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Mr Aiken, who will remain in post until a successor is chosen, said he had taken the party as far as he could.

Ms James, a popular community support officer, was found dead in Akholt Wood near her home in Snowdown, Kent, on April 27.

Tui spoke of seeing a rise in customer demand on Friday, particularly for trips to Portugal.

Paul Wheelhouse lost his bid to take Ettrick, Roxburgh and Berwickshire from the Tory incumbent.

The Government has been accused of being too cautious in its approach to allowing international travel.

Polls have suggested the Greens will make gains in this election.

The picture will be sold on July 8.

A public health expert warned there were more cases of Covid-19 globally than at any point of the pandemic last week.

It is hoped more chicks will hatch in the coming weeks.

The disruption follows reports that hairline cracks were found in the Hitachi 800 series trains.

Nicola Sturgeon has said a majority for her party would give a mandate for a second independence vote.

Vote counting resumed across Scotland on Saturday morning.

The British Medical Association said doctors felt pressured by their employer to work additional hours.

Vanessa O’Brien was the first woman to reach the Earth’s highest and lowest points.

Couples with partners who don’t live in ‘green list’ countries face expensive quarantine requirements in order to see each other.

The Post Office is contacting around 540 people after the Court of Appeal overturned the convictions of 39 subpostmasters in the Horizon data scandal.

Thoughts on a second Scottish independence referendum are among the topics on the front pages on Saturday.

A committee has recommended enshrining the pledge into law as a ‘voluntary approach is no longer working’.

Only 12 countries will be on the green list from May 17.

Counting is continuing throughout the weekend following Super Thursday’s bumper crop of elections.