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The Foreign Secretary also said it would be wrong of Israel to launch a full invasion of Rafah ‘without a plan to protect people’.

The event in Co Westmeath is a celebration of one of Ireland’s oldest traditions.

The Royal British Legion is among the groups marking 80 years since Operation Overlord in June 1944.

Conservative MP Kate Kniveton said it should not have to be ‘exceptional to shield a child from an abusive parent’.

Pc Andrew Gatt was found to have breached the standards of professional behaviour ‘in regard to use of force and discreditable conduct’.

Here are the main stories featuring on the front pages of the nation’s newspapers on Sunday.

Star Sarah Lancashire is nominated for best actress.

The competition has been mired in controversy surrounding the participation of Israel’s Eden Golan.

The ‘ouija pop’ star secured a sixth place finish in Ireland’s first Eurovision grand final since 2018.

Despite only scoring 52 points from the other country’s jury votes, Golan topped the UK’s public vote with 12 votes.

Forecasters said the warm air will probably be confined to southern and eastern parts of England.

The competition has been mired in controversy.

The poll will be combined with the votes from at home audiences and then the winner of the 2024 contest will be crowned.

Several protesters have also been detained and taken away by police including Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg.

Esther McVey claimed public money is being wasted ‘on woke hobby horses’.

There were protests outside the Malmo Arena.

Several protesters have also been detained by police.

Sir Robert Buckland has accused the new Labour MP of approaching him when he was lord chancellor before Charlie Elphicke’s trial.

Kaarija said it ‘does not feel right’ to announce the jury votes during the Eurovision Song Contest final in Malmo.

National Highways said they had seen an increasing number of motorists choosing to ignore the diversion route from junction 8.