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Greater Manchester’s night-time economy adviser Sacha Lord urged Maldron Hotels to ‘do the right thing’.

Conservative leadership candidate Robert Jenrick said a tough stance on immigration would win back voters who backed Reform UK.

Hayley Jones has been charged with misconduct in a public office over an alleged inappropriate relationship with McSweeney.

John Smallbones also has a sizeable back tattoo of Liam Gallagher and hopes to secure tickets for the Oasis reunion tour in 2025.

The Prime Minister is visiting Berlin and will also travel to Paris for talks as he steps up efforts to reset relations with the EU’s key players.

The meeting comes as the energy price cap is due to rise by £149.

Four other people remain under investigation as the police investigation continues.

A charity warned of a ‘growing crisis’ as a survey suggests more school staff in England are stepping in to feed children.

The semi-aquatic mammals, hunted to extinction centuries ago, are key to helping tackle the nature and climate crises, conservationists argue.

More than a dozen highly commended images have been unveiled by the Natural History Museum for the 60th annual competition.

Michael O’Leary said violent outbursts occur on his planes on a weekly basis.

Politics and pop stars dominate the front pages on Wednesday.

Josh Greally, 28, was arrested in Barnsley on June 11 after he threw what looked like a paper cup containing a liquid and another object at Mr Farage.

A report by the Victims’ Commissioner gathered testimonies from more than 3,000 victims of crime.

Nicholas Glass, 32, was found dead at a relative’s property with injuries consistent with having been bitten, police said.

Liam and Noel Gallagher confirmed Oasis’s long-awaited reunion on Tuesday by saying: ‘The great wait is over.’

Exemptions are required to transport munitions of war on civil aircraft across Irish airspace.

A Labour spokesperson said the Conservatives’ helicopter usage became ‘a symbol of their government: grossly wasteful’.

On Friday magistrates were told to delay jailing criminals as the number of people in prison hit a new weekly high.

Campaigners from wood pellet exporting countries are calling on the new Government to end financial support for firms burning them for electricity.