The 74-year-old had missed an email asking for further proof of living in the UK as it went to her junk folder.
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Two men and a woman were also injured in the crash. Police say they are in a serious but stable condition.
Nearly a dozen vehicles were damaged.
Is it too soon to play the blame game?
‘Many officers have worked every weekend since October 7 and sickness rates are rising, a trend which is likely to continue.’
Brits could see up to a centimetre of snow falling as a polar blast looks set to grip parts of the country just days before Christmas.
Hospital bosses have said they are ‘deeply sorry’ for the ‘isolated incident’.
Cheap, accessible and so much festive fun on offer.
Wrecking machines are demolishing the homes.
‘We’re in for a wet and windy weekend.’
Police are investigating it as a possible hate crime.
It’s giving royalty.
‘Eventually, I would love a one-bedroom apartment’
The younger Royal Family attended a Westminster Abbey event celebrating the Princess of Wales’ Shaping Us campaign.
Girl X has started giving evidence.
Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis all posted letters through a special post box outside Westminster Abbey this evening.
The increase has been dubbed ‘the rise of the silver snorters’.
Never ask the Millstone to keep it down.
‘A total farce’: Labour furious as govt reveals cost of Rwanda asylum policy Sky News says Rishi Sunak is facing fresh pressure over his Rwanda policy after it emerged the scheme has already cost £240m, despite never being used. The government spent a further £100m in the 2023-24 financial year while flights remained grounded amid a series of legal setbacks – on top of the £140m previously paid out. According to a letter from the Home Office to committee chairs, ministers expect additional costs of £50m in the coming year, which would bring the total to £290m. https://news.sky.com/story/pms-rwanda-policy-has-already-cost-240m-despite-never-being-used-13025310
Today’s news summary – Paper Talk: ‘Tories are imploding’ as ‘Sunak faces rebellion’ Rishi Sunak’s struggle to gain support within his party for the latest attempt to send migrants to Rwanda dominates Friday’s headlines. Several papers pay tribute to poet Benjamin Zephaniah after his death at 65. Other papers feature images of the royals and Adele. ‘Sunak facing rebellion’ The i leads with the headline “Wounded PM faces growing rebellion,” while The Guardian and the Daily Express report that both right-wing and centrist Tory MPs are considering voting against the Safety of Rwanda Bill in Parliament next week. The Guardian says…
UK paid Rwanda an extra £100m for asylum deal Rwanda has been given a further £100m this year from the UK government as part of its deal to relocate asylum seekers there. The payment was made in April, the Home Office’s top civil servant said in a letter to MPs, after £140m had already been sent. Sir Matthew Rycroft said another payment of £50m was expected next year. The revelation came hours after Rishi Sunak vowed to “finish the job” of reviving the plan after the resignation of his immigration minister Robert Jenrick this week.
The SNP leader fumed that it was a “real dark day” for the UK during First Minister’s Questions.
William Brown died on Wednesday afternoon in the Sandgate area of Folkestone as he went to retrieve a football.
‘The fact that we could not recover David has added to the anguish caused to his family, and denied them the chance to say goodbye to him with dignity.’
People will finally experience some warmer temperatures today.
