Travel is still affected after Friday’s bad weather saw a person swept into the River Don near Inverurie in Aberdeenshire.

The singer became emotional as she thanked fans for ‘coming back to me’ as she opened the show at The Colosseum venue in Caesars Palace.

Some said it ‘did not feel real’ to be back at Caesars Palace for Adele’s previously cancelled show – but were sure it would be ‘worth the wait’.

Poll reveals 19% of voters trust Conservatives on economy

Exclusive: Tech giants under fire for making available Metrash2 app which can be used to stop unmarried Qatari women aged under 25 from leaving the Gulf state

Ian Joyce thanked his dogs for helping him to have a ‘more positive outlook’ in life.

He said that Iranian-supplied weapons are threatening security in the Middle East and beyond.

The two officers had been on patrol in the Mount Carmel Heights when a bomb was detonated at the side of their vehicle.

Some described having ‘butterflies’ and did not want to build their expectations too high in case of a second disappointment.

‘Rest centres’ set up and sandbags handed out in Aberdeenshire after month’s worth of rain falls in hours

Defence insists claims Mendy is a ‘predator’ are ‘utterly ridiculous’

MasterChef: The Professionals winner Gary Maclean created the pie as part of a campaign to celebrate St Andrew’s Day.

A multi-million pound scheme to improve toilet facilities for lorry drivers is ‘entirely unspent’ after a year, according to Unite.

The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has called for ‘detailed negotiations’ on pay in the next five days or it will announce strike dates for December.

The annual BBC show featured musical performances, comedy sketches and fundraising challenges.

The person was understood to be rescuing a dog in the River Don near Monymusk in Aberdeenshire on Friday.

National Rail says that speed restrictions will be in place on a number of routes in Scotland because of continuing poor weather.

Experience of parenthood has shaped my attitude to crime, says PM

The Prime Minister said his daughter wanting to walk to school by herself brought home the danger women and girls face.

The Foreign Secretary says the regime in Tehran is closer than ever before to acquiring a nuclear weapon.

The 61-year-old Culture Club singer said he thinks the former health secretary is ‘slippery’.

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has been head of Britain’s biggest police force since September.

Animal Rebellion group ecologist wanted to persuade broadcaster to speak out over biodiversity crisis

Jordan McSweeney dragged woman into alleyway where he kicked and stamped on her

The IFS said abolishing non-doms would be worth around £3bn a year to the economy – roughly the same amount that will be added to next year’s NHS budget

Dorset Police discovered a body in Dorchester on Thursday morning believed to be that of Fisher.

As a gesture of gratitude, the group is sending the king a hamper of ‘faux gras’ made by vegan chef Alexis Gauthier.

King Charles had previoulsy banned it from his residences as Prince of Wales

Mr Varadkar said 12 years in government has taught him that you do not know what will hit you.

Raneem Oudeh, 22, was killed outside her mother’s home in Northdown Road, Solihull, West Midlands, on August 27 2018.

The toys will be donated to families by the Queen Consort at a special ‘teddy bears picnic’

The Labour leader spoke of his hope that after he steps down his party could for the first time choose a female leader.

PCS union moves to add to ‘substantial strike fund’ for dispute

West Midlands Police has launched a murder inquiry after a man in his 30s was discovered dead in a vehicle in Coventry on Friday afternoon.

Raneem Oudeh, 22, and her mother Khaola Saleem, 49, were killed in August 2018

The involvement of the new IRA was a ‘strong line of inquiry’, police chief said

The RAF Voyager took to the skies over Oxfordshire using waste-based fuels including used cooking oil.

Borough Council of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk bans the plastic toys from its beaches

A housing crisis described as ‘unprecedented’ has seen students unable to find accommodation this year

The Met said it is taking a more precise and strategic approach to clamping down on crime.

Neuropathologist said Yahya Aboukar might have beat partner to death with barbell or claw hammer

Evri, formerly known as Hermes, scored just 1.75 stars out of a possible five in the second annual parcel league table by Citizens Advice

The elusive artist urged shoplifters to visit the clothing brand’s store on Regent Street.

The Office for Police Conduct said West Midlands Police let chances to ‘take positive action’ slip for Khaola Saleem and Raneem Oudeh.

Minister for Higher Education Simon Harris said it was a momentous occasion and an ‘important and historic day’.

Wayne Hawkeswood and Graham Woodhouse will face sentence next year over safety failings linked to the deaths of five men in 2016.

The pensioners were beaten and restrained as their flat was ransacked in the search for valuables.

