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A motoring research charity said the figures show there is ‘literally no type of vehicle that someone won’t steal’.

Paul Studer wrote an album with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in memory of his wife and teamed up with them again to write his second album.

Mr Sweeting said it was in ‘everyone’s interest to play their part’ and avoid overloading the health system.

Mahmoud Almassri hopes a family reunification scheme for Palestinians will help people flee the conflict between Israel and Hamas.

Here are the biggest stories leading Sunday’s front pages.

Their open letter acknowledges times are ‘challenging’ but stresses there is no place for antisemitism and Islamophobia in the UK.

Sir Keir expressed his concern that the ‘region is on the brink’ following Iran’s missile attack on Israel.

On Saturday, the British Heart Foundation said a senior party official knew last year.

A crowd turned out for the demonstration in Ireland’s capital on Saturday.

Research hubs will also be created at universities across the country.

Stephen Doughty said that the sovereignty of the territories is ‘not up for negotiation’.

The deaths occurred when occupants of overcrowded boats were ‘panicked’ by engine failures.

It comes amid escalating tensions in the region.

South Belfast and Mid Down MP Claire Hanna succeeded Colum Eastwood as SDLP leader on Saturday.

The protest was organised by Scottish Friends of Palestine and the Gaza Genocide Emergency Committee.

Peter Murrell was charged in April by police as part of Operation Branchform.

It emerged that the British Heart Foundation told a senior Sinn Fein official that two press officers had provided references for Michael McMonagle.

Sophie was announced as the new patron for Girlguiding, the country’s largest organisation dedicated solely to girls, earlier this week.

Officers have made 17 arrests so far, the Metropolitan Police said.

It comes ahead of the International Investment Summit later this month.