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British military flights are preparing to evacuate UK nationals from Sudan after a 72-hour ceasefire was agreed.

The first female director of the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) has been announced, and will take over the top job next month.

Former Love Island and Dancing On Ice contestant Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu says that some of her family members have been "sleeping outside" following the Turkey-Syria earthquake. The reality TV star who is of Turkish decent says that she has donated cash to the relief effort and wants to go over and volunteer.

Three British Nationals have been confirmed missing following the catastrophic earthquake which struck south-eastern Turkey and northern Syria yesterday morning.

Rishi Sunak has warned MPs they will have to justify their expenses to voters after they were told for the first time they could charge taxpayers for Christmas parties.

Scots soldiers are playing a key role in training Ukrainian troops to battle Vladimir Putin, the Foreign Secretary has revealed. In an exclusive interview with the Sunday Mail, James Cleverly also slammed the SNP’s “dismissive” attitude to nuclear weapons based at Faslane on the Gare Loch in Argyll.

With Liz Truss resigning as Prime Minister, many will want to know who is touted to pick up the premiership next.

The Foreign Secretary has demanded a top-level explanation from China after 'apparent scenes of violence' against Hong Kong pro-democracy protestors in Manchester.

Kate Garraway appeared frustrated as she got into a fiery clash with MP Greg Hands during the latest episode of Good Morning Britain.While hosting the ITV show alongside Ben Shephard, the presenters spoke to the Minister of State for Trade policy of the UK.But as they spoke about Prime Minister Liz Truss and the current state of the economy, things became awkward when Kate shouted over the MP during the debate.READ MORE: Kate Garraway says ITV star Alison Hammond 'texted her everyday' during 'difficult time'However fans also believed Greg wasn't a great representation on the early morning programme and took to Twitter to comment on this aspect too.Seeing the heated conversation unfold, one viewer wrote: "Alright Kate, no need to shout."While another said: "Greg Hands squirming on #GMB today, yesterday James Cleverly, earlier this week, Rees Mogg and Terese Coffey. Spineless and self serving who appear to not give one jot about the hardships facing ordinary folk in this country."A third shared: "Greg Hands claims “It’s not unusual” for the Chancellor to be hauled back from an IMF meeting for crisis talks with Prime Minister.

GOOD Morning Britain will give the show a massive shake up as it welcomes back Richard Madeley next week. The TV legend has been off-screen for two months while he spent time at his favourite holiday locations - Cornwall and the South of France. It's believed the 62-year-old will be back in the studio on Tuesday following Martin's Money Mondays special the day before.

Ukraine tomorrow.Annexation of four areas of Ukraine comes following a series of sham elections in occupied parts of the country.Four separate areas of Ukraine took part in Vladimir Putin's sham elections, with results showing that the four regions have voted to join Russia.READ MORE: Brits still in Russia told 'get out now or risk Putin sending you to fight in Ukraine'Russia-installed elections took place in the Zaporizhia region, where 93% of the ballot was shown to be in favour of joining Russia, while 87% of the ballots in southern Kherson also favoured the unification with Russia.Luhansk and Donetsk were also polled and were shown to have collected 98% and 99% of the votes in favour of Russian annexation respectively.Western politicians including British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly have rubbished the results of the elections, labelling them "sham" referendums.Putin is said to be preparing a signing ceremony in Moscow tomorrow to mark Kherson, Donetsk, Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia as official parts of Russia.The Russian despot will also deliver a major speech on Friday following the signing ceremony inside of the Kremlin, where he will meet with Moscow-appointed administrators of the Ukrainian regions.

GOOD Morning Britain fans are convinced regular guest host Richard Madeley has been AXED. The 66-year-old has been "missing" from presenting duties for seven weeks in a row.

