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Patients were forced to evacuate and a girl died as people fled the Anglican-run Al-Ahli Hospital.

Officers were alerted to a body in the River Thames in Maritime Quay in east London on Sunday at 9.03am, the Metropolitan Police said.

Researchers at King’s College London say the breakthrough could lead to patients regrowing lost teeth in future.

The Tanaiste said Russia was demonstrating it had no interest in peace.

If the blast furnaces at the Scunthorpe steelworks run out of raw materials, they can never be turned back on.

Hashem Abedi threw hot cooking oil over three officers before stabbing them with ‘home-made weapons’, the Prison Officers’ Association said.

The Labour MP’s lawyers said the claims against her were ‘politically motivated’.

Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) along with volunteers helped to extinguish the blaze on Glen Rosa.

The King and Queen were returning to Birkhall, where they had their honeymoon in 2005.

The recent warm weather is expected to make way for downpours and cooler temperatures throughout the week.

Emergency crews were called to the incident in John Street, Worksop, at 7.39pm on Saturday.

In April, six different addresses were targeted with deliberate fires in five days in Glasgow and the city’s surrounding suburbs.

Charles and Camilla arrived at Crathie Kirk near Balmoral on Sunday morning.

The former leader of the City of Edinburgh Council resigned amid allegations that he had sent inappropriate messages to Ukrainian refugees.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy has said he is ‘deeply concerned’ by the refusal to allow Wera Hobhouse to visit her family in the territory.

There have been 8,064 arrivals so far in 2025, including 656 on Saturday, according to provisional Home Office figures.

The Business Secretary faces a scramble to get enough raw materials to the Scunthorpe steelworks to stop the blast furnaces being turned off.

The Prison Officers’ Association said Hashem Abedi threw hot oil over three officers on Saturday before stabbing them with ‘home-made weapons’.

Keith Crawley has so far replicated 12 Edinburgh pubs and has no intention of stopping anytime soon.

Laila is part of the breeding programme for the endangered species at The Big Cat Sanctuary in Kent.