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The Foreign Secretary met the Argentine president for talks at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

A rebel source said only a ‘small number’ of MPs were set to vote against the Safety of Rwanda Bill at its third reading.

People taking part in the research also saw a ‘meaningful improvement’ in their waist circumference and body fat, the scientists said.

Civil service unions reacted with fury to the suggestion that officials could be asked to break international law.

Buckingham Palace said in common with thousands of men each year, the King has sought treatment for an enlarged prostate and his condition is benign.

Charles added Anne and Edward to the list of royal family members who can act in his place last year.

The smartphone maker has built a range of AI tools into its new phones, including translation, transcription and photo-editing features.

Human Rights charity Liberty threatened legal action against the force on behalf of one person in the group whose tent and belongings were destroyed.

The princess, who was seen three weeks ago walking to church on Christmas Day, will not carry out public engagements for up to three months.

The man, aged in his 30s, was arrested in Rosslare on Wednesday.

An estimated 150,000 workers from sectors including education, health, police staff and transport will take part in the walkouts over a pay award.

The incident took place on a London Underground train in October.

Professor Alexis Jay cited the lack of an ‘in-built follow-up’ requirement to check on progress by Government as a weakness of public inquiries.

A Muslim pupil brought a legal challenge against Michaela Community School over its allegedly discriminatory policy.

The former paymaster general beat Conservative rival Rehman Chishti in a parliamentary ballot to take up the role.

Dame Jackie Baillie was among scores of people receiving their honours in Edinburgh on Wednesday.

Benign prostate enlargement (BPE) is the medical term to describe an enlarged prostate, which the King will be treated for in hospital.

Kaydon Prior and Jason Curtis are on trial for the murder of Harrison Tomkins after a ‘brutal and frenzied attack’.

Peers said the treaty should not be ratified until Parliament is satisfied that the protections it provides have been fully implemented.

Dental amalgam is used in around a third of procedures in the UK.