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Mrs Vardy is suing for libel after claims she had leaked false stories about Mrs Rooney’s private life in October 2019.

The incident involved a freighter-only aircraft with no passengers on board.

The father-of-two’s carer Francesca Hepworth said he is ‘finally at peace’ after suffering with chronic pain as a result of a car crash in 1990.

The Royal Horticultural Society wants to convince Government about the power of gardening to help the environment.

A team led by former athlete Alex Gibson, who has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease, shaved around seven hours off the record on the Thames.

Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party suffered a humiliating defeat in the by-election.

Edwin Poots resigned as leader after just three weeks amid party anger over his nomination of Paul Givan as First Minister.

Dame Vera Baird QC, the Victims’ Commissioner, also called for complainants to be given free legal advice before handing their mobile phone to police.

The key UK retail sector saw sales dip by 0.8% in May compared to April.

The supermarket enjoyed a boost in sales in the UK, driven in part by a strong recovery in its wholesale division, Booker.

The coffee chain increased losses by 83% to £41m in the year to September 2020 due to closures in the year of Covid.

Organiser Matthew Phillip warned earlier this year that prolonged social distancing would be ‘devastating’ for Europe’s biggest street party.

Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party suffered a stunning reverse in a seat which had previously only had Tory MPs.

Boris Johnson will be faced with some harsh realities after his party’s stunning by-election loss in the Conservatives’ heartland.

Danielle McLaughlin was found dead in a popular holiday destination in Goa, India, in March 2017.

Protecting parliaments from terrorism is set to be on the agenda at the meeting in September.

Rebekah Vardy will ask a High Court judge to dismiss part of Coleen Rooney’s defence in their libel battle.

The drop has reduced trade by around £2 billion.

‘It’s not good enough – we’ve got to do a lot better’, the minister said.

The policy stance that ultimately undid the politican was the one he took on Irish language.