Exclusive: Ex-England defender tells The Independent social media is ‘playground to spout abuse’

A northern bald ibis, striated caracaras and a barn owl have all tried to escape in recent years.

Cap on revenues would prevent cost being offset against future investment – a perk enjoyed by oil and gas companies

The explosion happened at a service station and convenience store in Creeslough, Co Donegal, on Friday afternoon.

The £3 billion warship broke down off the Isle of Wight in August after sailing from Portsmouth to take part in flight trials and diplomatic visits.

The explosion happened at a service station and convenience store in the Irish village of Creeslough, Co Donegal on Friday afternoon.

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The suspect was on the run from police for his part in a £3 million drugs plot

The con-artist, 31, whose exploits inspired the hit Netflix series Inventing Anna, has been held by ICE since March 2021.

The papers focus on the sacking of a Tory minister and disagreements in Cabinet.

The city – the birthplace of The Beatles – has been preparing its bid since June.

Conor Burns – who has also had the Tory whip suspended – has accused the party of rushing to judgment, as he vowed to clear his name.

Experts believe the cost-of-living crisis will add to the burden faced by frontline workers.

Thousands of people will join the protest in Westminster on Saturday.

The pound plunged to historic lows against the US dollar in the wake of Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-budget on September 23.

The Department for Education said ‘a wide range of options’ are being explored to make childcare more accessible and affordable.

The Department for Education said ‘a wide range of options’ are being explored to make childcare more accessible and affordable.

The Spice Girl said Prime Minister Liz Truss was girl power ‘in essence’ but that people were ‘worn out’ by the ongoing political turmoil.

The British-Iranian urged the UK to condemn human rights abuses in the country

Sniffer dogs are being used at the scene in Creeslough, Co Donegal amid efforts to find survivors of the explosion.

The party’s conference will open on Saturday in Aberdeen.

Local TD Pearse Doherty said silent prayers were being said as people awaited news from the emergency services.

The Government was said to have revoked the offer because the cost to the taxpayer would be ‘too great’.

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Rowling shared photo of herself in T-shirt claiming Sturgeon is ‘destroyer of women’s rights’

As the Eurovision commentator clutched the card, ‘Liverpool 2023’ was visible on the back.

The city that produced The Beatles fended off competition from Glasgow during the final stage of the selection process.

Case reported to police watchdog after armed officers target suspect

A full cultural programme will be put on to welcome Eurovision to Merseyside.

The First Minister congratulated Liverpool and said the city will “no doubt do Eurovision and Ukraine proud”.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe said she wants to see more action over the current human rights abuses in Iran.

It comes as National Grid warns UK faces power cuts this winter

Dismissal follows series of sleaze allegations against senior Conservatives, including Chris Pincher scandal that forced out Boris Johnson

The announcement was made by Graham Norton, the host of the BBC’s coverage, during The One Show on Friday night.

The contest will take place 13 May 2023

The EU has characterised the bill as a breach of international law

The former trade minister has had the party whip suspended pending an investigation into ‘allegations of inappropriate behaviour’ earlier this week.

‘Of course I’m sorry, absolutely’ the Tory MP evenutally said, after being pushed by his fellow guest

Ex-Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre heads leaked list – which flouts agreement to slim down bloated House of Lords

Earlier this week, the Home Office said it had established an independent review.

Threat to pension funds could have triggered ‘widespread financial instability’

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‘I hope the party will be as quick to conduct their enquiry as they were to rush to judgement,’ sacked minister said

Johnny Mercer vows to defy whip and claims Liz Truss ‘urinating’ on promises

PM will ask European chiefs to keep gas and electricity interconnectors open amid supply fears

Officers reported seeing the man with a knife in the car park of Ascot Drive police station, in Derby, at 9.55am on Friday.

Irish minister Simon Coveney also said that renewed technical discussions between the UK and the EU this week had gone ‘reasonably well’.

Around 25 supporters of Just Stop Oil took part in the action on Friday morning.

Hakeem Kigundu, 32, was sentenced at Reading Crown Court on Friday.

