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One homeowner in Jersey said she saw hailstones ‘bigger than a golf ball’ overnight.

About 8,000 fans watched in horror as attempts were made to save Johnson’s life after what teammates said was a ‘freak accident’.

Areas of counties Down, Antrim and Armagh have been dealing with serious flooding.

Strong winds and rain from Storm Ciaran have been battering parts of the UK.

M&S posted an outtake from its Christmas advert that showed hats in the colours of the Palestinian flag burning in a fire.

Hundreds of foreign nationals have been able to flee through the Rafah crossing into Egypt so far.

Michelle Donelan was speaking on the second day of the AI Safety Summit.

Michelle Donelan said she is concerned about the impact of Dominic Cummings’ comments might have on women considering a career in Westminster.

Around 200 UK citizens have registered as being in the strip with the Foreign Office.

The party has made the promise after Rishi Sunak said he would not ‘rush’ to regulate artificial intelligence.

The group said full-year profits are now expected to be in the ‘upper half’ of its guidance, at between £670 million and £700 million.

The oil giant said it would return a further 3.5 billion dollars (£2.9 billion) to shareholders over the next three months.

People in Jersey were forced to take refuge in a hotel after winds in excess of 100mph from the storm damaged property.

The Environment Agency says ‘large waves and onshore gales could see significant flooding’.

The troops will stage a covert beach landing at Mtongwe Naval Base.

The dinner was served on the evening of April 11 1912 after the liner left Queenstown in Ireland for New York during its fateful maiden voyage.

The UN said some countries need 10-18 times the amount of money that is internationally available.

Train operators across Scotland have warned of disruption to services due to Storm Ciaran.

The researchers and civil servants carried out important work during the Covid pandemic.

Developing better early warning systems for extremes such as heat could help save more lives, scientists have said.