Norwich City’s club shop.That's according to Emily Thornberry, Labour MP for Islington South and Finsbury, who posted an open letter addressed to the government, with one of the claims being that sector, headed by James Cleverly, had spent thousands in the shop of the Championship side.The politician posted on Twitter an attachment of the letter, along with the caption: “How did the Foreign Office manage to spend £4,333.30 on two trips to the hairdresser? Why has their spending via government procurement cards shot up 45% since last September? And why won’t they answer these and dozens more related questions? Read all about it in my letter.”Read More: Premier League's most handsome managers revealed - with David Moyes top of the list The message is addressed to Gillian Keegan, the MP of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. Some of it read: “My purpose in writing to you today is to set out why I believe it is in the public interest for you to answer the questions I have raised, and to give you a second opportunity to do so by way of a ministerial letter, without the cost constraints that may arise in relation to answering Parliamentary Questions, or indeed Freedom of Information requests.“As of 31 March this year.

King Charles has already got to work by hosting a Buckingham Palace reception with Commonwealth dignitaries, including officials from Antigua and Barbuda who are threatening to ditch the crown. The new British monarch smiled through his grief at losing Queen Elizabeth as he met with VIPs with Queen Consort Camilla on Sunday (11. 09.

King Charles III has arrived at Buckingham Palace, where he will meet with Commonwealth general secretary Patricia Scotland. Crowds lining the roads cheered and waved as his black car drove down The Mall and into the Palace gates accompanied by a motorcade of four cars and four police motorbikes. Charles, 73, appeared teary-eyed as he could be seen waving to people through the car windows.

the UK’s new Prime Minister Liz Truss as Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.Donelan, who served as the Secretary of State for Education for 35 hours in July, has represented the constituency of Chippenham since 2015.The news comes as Truss continues to reveal her Cabinet tonight (September 6). Among the key appointments are Kwasi Kwarteng (Chancellor of the Exchequer and Deputy Prime Minister), Therese Coffey (health secretary), James Cleverly (foreign secretary) and Suella Braverman (home secretary).Yesterday (September 5) Truss was announced to have won the Conservative Party’s leadership election, beating former chancellor Rishi Sunak to the position of Prime Minister following the resignation of Boris Johnson.Donelan was promoted to the position of Secretary of State for Education in July after serving for two years as Minister of State for Higher and Further Education.

ITV Good Morning Britain host Charlotte Hawkins was forced to halt the breakfast show on Wednesday (August 10) to bring sad breaking news to the public.The presenter, 47, was clearly saddened and upset to announce the passing of author Raymond Briggs at the age of 88.Charlotte was co-hosting with Richard Madeley as they brought the latest breaking and entertainment news to viewers around the UK.READ MORE: GMB hosts lock horns with MP as he demands 'rewatch the tape' in fiery debateAs Charlotte got ready to deliver the news of Raymond's passing, Richard remarked: "We've had some sad news just come in," before Charlotte explained: "We have, it's about the author and illustrator Raymond Briggs, who sadly died at the age of 88, his publisher, Penguin Random House, has just announced a short time ago."Charlotte then turned to Richard and remarked: "Of course he's best known for The Snowman," to which Richard replied: "The Snowman, absolutely, wonderful piece of work. "Written in 1978, just to bring you that breaking news.

An energy boss has called for the government to do more to help customers struggling with the cost of living crisis.

RICHARD Madeley angrily told Good Morning Britain guests to "be quiet" live on air.  The irritated presenter, 66, had finished a fiery debate about the hose pipe ban when he started reading the autocue. But he was interrupted when the guests began talking before leaving the studio.

GOOD Morning Britain host Richard Madeley lost it with an MP live on air as they clashed over the energy crisis. In a furious bust up, the 66-year-old accused James Cleverly, Secretary of State for Education, of dodging questions. "If you keep interrupting I can't answer," insisted Mr Cleverly.

Holly Willoughby has said the UK is "clearly not doing enough" to help Ukrainian refugees, just a day after she broke down in tears over a story about a child being forced to flee – without their family.The This Morning presenter spoke to contributor Matthew Wright and co-host Phillip Schofield about the ongoing crisis in Ukraine.She said: "I think the numbers – it's confirmed that 500 visas have been granted so far."When you look at the amount of refugees that have crossed over into Poland alone, Matthew, we are clearly not doing enough."Matthew replied: "We're making headlines all around the world.