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The blaze started in the early hours of Friday and developed into one of the most challenging in recent years.

Sean Lissner asked Dorothy to teach him how to dance when he discovered in their sessions that she used to be a choreographer.

The requirement to quarantine in a hotel at considerable cost could deter medical professionals, a law firm said.

Mikaeel Kular died in 2014 two days after being beaten repeatedly by his mother Rosdeep Adekoya.

The Secret Intelligence Service has begun monitoring large industrial countries to make sure they uphold their climate change commitments.

Sumita Singha moved to the UK from India more than 30 years ago, and has not seen her mother since 2019.

Steve Reed said the Government must publish any correspondence relating to payments or donations around the refurbishment.

The Boris Johnson and Dominic Cummings saga continues to rage across many of Sunday’s front pages.

New research from Which? claims many people who reported fraudulent adverts did not see them removed from online platforms.

A new campaign to help the public find their nearest gallery has also been launched.

The study will run across 22 National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) sites in England, and two devolved administration sites in Scotland.

The Stephen Hawking Foundation has devised critical thinking tools for assemblies and lessons to help pupils discuss their concerns and uncertainties.

Motorists are being urged to take extra precautions to protect their vehicles.

The billionaire philanthropist said UK support was of ‘critical importance’ in the supply of vaccines to the developing world.

Gardening two to three times a week leads to better wellbeing and lower stress levels, the new research suggests.

Jewellery and a watch were also taken from the address in Accrington.

The Scottish Labour leader was praised for his ‘awesome’ dancing.

Photographs posted on social media show a female police officer bleeding from a cut to her head.

The casualty was rescued from the sea off Southsea, Hampshire, and taken to hospital.

The First Minister said the people of Scotland must decide their future.