Mixed reactions flooded social media following the decision, with some glad to see ”the Queen’s wishes” carried out and others “disappointed” for the ex-soldiers

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The storyteller helped establish Jamaican Patois and Creole as its own “nation language” and not just an English dialect.

Launch coverage of the Orion rocket will continue into the early morning for UK viewers

Ajay, a Londoner with spinal muscular atrophy, told the Standard of his worries around rising energy bills and what this means for disabled Britons

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Customers who are eligible for a refund will receive automatic payments to their accounts without the need for a request.

Appeals to exam boards are usually made through a student’s school or college, with the exception of private candidates.

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The annual parade and public celebrations have been banned, but spirits seem high in the capital

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Amol Rajan leads the race to fill the iconic role

Emergency alerts will not be broadcast to phones on 2G and 3G networks.