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'If I was the prime minister, I would be coming along on my bended knees and asking to be allowed back in.'

Meta has already ended its fact-checking program this year and dropped programmes aimed at boosting diversity within the company.

The priest has responded to critics by saying the gesture was his attempt at "dry wit".

California Representative Norma Torres was among those who tweeted out the report shortly after news of the incident had emerged.

They are also contemplating asking those who listen to BBC radio to pay a fee.

'As long as he went through the proper channels...'

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has backed the development of new fewer than nine new reservoirs unlocking some £7.9 billion in investment.

Reacting to the initial story, Dubai-based Isabel Oakeshott claimed she is able to tell when people are illegal immigrants when she is back in the country.

'Drivers can often sit for hours and hours in queues with no access to toileting facilities.'