Institute for Fiscal Studies says UK faces ‘long, unpleasant journey’ over next few years

Oliver Lewin believed white people across Europe were being ‘systematically killed by the Covid vaccine’

It has been reported the Government will provide a minister to be interviewed around three mornings every week.

The north east of Scotland has been battered by almost a month’s worth of rain overnight.

At a previous hearing the court was told Jordan McSweeney was a prolific offender and had been released from prison on licence days before the murder.

A planned review of local NHS care by former health secretary Patricia Hewitt was announced in the Chancellor’s autumn statement speech.

Howard Junior School in King’s Lynn, Norfolk, has a new name for the duration of the World Cup thanks to headteacher Gregory Hill.

An inquest into the death of Awaab Ishak found he died in December 2020 from a respiratory condition caused by mould.

From nursing to postal deliveries and even coffin-making, few public services will be unaffected by industrial action

Former health secretary will declare his fee to parliament at a later date

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The future king chatted to a group of military families from the base.

The plaque to Adrian McGill who died in 1972 has been unveiled at Maryhill Fire Station.

Forecasters have issued an amber rain warning for an area of north east Scotland stretching from just north of Dundee up past Aberdeen until 9pm.

The singer lost both his father and brother to cancer.

The former prime minister’s register of interests indicates he was paid more than £32,000 an hour for his appearance

The former prime minister’s register of interests shows he received in excess of £276,000 for a single event, weeks after walking from No 10

’It’s not a good story,’ Andrew Bailey tells MPs – painting backdrop to Jeremy Hunt’s £60bn ‘black hole’

Former frontbenchers called on the chancellor to stop ‘eye-watering’ fuel levels

Specialist officers began searching Bismark House Mill, in Oldham, Greater Manchester, in July after human remains were found by demolition workers.

Vet and Tory MP Dr Neil Hudson stressed that keeping animals was important to help people with their mental health.

An inquest found Awaab Ishak died from a respiratory condition caused by mould in the one-bedroom housing association flat where he lived.

OBR documents have assumed the government will end the £65 billion fuel duty freeze

Police have launched an attempted murder inquiry after officers were targeted in Strabane.

Recession to last until 2024 as taxes climb to highest level since Second World War

Chancellor announces ‘biggest ever cash increase in state pension’

Millions more to be dragged into 20p and 40p tax rates through ‘fiscal drag’ – and more will pay 45p rate

The owners feel this move will show solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community.

The regulator said there were particular difficulties in finding placements for children with more complex needs and older children.

Brian Glendinning was expected to return to Scotland on Friday evening, but will now arrive on Saturday morning.

Lucy Letby, 32, denies the murders of seven babies and the attempted murders of 10 others between June 2015 and June 2016.

Lucy Letby denies murders of seven babies and attempted murders of 10 others

Membership of the House of Lords now far exceeds that of the Commons, says Lord Norton.

Louis De Zoysa is alleged to have murdered police custody sergeant Matt Ratana after being arrested in the Norbury area in September 2020.

‘We are looking at energy difficulties this winter,’ MoneySavingExpert founder says

Peter Colthup has been presented with the Dutch Liberation Medal and the Market Garden Medal by the Dutch Attaché.

The first pair – whose appearance traditionally marks the start of winter – arrived at the Wildfowl & Wetland Trust in Gloucestershire last week.

The latest wave has peaked well below levels reached earlier in the year.

The Queen Consort will personally deliver teddy bears left as tributes to the Queen to Barnardo’s children’s charity at a picnic at Bow Nursey.

The Taoiseach Micheal Martin said the incident in Strabane was ‘shocking’.

Officers co-ordinated a series of raids across the country – arresting six people and seizing £12,000 in cash.

Brian Cox – the actor and the science professor – found themselves struggling to check in to the same hotel.

The Irish-led declaration will require militaries to consider the impact of their actions on civilians in populated areas.

The release follows the Child Q scandal earlier this year, in which a 15-year-old schoolgirl was strip-searched by police

Labour shadow defence minister Chris Evans claimed that 6,000 jobs would have been created.

Photographer Koo Stark, 66, brought legal action over a November 2019 article in the paper.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced extra funding for Scotland via the Barnett formula on Thursday.

But chancellor says he does not have figures to base decision on

Richard Mayne had been flying out to study maths and finance at the University of Western Australia.

The Met Office said heavy rain was easing more slowly than previously expected.

Jeremy Hunt insisted he ‘passionately’ did not want to delay the reforms, which include a care cap, by two years.

A study by JustGiving found that crowdfunders and charities have raised more than £12m through the platform so far this year.

The former RAF search and rescue pilot travelled to RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire by helicopter.