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A court heard how Margaret Burnett, 69, used the bank card of one victim while he was in hospital and "physically unable to withdraw the cash".

Tariffs on steel to the US do not fall within the US-UK trade deal and are currently set at 25%.

Six people - three women and three men - were injured in the fire on 22 August. Two people remain in hospital with "life-changing injuries".

Taylor Townsend, who is ranked the world's number one doubles player, said "these people are literally killing frogs" when she described food at a buffet in Shenzhen, China.

The so-called Kingdom of Kubala was evicted from privately-owned land near Jedburgh on Tuesday - but the trio simply moved over a small fence and set up another camp nearby.

Rail services to the UNESCO World Heritage Site from the nearest town are suspended as a dispute between residents and authorities over a bus service escalates.

The German drifter, who walked free at the end of an unrelated sentence for rape, has been fitted with an electronic ankle tag, surrendered his passport and given probation officers his permanent address.

Jerry Greenfield says the company has been "silenced, sidelined for fear of upsetting those in power" despite a special deal meant to guarantee its independence.

Labour MPs Peter Prinsley and Simon Opher, who are both doctors, were travelling in a parliamentary delegation to see medical and humanitarian work being carried out.

There are no public-facing engagements for the US president throughout his 48-hour state visit, with thousands of people in central London expected to take part in a major protest against his UK stay.