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The girl was found inside the house and pronounced dead at the scene, West Yorkshire Police said.

There have been calls for fans and participants to boycott the music competition taking place in Malmo amid the ongoing conflict in the Gaza strip.

Labour’s national campaign co-ordinator Pat McFadden has said changing the SNP leader ‘doesn’t make much difference’.

The senior Tory urged the Prime Minister to move to the right in response to the poll defeats.

Southern Water said in an update on Sunday it was ‘very sorry’ that people in St Leonards-on-Sea, Hastings, and in Westfield were still without water.

Graeme McCormick, a veteran SNP activist, used an independence march to attract nominations for the SNP leadership contest.

Star said that more than a quarter of its 2,400-strong pub estate – 612 pubs – are in line for improvements through the investment programme.

The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee, which sets the level of UK interest rates, will announce its latest decision on Thursday.

The singer, who won the Eurovision Song Contest in 2016, hopes Ukraine’s new entrants will continue raising awareness about the war.

Yen Hoang Lam and her family were exiled from Vietnam in the late 1970s fleeing their home country by boat.

More than half of London’s councils impose air pollution surcharges, according to analysis by the PA news agency.

The first Holyrood election took place on May 6, 1999.

Rod Neander, from western Canada, was diagnosed with a type of blood cancer in 2018.

Mark Smith, founder of international train travel website Seat61.com, said introducing a rival operator could lead to lower fares.

Scots voted in their first MSPs on May 6, 1999 – and the man expected to become the new first minister was one of them.

The National Farmers Union said farmers have been hit by ‘the perfect storm of events coming together’.

Scots first went to the polls for a Holyrood election on May 6 1999.

The King and Queen’s crowning took place at Westminster Abbey on May 6.

A four-year project aims to discover whether plants, soil and bacteria from the past can help current crops survive changing weather conditions.

Openreach says the move is to encourage people to upgrade to new digital services.