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The Crown: Netflix to release first part of the final season The final part of The Crown’s last season will be released on Thursday, with the first half of the season already available on Netflix. Season six details the events of the late 1990s, including Princess Diana’s relationship with Dodi. The final part of the last season will cover the events leading up to Princess Diana’s death in 1997 and the aftermath.  Both Diana and Dodi, along with their driver died in a car accident in Paris in 1997 -they were being chased by paparazzi.  The final six episodes of…

‘Anyone who was present at the site at the weekend is advised to seek medical advice if they feel unwell.’

‘The speeds at which you were driving were unbelievably disgusting. We took the whole impact and never stood a chance.’

In today’s MetroTalk readers are discussing derision within the Conservative Party and society.

‘No-one saw Sheldon Flanighan go under the van. The expert’s hypothesis is that he went under as you reversed. You ran over him twice.’

A teenager has died after being stabbed during a group brawl described as ‘utter mayhem’ in west London.

PMQs returns today: What to expect as MPs return to the House At a glance – PMQs today PMQs return this week after parliament was prorogued for two weeks. But politics didn’t stop in that time – and a lot happened.  What time is PMQs today? PMQs begins at the usual time of 12 noon, and the session will last for about half an hour. You can watch PMQs live on the UK Parliament YouTube channel. What should we expect from PMQs? PM Rishi Sunak will face Labour’s Sir Keir Starmer at noon on Wednesday. It will be the first…

Rwanda ruling- Court rules Govt’s Rwanda plan unlawful Breaking – update The Supreme Court has ruled the government’s plans to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda as unlawful, in a major blow to Rishi Sunak. LIVE – Breaking – Supreme Court Rwanda ruling- Court rules Govt’s Rwanda plan UNLAWFUL The Supreme Court is set to decide whether the UK can send asylum seekers to Rwanda.  The plan is designed to deter people crossing in small boats across the Channel, but since it was announced it has been thwarted by legal challenges. It had been a major part of Rishi Sunak’s promise.…

Many of Wednesday’s front pages cover, for a second day, the aftermath of Suella Braverman’s sacking.

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Keir Starmer to put forward Labour Gaza conflict vote Labour leader Sir Kier Starmer will attempt to put his party’s position on the Israel-Hamas conflict to a vote on Wednesday, in a bid to maintain party unity. The party plans to table a Commons motion reflecting concerns over the civilian death toll, and urging longer pauses in the fighting to deliver aid. But it will echo Sir Keir’s position and stop short of urging an immediate ceasefire. Dozens of Labour MPs have already called for a ceasefire, defying the party’s official stance. And 19 members of the frontbench have also…

Suella Braverman accuses Rishi Sunak of betrayal in scathing letter Former Health Secretary Suella Braverman has unleashed a scathing attack on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, just a day after he sacked her. In a letter to the PM, she said he had repeatedly failed on key politics and broken pledges over immigration. She said the PM had adopted “wishful thinking” to “avoid having to make hard choices”, she wrote. A ruling on the government’s Rwanda plan will be announced on Wednesday. It will be a key moment for the UK government and could reignite divisions among Tory MPs over the…

‘Fortunately, the police were right behind us, so they could scold me for not wearing a helmet and then leave.’

Kyle Morley told officers he was heavily intoxicated and ‘on Class-A drugs’ when the incident occurred.

Ms Braverman was removed from her position on Monday and replaced by former prime minister David Cameron.

Do you know what this year’s word means? Here’s a clue … Students do it a lot!

The alleged crimes happened between 2017 and 2018, when Pattison was 23 years old and was working as a teaching assistant in a secondary school where she looked after children in care.

‘All crying today and missing you today. You are still part of our family.’

An air ambulance has also landed at the scene.

He’s not an MP, so how can David Cameron return to the cabinet? The Guardian says To those not fully up to speed with UK politics, the idea of putting someone who retired as an MP seven years ago into a top government job might seem extremely odd. But David Cameron’s elevation to foreign secretary is not without precedent. How can Cameron be in the cabinet and not in the Commons? By being made a peer. The Downing Street announcement of Cameron’s job said that the former prime minister was immediately being made a life peer, meaning he will sit…

The boy’s mum registered his name.

Sweet Bunny is entering her next chapter.

David Cameron to return to cabinet table after seven years Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron has returned to frontline politics, in a shock announcement from the government. Seven years after leaving politics, David Cameron has now been appointed Foreign Secretary in Rishi Sunak’s Cabinet. His recall to government sees him replace James Cleverly, who is now the new home secretary after Suella Braverman got sacked. Braverman was sacked following her criticism of the Met Police. David Cameron, now known as Lord Cameron, was appointed to the House of Lords on Monday. There are questions over how Cameron will be…

Storm Debi: Thunderstorm warning in place for parts of England Thunderstorm warnings are in place for southern England after Storm Debi brought wild weather to part of the UK. A yellow warning has been put in place following the heavy rain and wind across northern England and Scotland, with gusts of over 70mph recorded in Wales and Northern Ireland. Dewnpours are expected across the south coast and London until noon on Tuesday. Debi is the fourth storm of this winter so far. The storm first hit Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, then Wales before moving eastwards and into…

NHS struggling to open extra winter beds and fill staffing gaps A lack of funds means hospitals will need to scale back on opening extra beds to cope with winter, according to NHS Providers – which represents hospital managers. The warning came after the Treasury rejected pleas for an extra £1bn to cover the cost of strikes. Recruitment to plug gaps in the workforce was also having to be put on hold, NHS Providers said. But the government says winter planning is on track and pointed out the goal to open 10,000 “virtual” hospital beds had been met. This is…