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Tens of thousands of people are taking part in this year’s event.

Police and fire crews were called to the incident at Silk Mills Park and Ride in Taunton, Somerset, shortly after 7.50pm on Saturday.

Youth Demand said two of its supporters jumped over the barriers and threw the substance in front of the men’s elite race at around 10.35am.

Devon and Cornwall Police received a report at 4.45am on Wednesday of an incident involving a pedestrian.

She had had her leg amputated due to a ‘severe infection’.

The SNP MP claimed investment and key assets ‘move higher up the Labour Party’s list depending on which side of the border they are found’.

It has been reported that Bassim Haidar has announced he is giving £1 million to Reform.

Earlier in the week, footage emerged of another gig last year in November, which counter-terrorism police are assessing.

The Supreme Court has declared that the words ‘woman’ and ‘sex’ in the Equality Act refer to a biological woman and biological sex.

More than 56,000 people are expected to run the 26.2 mile course on what is forecast to be a warm day with temperatures of up to 22C.

The Welsh club have earned a place in the Championship after securing their third promotion in a row.

The US president turned his criticism towards Russian leader Vladimir Putin on Saturday after meeting with Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky.

Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain KC announced a review of the practice in July 2023.

The Conservative leader said doctors should verify ‘real gender dysphoria’.

CBI Scotland also called for the Scottish Government to review the impact of tax divergence between Scotland and the rest of the UK.

Researchers found a modern aluminium tab from a drinks can found encased in a new form of rock.

The survey revealed 46% of participants had encountered banned practices used by rogue traders.

London could set a new record for the world’s biggest marathon, currently held by the New York Marathon in November when there were 55,646 finishers.

Some 24% of Britons admit to spending money on items they do not need when tired, with 15% saying they are more likely to buy food or takeaways.

An email from a police inspector claims the Crown will not prosecute anyone for breaching the buffer zones outside of operating hours.