Not all creatures follow the same pattern of weakening and deterioration to old age and death, researchers say.