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The Royal Horticultural Society’s world famous flower show features gardens that look to a drier future in the face of climate change.

Sir Elton is among hundreds of creatives who have urged the Government to protect copyright law.

The UK’s Remember Monday finished in 19th place.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is hosting a major summit with the bloc on Monday.

The Metropolitan Police said the human rights campaigner was arrested in ‘error’ at a march in London on Saturday.

The incident took place as the October 7 survivor sang her entry New Day Will Rise, which was greeted with cheers and boos.

It comes just one week after two teenagers died in the water in Co Donegal.

UK, Israel and Ukraine are among the finalists.

The incident took place as October 7 survivor Yuval Raphael sang her entry New Day Will Rise in the arena in Basel, Switzerland.

Twenty-six competitors were taking part in the grand final in Basel, Switzerland.

William was at Wembley Stadium on Saturday afternoon to see Crystal Palace win 1-0, thanks to a goal from Eberechi Eze.

Israeli singer Yuval Raphael, an October 7 survivor, sang the heartfelt New Day Will Rise.

Run by the Royal Horticultural Society, which Charles supports as patron, the flower show was first staged in 1913.

Aberdeen boss Jimmy Thelin described the head injury to defender Jack MacKenzie from an object thrown by his own fans as ‘totally unacceptable’.

Charles, wearing a tweed blazer, a striped tie and brown Serengeti sunglasses, was pictured smiling and waving at the equestrian event.

Counter-terror officers arrested a 26-year-old man at Luton Airport on Saturday.

The Metropolitan Police said they were ‘working very closely’ with the premises identified as the ‘suspected target of the alleged plot’.

Goodwoof is an annual celebration of dogs which features a variety of activities for animals and their owners.

Reform deputy leader Richard Tice went on to claim next year’s Holyrood election was between his party and the SNP.

David Chester and firefighters Jennie Logan and Martyn Sadler died after the fire at Bicester Motion on Thursday.