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Boris Johnson says the UK will ‘pursue more options for bolstering Ukraine’s self-defence’ after an attack on a military base near the Polish border.

The opposition has reiterated its call for the Government to cancel the planned national insurance hike in April.

His family said the actor died peacefully and of natural causes.

Gun dog Baxer beat six other finalists to claim the show’s top honour on Sunday.

Will Smith and Joanna Scanlan won the leading acting prizes.

The figure rises to 77% for children in single-parent households, and 96% for those in families out of work, according to a think tank.

Boris Johnson says Russian president Vladimir Putin’s ‘barbaric actions’ are ‘testing not just Ukraine but all of humanity’.

Artem Ivanov said Russian soldiers shot bullets into the air as protesters congregated in the city centre on Sunday.

The group said they were demanding an ‘end to new fossil fuel projects in the UK’.

Abdikarim Abdalla Ahmed was stabbed on Market Street in Bury, Lancashire, on Friday.

The study did find that parents’ and children’s reading habits and activities, such as borrowing library books, had a significant impact on grades.

The generators will provide energy for essential services, including at hospitals and shelters.

The flag of Ukraine joined the Irish tricolour at the front of the parade on Sunday.

Shaun Herlihy said he would be willing to house a family for ‘as long as it takes’ but said he does not ‘know where to start’.

Dune leads the Bafta nominations this year with 11 nods, including for best film and original score for Hans Zimmer.

Responding the Stormont Executive Office said the sponsorship scheme will operate in Northern Ireland.

Jacine Rutasikwa is believed to be the UK’s first black, female distillery owner after setting up the Matugga Distillery with her husband.

Building Opportunities aims to create family-friendly celebrations of culture which move beyond the Protestant, Unionist, Loyalist community.

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey said the Home Secretary’s management of the ‘humanitarian catastrophe’ has been ‘utterly shameful’.

There is ‘pent-up demand’ to play on some of the most prestigious courses after two years of Covid restrictions.