Counter Terrorism Policing report and documents by government extremism unit found by venue staff

Oli Akram Hoque, 26, developed a “vaccine induced” cerebral venous sinuous thrombosis after his first dose of AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine.

The department has been criticised by the data watchdog.

A special ceremony was held at the Guildhall in Londonderry.

Senior officials have been asked to explore what changes could be made to the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill.

Tamim Ian Habimana, 15, was attacked on the street with a knife, umbrella and rounders bat, and died.

‘We will not be intimidated by this despicable gesture,’ street artist says

In July, deputy chief whip Chris Pincher quit after admitting he had ‘far too much’ to drink at a social event

The work is being previewed at Sotheby’s in London.

The Nato flagship had been due to set sail for Rosyth for repairs.

The MP for Bournemouth West has reportedly said he will co-operate fully with the probe and ‘looks forward to clearing his name’.

Endurance became stuck in ice and sank in the Weddell Sea off the coast of Antarctica in 1915.

Protesters dressed in suits, blindfolded and gagged with dead fish staged a stunt outside Holyrood.

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Joel Richards spoke about surviving a fire at Rowe Court in Reading last year, as the arsonist was jailed on Friday.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct is carrying out a criminal investigation.

Jamie Markham, 45, was stabbed three times with a large knife outside his home in Chingford, east London

The area was scoured after author Russell Edwards said he believed he had located the makeshift grave of 12-year-old Keith Bennett.

A barrister representing an alleged victim said the ‘implication’ of what Judge Marc Marin said was ‘only stupid women can be raped’.

There are a number of options on the table – and hurdles

There are a number of options on the table – and hurdles

Jamie Markham was attacked by the youngster, who was then 14, last year.

From Brexit U-turns to forgetting where she is, we bring you the moments Britain’s new leader would probably much rather forget

From Brexit U-turns to forgetting where she is, we bring you the moments Britain’s new leader would probably much rather forget

‘This baby is actually going to be born at home. This is my worst nightmare’, new mother recalls

Fourteen year-old boy had been charged with murder, attempted wounding with intent and having a bladed article in public

The project invites young people in the US to give a 1,000 dollar (£896) grant to a woman of their choice.

A spokeswoman for the UK Government said the Prime Minister’s priority is ‘to deliver economic growth across the union’.

The author was giving her backing to a protest outside the Scottish Parliament over controversial gender recognition legislation.

‘We are seeing men and women, regular people, taking to the streets,’ researcher says

The area was scoured after author Russell Edwards said he believed he had located the makeshift grave of 12-year-old Keith Bennett.

The dispute centres on a version of Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin’s Le Benedicite.

Infection levels in England have climbed above one million.

Birmingham Crown Court was told the wall was ‘decidedly unsafe’ and no one should have been working anywhere near it.

Thousands of patients were infected with HIV and hepatitis C through contaminated blood products in the 1970s and 1980s.

Armed officers out in force and photos appear to show medical supplies on ground where someone was treated

Angela Jilina and estranged journalist husband Walid Abu-Zalaf want a judge to make decisions related to when their marriage broke down.

Joshua Tilt, who worked in a British Transport Police force control room, is accused of misconduct in a public office.

Atlantic rift widens on approach to drug laws

Summit organisers eschew Flag of Europe but some EU leaders bring own flags

Hakeem Kigundu, 32, who started a fatal fire at Rowe Court in Reading, Berkshire, on December 15 last year, spoke at Reading Crown Court on Friday.

UK to face three-hour long power cuts this winter

The committal hearing will determine whether there is sufficient evidence to proceed to a Crown Court trial.

Messages of a ‘discriminatory, derogatory or pornographic nature’ found in WhatsApp group

Kenny Defelice was handed a 12-month community order at Westminster Magistrates’ Court.

Robinson was best known for his DCI Banks series.

Speaking ahead of that, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said work on a Scottish central bank would begin immediately after a Yes vote.

UK to face three-hour long power cuts this winter

Liverpool and Glasgow are the two UK cities which remain in the race to host the music event next year in place of Ukraine.

John McEvoy, a survivor of the attack at the Thierafurth Inn in Kilcoo, Co Down, brought a legal challenge against the chief constable.