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The family applied for entry to the UK using the Ukraine Family Scheme to join the father’s brother, who has lived in the UK since 2007.

Robert Charles Albon, who advertises his services on social media under the name ‘Joe Donor’, claims to have fathered more than 180 children.

Researchers at the University of Surrey have created a tool which can quickly identify weapons and help track their origins.

Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood said the move was to ‘confront the reality’ of the pressures on the service.

A full report is not expected until four-and-a-half years after the opening of the Thistle Centre in Glasgow.

Home Office minister Dame Angela Eagle said the probe, which was first approved under former home secretary Suella Braverman, would start on March 17.

Existing signs indicating the location of chargers feature the traditional blue P parking symbol.

The retailer blamed the closure on forthcoming Budget tax and wage increases.

Dr Claire Fuller said it is not acceptable to ‘bash’ GPs.

Britpop band Oasis were previously nominated in 2024, but did not become inductees.

The Office for Health Improvement & Disparities figures look at shops selling foods such as burgers, pizza, kebabs, Chinese and fried chicken.

It comes after the singer earned rave reviews for her Pyramid Stage performance at the Glastonbury Festival last year.

Then-Attorney General Suella Braverman sought the injunction at the High Court in 2022.

Kristie Higgs was sacked from her job at Farmor’s School in Fairford, Gloucestershire, in 2019.

The Big Cat Sanctuary in Kent has raised £500,000 to create the Lion Rescue Centre for the five big cats.

It comes as ministers have pledged an additional £350million for affordable and social rent homes.

Staff counted more than 500 animals across 145 species at Marwell Zoo.

Shares in the Dutch business, which also owns brands including Amstel, Moretti and Desperados, surged after posting a higher yearly profit.

Out-of-contract Sky customers will see their monthly bills rise by £1.50 a month, which adds up to an extra £18 a year, from Friday.

Representatives of survivors said the outcome was a ‘punch in the gut’.