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Sir Keir Starmer has faced calls from within his own party to back a ceasefire, as the conflict continues to escalate.

Mr Blunt, a former minister, identified himself as the man that Surrey Police detained, before his release on condition bail.

Byline Times' three-year investigation into his former colleague Dan Wootton, meanwhile, didn't make it in.

Waiting lists currently stand at a record 7.75 million.

Despite its limited political leverage, the 27-nation bloc is the world’s top aid supplier to the Palestinians.

The US wants to hit Iranian-backed groups suspected of targeting the US as strongly as possible to deter future aggression.

The shadow chancellor admitted some sentences in her book were ‘not properly referenced in the bibliography’.

A judge said the prankster’s defence lacked ‘all credibility’ and found him to have ‘deliberately flouted’ a court order at his trial on Thursday.

“I have done everything legal I can to get our message across. Most of that has been ineffective, so it’s time to break the law."