Death toll rises to 13 as rescue workers bid to reach towns cut off by floods
Officials warned that some villages were still cut off because landslides had made roads impassable and phone lines had been severed.
Officials warned that some villages were still cut off because landslides had made roads impassable and phone lines had been severed.
Tejay Fletcher, 35, was revealed as the founder of the iSpoof.cc website when it was smashed last year in the UK’s biggest fraud sting.
It comes as farmers warn of ‘incalculable’ losses and authorities begin mapping out clean up and reconstruction plans.
It marks an escalation ahead of a much-anticipated counteroffensive.
RAC analysis shows the average price of a litre of the fuel at UK forecourts has fallen to 144.95p.
The pontiff has previously offered his efforts to try to end the war that Russia began with its invasion of Ukraine a year ago.
Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride said reducing the number of economically inactive people back to pre-pandemic levels could lead to a tax cut.
Russia’s Defence Ministry, meanwhile, said Kyiv had stepped up attacks north of the region.
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FairFuelUK founder Howard Cox is running as the Reform UK candidate in the 2024 mayoral race.
The country’s atomic energy company warned of a potentially ‘catastrophic lack of qualified personnel’ at the Zaporizhzhia facility.
Hours earlier, the Kremlin’s forces had unleashed a barrage of cruise missiles on Ukraine.
At least 21 Russian cities have cancelled annual May 9 military parades amid the war with Ukraine.
Moscow has enforced tight security on the eve of traditional Red Square commemorations marking the defeat of Nazi Germany in the Second World War.
The governor of the Russia-occupied area ordered the evacuation of Enerhodar, where most staff from the Zaporizhzhia plant live.