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Iran buries late president at shrine in home city of Mashhad Iran’s late President, Ebrahim Raisi, has been interred in his hometown of Mashhad, four days following his death in a helicopter crash. The 63-year-old hard-line cleric was laid to rest at the holy shrine of Imam Reza, a venerated figure in Shia Islam. Television broadcasts showed large crowds assembling in one of the northeastern city’s main streets prior to the ceremony. The crash, which occurred on Sunday amid adverse weather conditions in Iran’s mountainous northwest, also claimed the lives of seven other individuals. Among the deceased was Raisi’s foreign…

On Thursday, the governor called for a rare special session of the Legislature to enact a law permitting Biden’s inclusion on the ballot.

Joining him on stage was Florida Republican Byron Donalds, an African American congressman who is speculated to be a potential running mate.

General election 2024 live: Tories hit new poll low 26 points behind Labour as Sunak’s party loses support fast There is no bias in the title provided Key takeaways from Rishi Sunak’s general election announcement Sign up for the View from Westminster email for expert analysis straight to your inbox Get our free View from Westminster email The Conservatives have hit their lowest vote share yet in a weekly tracker poll after voters apparently turned away from the party when Rishi Sunak called a snap election. According to Techne UK, the Tories now have the support of just 19 per…

Court backlog target in England and Wales no longer achievable, says NAO Watchdog says outstanding caseload has increased from 60,000 to 67,573 since MoJ set target of 53,000 in 2021 The Ministry of Justice’s ambition to reduce the backlog in crown courts in England and Wales to 53,000 by March next year is no longer achievable, a parliamentary watchdog has said. The MoJ set the target in October 2021 when the outstanding caseload was 60,000, but by the end of last year it had reached 67,573 – its highest level ever – according to a National Audit Office (NAO) report.…

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Driving a car gives us freedom to get out and about whenever we want to but it doesn’t have to break the bank. To help you out, Which? has listed the cheapest and most expensive cars to insure for all ages plus for under 25s, using research from GoCompare. On average per year, the most expensive car to insure will cost £1,200 with the cheapest costing a much more affordable £241. Which cars are the cheapest to insure? According to Which? and GoCompare’s research, these are the 10 cheapest cars to insure, all of which cost less than £300: Peugeot 206…

Urgent measles warning to people on board Ryanair flight from London | UK News People on a Ryanair flight from London to Dublin may have been exposed to measles. Fears are rising that passengers and crew on Flight FR123 could have contracted the contagious disease. This is the latest warning from the Health Service Executive (HSE) after more than 74 cases were detected in London alone in April. But infections have been on the rise across all of Great Britain and Ireland. HSE is advising those on board the plane travelling between Gatwick and Dublin at 8.10pm last Thursday that…

Woman winched to safety after falling off Isle of Wight pleasure cruise A woman who fell overboard from a pleasure cruise was stuck in the water for more than two hours before being rescued by helicopter off the coast of the Isle of Wight. A huge search using helicopters and rescue boats was launched when the woman vanished into the English Channel, south of Ventnor at around 1.45pm. The woman was finally located around 6 miles South of St Catherine’s Point and she was winched to safety by a HM Coastguard helicopter at around 4pm. The Island Echo reported that…