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Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron stepped up efforts to persuade sceptical Republicans to back funding for Ukraine.

RCM said its members are waiting for a pay announcement from the Government, which was due at the start of April.

Second Sight forensic investigator Ron Warmington described the Post Office as ‘incredibly defensive’.

Ravinder Naga admitted stealing the cash from the Post Office in Greenock, Inverclyde, where his mother worked.

Katniss Seleznev suffered fatal injuries when she was hit by a stolen motorcycle ridden by a 15-year-old boy in Walsall last July.

The Metropolitan police named the victim of the stabbing as 46-year-old Okechukwu Iweha.

The amount of the aid budget being used by the Home Office to support refugees in the UK increased again in 2023.

Around 5,000 more children and young people are currently on the waiting list for referral into new clinics.

Patricia Rogers was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment, suspended for 18 months, after pleading guilty to fraud by false representation.

The Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Act came into force on April 1.

The ‘world-first’ index ranks countries by their cybercrime threat level, with the UK ranked eighth.

Dr Tijion Esho had admitted having an improper emotional relationship with the woman, but denied having any physical sexual contact with her.

Ms Vennells defended the Horizon system in letters shown to the Post Office inquiry.

Michael Davis, 29, was ordered to serve a minimum term of 22 years for the ‘brutal’ murder of Ollie Davis.

The company says illegal or bad forestry practices have no place in its supply chain and it is looking into the report.

The legislation came into force on April 1.

Findings add to existing evidence that nature is important for mental health, researchers say.

On Tuesday demonstrators hung a banner outside Sir Keir’s house that read: ‘Starmer stop the killing’ surrounded by red hand prints.

Church told ITV talk show hosts Hammond and O’Leary that ‘singing has always been a huge balm to my soul’.

Lloyds said the average loss for holiday scam victims is £765, with 35 to 44-year olds making up more than a quarter of those being tricked.