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New Labour grandee appointed as the UK’s top diplomat in Washington despite having previously called Donald Trump a ‘bully and a mercantalist.’

Government issues New Jersey drone ban amid unexplained sightings; and the key prosecutor in Trump’s Georgia election interference case has been disqualified.

The trade and business secretary has also written to Vauxhall owner Stellantis, asking them to reconsider closing the plant.

Persistent disruptive behaviour was the most common reason for both suspensions and permanent exclusions in schools in England during the autumn term last year.

Sir Keir Starmer said that the toppling of Bashar al-Assad was ‘a good thing’ but cautioned against thinking what will follow is necessarily going to be better.

No police officers have been charged, but an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct is ongoing and nearing completion.

Craig Wright’s conduct was described to the court as a ‘desperate publicity stunt to keep his cultish supporters engaged.’

The borrowing and retail sales data come amid sluggish economic growth in the UK, with inflation accelerating at its fastest pace since March.

The review will also look into how Ofgem can help the government in its ‘clean power’ mission and support the private sector to invest in energy infrastructure.

Mason Rist, 15, and Max Dixon, 16, died in an attack that lasted less than a minute and saw four teenagers use a baseball bat and machetes.

The new support package includes £186 million to fund key military equipment and £39 million for more than 1,000 counter-drone electronic warfare systems.

The decision to hold interest rates comes amid growing inflationary pressures and contraction of the UK economy.

Thames Water faces nearly £16 billion debt and needs £3.3 billion over the next five years to keep running.

In one incident, the teens attacked a woman, slapping her, throwing her to the ground, and then kicking her, causing her to briefly lose consciousness.

A higher education think tank has called for more transparent data on transnational education student success rates, degree outcomes, and job prospects.

The annual report on the state of the three armed forces reserves found that reservists ‘are being paid less than if they were stacking shelves.’

Online influencer Andrew Tate said that the ruling ‘is not justice’ and claimed it was a ‘coordinated attack on anyone who dares challenge the system.’

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said that British taxpayers cannot afford the ‘burden’ of a billion-pound compensation scheme.

The retailer said conditions have been ‘challenging’ since September, noting that consumer confidence has weakened further since the Budget was published.

The chairman of the Migration Advisory Committee also predicted that net immigration could be down to around 300,000 ‘in the next two or three years.’