NATIONAL NEWS

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is among the world leaders expected in The Hague in the Netherlands this week for the Nato summit.

The 65-year-old was found dead in the garden of his remote woodland home in South Weald, Essex, in June 2015.

The Scottish Secretary Ian Murray was full of praise for the industrial strategy which was revealed by Sir Keir Starmer on Monday.

Experts found that adopting reusable packaging for 30% of goods in UK grocery retail could deliver millions in annual savings for producers.

Sir Ronnie Flanagan hit back in 2001 after then Police Ombudsman Nuala O’Loan published a critical report of the police probe into the Omagh bomb.

He and Sir Keir embraced on the doorstep of No 10, where a red carpet had been rolled out for the Ukrainian leader.

The festival held at Pilton, Somerset, starts on Wednesday.

Andy McDonald asked for further evidence on how many people will lose out on Personal Independence Payments (Pip) as a result of welfare reforms.

David Lammy also confirmed that one British national in Israel had been injured during Iranian missile attacks and had been offered consular support.

The Women Against State Pension Inequality group said an agreement had been reached for a costs capping order in its legal battle.

A court heard Susan Hardwick carried out an ‘attempted mercy killing’ to stop her mother being transferred to another hospital for palliative care.

Around a third of child welfare contacts about domestic abuse ended in a referral to authorities such as police and children’s social services.

Reanne Coulson, 34, was last seen in Coventry in May and concerns were raised by her family after she failed to make contact on her birthday.

Gregory Manson, 56, is alleged to have carried out genital exams even when patients came to him with complaints of coughs, headaches and back pain.

The announcement is part of a new national security strategy.

His wife Stella said he is working on a project to slow the ‘rush’ towards war.

Under Danish law, social housing areas with high levels of deprivation and a ‘non-Western’ population above 50% are declared ‘parallel societies’.

Liam Byrne was killed on the Gitschen mountain in Switzerland on Saturday, the BBC reported.

Police said the officer sustained multiple fractures to his foot along with cuts and bruises.

Canadian-Antiguan national Recaldo Thomas, 59, died on the vessel.