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Here are the stories making headlines on Sunday.
Labour is setting out a crackdown on antisocial behaviour while Rishi Sunak’s party is pledging a benefits overhaul.
Margolyes did theatrical Dickens-associated readings alongside other actors including Karl Collins.
The injured have been taken to hospital and investigations are under way.
Thousands of motorcyclists travelled from London to Myers’ hometown in Barrow-in-Furness on Saturday as part of the first ‘Dave Day’.
Sir Keir Starmer’s party is pledging a crackdown on antisocial behaviour on Britain’s streets.
Volunteers and emergency workers continued to search a treacherous mountainous part of the island on Saturday.
The government parties said they had defied expectations based on early indicators in the local and European elections.
Camilla told author Lee Child that the King is ‘doing fine’.
The captives had been kidnapped from the Tribe of Nova music festival during Hamas’s October 7 attack on Israel.
The Irish people are ‘decent’ and ‘recognise the value of diversity’, the finance minister said.
A planned ‘huddle’ with reporters was called off as the Prime Minister hit the campaign trail on home turf.
The party’s manifesto will include plans to introduce an age limit for peers and scrap new hereditary roles, the Times reports.
Counting in the local government elections is well under way.
The party has claimed its latest election offer will save the public purse some £12 billion a year.
The PM visited a walled garden as political opponents continued to bad-mouth his early return from Normandy.
The acclaimed author also said his readers are ‘always slighted disappointed’ by him.
A manifesto pledge will feature an upfront capital investment of £280 million to expand urgent treatment centres and A&E wards.
Various speakers, including the Palestinian ambassador to the UK, Husam Zomlot, gave speeches from a stage outside Parliament.
The 16th-century bronze, which depicts Saint Tirumankai Alvar, had been on display at the university’s Ashmolean Museum.
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