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Two more small boats have been seen arriving on Sunday.

Grant Shapps said ministers backed police to take action if marches spill over into antisemitism and hate speech.

Paula Vennells is scheduled to give evidence to the probe on Wednesday.

Sir Keir was invited to ‘cross the floor’ to the kitchen by the programme’s host.

Alex Cole-Hamilton spoke of how his party has covered the cost of therapy as a result of abuse he has received.

A 14-year-old boy died after being found in the water at Ovingham, Northumberland, and a 13-year-old boy is critical after being rescued.

The Defence Secretary said he had ‘no doubt’ that additional planes would be found for paratroopers to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day.

EastEnders actors Harriet Thorpe and Natalie Cassidy were among the stars who took part in the walking event.

The Defence Secretary suggested Vladimir Putin was ‘bluffing’ about Russia’s ability to wage a prolonged war.

He made the call as he revealed he has been diagnosed as bipolar.

The haircut took place on Saturday afternoon.

Marie Scott, 97, served in the Women’s Royal Naval Service and relayed messages to and from her station in Portsmouth and the beaches in Normandy.

Thousands of people with bleeding disorders were infected with HIV and/or hepatitis.

The three-week cycle begins on Monday in Weymouth, Dorset.

Ken Hay went to Normandy on June 22, then was on night patrol on July 8 when he was captured and forced to work in coal mines in Poland.

There are fears that the events of the Second World War could be forgotten unless more is done to engage younger generations.

Here are the top news stories for Sunday.

Campaigners at Mighty Earth want the Scottish Government to declare Red Rock Power as ‘unfit’ to bid for renewable leases.

Forestry England said the nature restoration project will be rolled out across areas in Northumberland, North Yorkshire, Dorset and Somerset.

The Church said its analysis suggests in-person attendance is moving closer to the pre-pandemic trend.