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The late pontiff’s body will lie in state for public viewing from Wednesday, followed by a funeral on Saturday.

Wednesday’s gathering comes as Donald Trump’s administration continues to drive efforts to find peace between Russia and Ukraine.

Wednesday’s gathering comes as Donald Trump’s administration continues to drive efforts to find peace between Russia and Ukraine.

The Prime Minister suggested those who took part in the Southport riots were among those attempting to claim St George’s Cross as their own.

The proposals were brought forward following claims of a ‘two-tier’ justice system.

Christopher Thompson, 31, works in Regional Scientific Support Services for West Yorkshire Police.

South West Water said around 9,500 properties in the Torquay area were still affected after a pipe burst on Monday.

The equalities minister told the Commons the Supreme Court’s judgment on the definition of a woman brings ‘clarity and confidence for women’.

Russell George, the Conservative member for Montgomeryshire, said he was withdrawing his candidacy to stand in next year’s election.

Officials from Unite and the city council will meet in a renewed attempt to break the deadlocked dispute over pay and jobs.

The late pontiff’s body will lie in state for public viewing, followed by a funeral and mourning period.

The Conservatives pressed communities minister Jim McMahon to ‘rule out the humiliation of service personnel ever having to collect refuse’.

The President of Ireland said he hopes the next pope will build on the steps Francis was able to take.

Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood said actions were being taken to better protect prison staff and the public.

The Defence Secretary told the Commons that ministers and officials, including from the US and Europe, would discuss long-term peace on Wednesday.

Scientists are assessing a blood test which can detect 12 different cancers.

The teenage boy, a front seat passenger in one of the vehicles, died at the scene.

Deborah Taylor was recorder of Westminster until her retirement in 2022.

The Social Justice Secretary vowed to change the guidance after the Scottish Government’s Supreme Court defeat – but could not say when that would be.

The books were published between 1623 and 1685.