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Arriving at the National Galleries of Scotland on a long-term loan directly from the artist, the large portrait is titled Unknown Man.

A total of 14.8 million getaway trips are planned to take place between Friday and Monday, an RAC poll of 1,050 UK drivers suggested.

Just over half (52%) of local areas have recorded a week-on-week rise in rates.

The Royal couple visited a project for people with learning difficulties on a second stop in their visit to the North East of England

The royal couple were on their first engagement since the family came out of mourning for the Duke of Edinburgh.

The Duke of York stepped down from public duties over his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The National Crime Agency believes a crime group was producing around one tonne of amphetamine per month.

No 10 has declined to deny the suggestion that the Prime Minister used a loan from the Conservative Party to pay for the initial costs.

The Bill is currently moving between the Commons and Lords.

Hundreds of subpostmasters were prosecuted for theft, fraud and false accounting.

Katerina Hasapopoulous, 43, was sentenced at Southwark Crown Court after earlier pleading guilty to criminal damage.

The Foreign Secretary insisted that the Government was acting in line with the 2015 law that sets the aid target.

Gordon Brown’s plea is supported by British inventor of the world wide web Sir Tim Berners-Lee and former UK digital tsar Martha Lane Fox.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has warned that the nation is ‘not out of the woods yet’.

Only 15% of those surveyed think spending time preparing for SATs should be included in a recovery programme for pupils.

The party leader said she was focused on ‘bigger things’.

Students and staff had to be evacuated with their hands on their heads after shots rang out at Crawley College on Monday.

The Aire & Calder Navigation dates back to 1704.

The Parole Board said it was not satisfied John O’Shaughnessy was suitable for release.

During his eight years in seven jails, Usman Khan was involved in a string of violent incidents and ‘extremist bullying’, London’s Guildhall was told.