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The US secretary of state said Washington may be ready to ‘move on’ if there is not progress on a peace deal in the coming days.

Harry has previously said he faces a greater risk than his late mother, with ‘additional layers of racism and extremism’.

The animal was found by officers executing a warrant at an address in Aveley, near Grays, on Thursday.

The move reportedly came after drones flying over the estate sparked a security scare.

Scotland’s Social Justice Secretary plans to make a statement on the judgment at the Scottish Parliament next week.

Members of Aslef at Hull Trains warned services will be disrupted during the one-day walkout.

Polling day will see elections taking place in 23 councils in England, while six mayors will also be chosen.

Organisers say there could be around 1,000 demonstrators gathering on Whitehall in central London on Friday.

More than 300 engineering projects will be carried out by Network Rail across Britain between Good Friday and Easter Monday.

The alert will be in place between 6pm on Friday and 9am on Saturday.

US President Donald Trump said he was a ‘friend of Charles’ and had ‘great respect’ for him.

The Foreign Secretary travelled to Paris for the first high-level discussions between British, French and White House officials since February.

Britain is hoping a deal can help stave off the full brunt of the US president’s sweeping 10% tariffs on all goods imported to America.

The Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that the definition of a woman in equality law is based on biological sex.

The Justice Secretary announced a snap review by the Prison Service to report back in the coming months.

Dr Fred Reid died on March 29 following a short illness.

As of March 31 last year, 10 prisoners were known to have a gender recognition certificate.