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The boy could be seen sitting on his mother’s lap as Conservative MP Paul Holmes told the Commons of the youngster’s ‘mission to change the world’.

Aberdeen’s Jack MacKenzie suffered a facial injury in the incident at Dundee United’s Tannadice Park on Saturday.

Alex Mahon also urged the Government to reconsider copyright proposals to ensure they ‘don’t harm British creativity’.

The Tory leader said deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner is ‘on manoeuvres’ and asked how MPs could ever trust Sir Keir after a U-turn on fuel cuts.

The retailer has said online shopping could be disrupted until July after the attack over Easter.

Arlene Foster and Michelle O’Neill were asked about Stormont decisions on test, trace and isolate at the Covid inquiry.

Gerry Adams was ‘reputed to have become a member of the Army Council of the IRA’, a former attorney general has told his libel trial against the BBC.

The 19-year-old went missing last summer in Tenerife, sparking a huge manhunt.

The Prime Minister told MPs he is against ‘incitement to violence’ when pressed on the issue, and says he supports courts and police.

The retailer has said a recent cyber attack will cost the firm around £300 million.

Nottingham-based Himmah, which provides food bank and other community services, said the undisclosed sum will help vulnerable people in need.

The US singer did not appear at the bail hearing at Southwark Crown Court.

The water firm, which hiked customer bills by an average of 21% in April, saw profits rise by more than half to £320 million last year.

The Prime Minister has faced pressure to change course over the squeeze on benefits.

Other projects to receive support include a plan to revive the slate quarry on the island on Luing.

Under Government plans rural and coastal communities could get tens of thousands, or even millions, of pounds a year for clean energy infrastructure.

The Omagh Bombing Inquiry, chaired by Lord Turnbull, is holding procedural hearings in Belfast.

Official figures showed inflation hit 3.5% in April, up from 2.6% in March and the highest since January 2024.

Martyn Sadler died alongside fellow firefighter Jennie Logan and member of the public David Chester following a fire at a former RAF base.

Five justices ruled unanimously on Wednesday that the public does have the right to wild camp in the national park in Devon.