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Ms Truss said she will suggest ‘constructive proposals’ to her EU counterpart Maros Sefcovic

Kensington Palace released three striking new portraits of the Duchess of Cambridge for her 40th birthday, including one in a stunning red dress (pictured). They were taken in Kew Gardens.

Iszac Henig, easily beat out his opponents in the women's 100 yard freestyle, with a time of 49.57 seconds. Thomas, who finished fifth, finished with a time of 52.84 seconds

Catherine Elizabeth Middleton was born to Carole and Michael Middleton at the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading on January 9 1982.

DR ELLIE CANNON: Today's reader is seeking advice having developed a muscle twitch since he started caring for his wife who is ill. The reader fears the twitch could also be a response to his gout.

At least five people have died and nine were seriously injured after part of a canyon collapsed on top of tourist boats in a popular sightseeing spot in southeast Brazil Saturday afternoon.

The Irish singer, 55, confirmed her 'beautiful' son Shane, whom she shares with her ex, folk singer Donal Lunny, had passed away on Twitter earlier today.

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12th over: England 30-0 (Hameed 8, Crawley 22)

Boland kicks things off and there’s a bat-pad appeal straight away, but it’s non-committal. Hameed leaves the next and Carey takes it in front of his face. Continuing the theme, Boland gets another to jump as Hameed comes forward and it raps him on the gloves and chest. The next is much the same, but Hameed deals with it. Good signs for Boland. A maiden.

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A DESPERATE search has been launched for three young girls that didn’t make it home from school on Friday.

Jazmin John, 13, Kyiah Conway, 12, and Nylah Collins, 13, were last seen leaving school, in Camberwell Green, South London, on January 7.

Three young girls were last seen leaving school in South London on Friday Police have issued an appeal for anyone with information to come forward If you can help call 101 and use the case reference: 4627/07Jan

Cops are urging anyone who may have seen the girls or has any information to come forward quickly, MyLondon reports.

In a statement, Southwark Police said: “Can you help us find three young girls who have been reported #missing shortly after they left their school in the Camberwell Green area?

“Jazmin John, 13, Kyiah Conway, 12, & Nylah Collins, 13, were last seen on Friday afternoon. Please call.”

The police posted another plea on Twitter around 8:30pm tonight stressing it was “continuing to appeal for help” and that the children “have now been missing for 30hrs”.

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Anyone who may have seen the girls or has some information should call 101 using the case reference: 4627/07Jan.

There have been reports about a poor mood inside the dressing room.

A MINISTER has hit out after four protesters were cleared of toppling a slaver’s statue — as it emerged key evidence could lead to an appeal.

Kit Malthouse vented his frustration after the two-week trial resulted in not guilty verdicts for those involved in thowing the Edward Colston monument into Bristol harbour.

Jake Skuse, 33, Rhian Graham, 30, Milo Ponsford, 26, and Sage Willoughby, 22, brought down the statue during a Black Lives Matter protest in June 2020 The statue of Edward Colston is dropped into Briston harbour

When asked if he disagreed with the outcome, the Policing Minister said: “I do, yes. But I respect the jury made this decision. I wish they made a different decision but they didn’t.”

His comments came as it emerged the trial judge’s decision to let historian Professor David Olusoga give evidence on Colston’s slave trade role might form the basis of an appeal.

In his summing up, Judge Peter Blair told jurors to use the historian’s expertise to help “assess the question of whether displaying a monument of Edward Colston may be indecent or abusive”.

After the verdicts, William Hughes, for the prosecution, said this evidence “was a gloss that I can imagine would have put anyone in the jury at a degree of unease”.

Meanwhile Attorney General Suella Braverman said she was “carefully considering” referring the case to the Court of Appeal.

It would rule on whether there was an error in law on the directions given to the jury.

The Crown Prosecution Service could then ask for a retrial.

Jake Skuse, 33, Rhian Graham, 30, Milo Ponsford, 26, and Sage Willoughby, 22, brought down the statue during a Black Lives Matter protest in June 2020.

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The bronze sculpture bears the red and blue graffiti from the Black Lives Matter protest in June 2020 when it was torn from its plinth in Bristol city centre, and dumped in the harbour.

UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) figures show there were 146,390 new positive Covid tests over the last 24 hours, down 18.5 per cent on the previous week's figure of 179,637

• American star takes lead with world record 115.39 points
• Vincent Zhou (112.78) and Ilia Malinin (103.46) also in mix

Clearly back on his game, Nathan Chen set a short program record at the US figure skating championships on Saturday.

With a performance full of superb footwork and spins – oh, yeah, there were two massive quads in it, too – Chen sent a message to all his competitors, here and abroad. His 115.39 points beat the nationals mark of 114.13 he set in 2020.

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Moderna is working on a single jab which could inoculate Britons against both Covid and flu as early as next year.

In a statement about Poitier, 94, who died on Thursday night in his LA home, his children said they were 'so grateful he was able to spend his last day surrounded by his family and friends.'

A BOY of nine given a magnet fisher for Christmas nearly had an explosive start when he brought home an undetonated World War One bomb.

William Hartley was testing out his gift with his grandad Nick at a canal near his home when he pulled out a foot-long metal tube.

A young boy brought home a World War One bomb after fishing it out of a canal

As they looked closer they realised it was a World War One artillery shell — so excited William decided to carry it home to show his dad.

But a worried neighbour suggested it could be live so the family contacted the police who called the bomb squad.

Dad Andrew said: “The magnet fisher was the first thing he wanted for Christmas, and he was desperate to go out to use it.

“They had gone to the canal and he was sending me back pictures of some of the things he had caught.

“Then he suddenly rang me and said he was bringing something home but couldn’t bring it in the house.

“We waited outside and could see him with this bomb and I just wondered if he should be bringing it home! It was a real shock.”

Andrew put the bomb in the garage of his house in Lancaster before the Royal Logistics Corps Army Bomb Disposal Team from Chester was called in.

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He added: “They came and had a look at it and asked us to clear away from the area.”

The bomb squad said the top part was a timer that had not detonated so they took it away to destroy it themselves.

Andrew said William could not wait to return to primary school after the holiday to tell everyone about his discovery.

“This was a Christmas he will never forget,” he said.

ShutterstockWilliam used a strong fishing magnet and rope to haul the bomb out of the canal[/caption]

An investigation by the MoS has revealed those spreading misinformation on social media include a former Miss Great Britain, a reality TV star, a lawyer and a former GP.

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