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Raymond McDonald has racked up 58 convictions mostly for fraud and theft - stealing thousands of pounds from women for fake weddings and holidays.

In a contradictory and deeply concerning ruling, Dame Victoria Sharp, Mr Justice Swift and Mrs Justice Steyn agreed the group had 'organised and undertaken actions amounting to terrorism.'

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor attempted to arrange a meeting with Libyan dictator Colonel Gaddafi for Jeffrey Epstein, newly-released emails suggest.

PATRICK MARMION: You can bank on Hugh Bonneville. He is a warm, solid incarnation of bashful, faintly grumpy Britishness.

Millions expect to be disappointed by their other half's attempts at romance today, with 38 per cent faking their delight with gifts and gestures and 44 per cent claiming the occasion is a washout.

The celebrity chef watched eldest daughter Holly exchange vows with Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty in a lavish ceremony at Grade I listed Bath Abbey on December 27.

Police think the scammers, who included migrants from China who should not have been in France, were also involved in a similar racket at the Palace of Versailles, west of Paris and enquiries are ongoing.

Wallace, 61, has joined Cameo, a popular video messaging service that enables users to receive personalised messages from a range of celebrities.

In January, the 'impossibly beautiful' Marcus Gilbert, with whom Lysette Anthony shared a 'partnership of dreams' for three years, died at the age of 67 after a battle with cancer.

The United States is deploying the world's largest aircraft carrier to the Middle East to bolster American forces already stationed in the region, a source familiar with the plans confirmed on Friday.

Investigators have recovered DNA from Nancy Guthrie's property that does not belong to her or anyone known to be in close contact with her, according to authorities.

The former Duke of York is already facing a police probe over claims he leaked confidential data to Jeffrey Epstein when he was the UK's special representative for trade.

Zack Polanski's party will decide whether to debate the motion - which says the defensive alliance 'drives arms races' - at its spring conference next month.

Peter Mandelson accepted luxury flights aboard a Gulfstream jet controlled by one of the Kremlin strongman's favourite tycoons - aluminium billionaire Oleg Deripaska.

Chief executive Vijay Rangarajan has spoken out against the decision to allow 30 local councils to delay elections due to have taken place in May despite warnings the move is 'almost certainly illegal'.

Emerald Fennell's hotly-anticipated reinvention of Wuthering Heights has finally hit cinemas. 

Hatton Gardens raider Michael Seed was accidentally released from jail, spending six months at large before the mistake was realised - and he was only recalled to prison this month.

The actress, best known for her role as Victoria Sugden in the ITV show, broke the news with Instagram followers in a post shared on Friday afternoon.

Asked what she'd think if a black actor were cast as the British spy, she says: 'Then don't call it Bond. Call it something else. You can have a wonderful black hero, but then don't call him James Bond.'

Boots has launched an in-store service for weight loss drugs aimed at people 'popping out on their lunch break.'