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The Prince and Princess of Wales are set to travel to the US ahead of the annual awards ceremony for the Earthshot Prize.

James Cleverly held his first bilateral as Foreign Secretary with his Hungarian counterpart Péter Szijjártó to discuss UK/ EU relations as talks with Brussels on Northern Ireland stall.

King Charles III made a request to the House of Lords to allow his siblings Princess Anne and Prince Edward to become Counsellors of State permitted to stand in for him if he is unwell or out of the country.

OVO Energy has “sincerely apologised” after issues with customer smart meters left them in disarray, but the devices that are intended to help limit energy bills have caused a whole heap of problems amid the energy crisis

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly brought up the need to fully back Ukraine with his Hungarian counterpart Péter Szijjártó after the two men had talks in London for the first time today with disagreements over how to deal with Russia.

Britons have expressed their excitement over the return of their “Christmas countdown”.

Mauna Loa, the world’s largest active volcano, is located on Hawaii’s Big Island.

Palace staff have aired concerns that a flood of redundancies that followed the death of Queen Elizabeth II could continue as the King looks to “streamline” the Royal Family.

Thousands of patients are heading abroad as record waiting lists delay routine NHS treatment, figures reveal.

Record amounts of cocaine are being seized in Europe. Its availability on the continent has never been higher, with extremely high purity and low prices.

John Swinney claimed post-Brexit funding agreements have added “confusion” and enable the UK Government to “intervene” in Scottish funding decisions.

So far 12 Tories have confirmed they will not seek re-election in two years.

A resident reported a “huge flash of light followed by sound of massive explosion”.

A group of at least 30 MPs are calling for an amendment to the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill that would effectively force the Government to end the ban on new onshore wind farms.

Scotland Secretary Alistair Jack revealed to the Scottish Affairs Select Committee that the UK Government spent £71,800 in total on defending the Supreme Court Case.

Prince William and Kate Middleton are set to “redress the balance” when they touch down in the US on Wednesday – where the Royal Family has endured a “bumpy ride of late”.

GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING: The public flogging of three women and nine men in Afghanistan last week shocked the world – and offered an indication of the ruling Taliban regime’s savagery.

Trafalgar Square’s Christmas tree was mocked online by hundreds who claimed it was “pathetic looking”.

The Government had promised to cut down on the money MPs could make from second jobs.

Students at a university rocked by a quadruple murder are uneasy about returning after their holiday, with one describing how it happened “just blocks from my dorm”.

Over the past week, Turkey launched a wave of airstrikes on suspected Kurdish rebels hiding in neighbouring Syria and Iraq in retaliation for the Istanbul attack.

National Grid was considering rolling out the scheme after a “slow return of [nuclear power] in France and lower temperatures”, sparking fears energy imports to the UK would plummet.

The US was last night considering a proposal from Boeing to supply Ukraine with small precision bombs which can be attached to rockets – allowing it to hit far behind Russian enemy lines.

The late Queen Elizabeth II is said to have been very keen to prepare Prince William’s wife for life at the head of the monarchy.

The Met Office is playing down hopes for widespread snow but a number of forecasters and maps are predicting a big freeze could hit in early December.