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Ministers have returned from recess to brimming in-trays.

Officers received a report that the child was approached in his tent at the Loch Ness Bay campsite, near Drumnadrochit, on July 31.

Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood said she wanted to ‘right the democratic deficit that has been uncovered’.

The Foreign Secretary announced medical aid for ill and injured Gazans through UK-Med and WHO Egypt.

Scotland Yard said police were called to an address in Chelsea Crescent, Sands End where a man in his 50s was found dead at the scene.

Emergency services were called to reports a woman had fallen from the building in Cuckmere Lane, Southampton, shortly after 2.40pm on Thursday.

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper also told MPs new applications to the existing refugee family reunion route will be suspended this week.

NHS Fife took action against Sandie Peggie because of the ‘objectionable’ way she manifested her gender-critical beliefs, the tribunal heard.

Road closures will remain in place until Tuesday.

Mairi McAllan will announce her plans for the housing emergency today with a focus on ensuring children are in suitable accommodation.

The figures mean all five of the UK’s warmest summers have taken place since the year 2000.

Linda Westcarr spoke of her devastation following the sentencing of Gogoa Lois Tape to a hospital order for the manslaughter of her daughter.

Amnesty has said for the UK to repudiate the European Convention on Human Rights would be a ‘serious breach of international law’.

Rico Andrews was blasted in the chest by a pillion passenger on a moped in Battersea, south-west London, in October 2023.

British fastest-declining mammal has been reintroduced into the River Wey in a two-year programme.

A new report said while emissions from oil and gas had fallen for the fifth year, investment is needed to meet targets for 2040 and 2050.

The Prime Minister said he wanted to focus on ‘delivery, delivery, delivery’.

The widespread flying of flags, after an online campaign called Operation Raise the Colours, has become contentious.

Sir Keir Starmer spoke to the BBC about his desire to grip the small boats crisis, as Yvette Cooper is set to unveil reforms to border security.

The Prime Minister said it was a ‘mistake’ for people to brief against or talk down Ms Rayner.