Aoun said preserving Lebanese sovereignty over all of its territory was his top priority, and that Lebanese negotiators would seek an end to Israeli attacks, the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Lebanon, release of Lebanese prisoners in Israel, deployment of Lebanese troops along the Israeli border, and the beginning of reconstruction process, according to a statement from his office.

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We analysed dozens of recent local news reports as part of our ongoing investigation into criminal activity on UK High Streets. From Bideford in Devon, to Great Yarmouth in Norfolk, to Belfast in Northern Ireland – we found that drugs, including crystal meth and heroin, had been found in more than 70 shops and linked premises.

She was last seen wearing school PE kit in the Moira area

Police are seeking the public’s assistance in trying to locate a missing person last seen in the Moira area.

Police believe Aimee-Rose Temple could be in the general Moira/Lisburn area, or could potentially have travelled further.

She is approximately 5ft 3’’, with long strawberry-blonde hair and blue eyes. She is wearing a school PE kit, consisting of blue jogging bottoms and a blue top, along with a green and black Nike bag.

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Anyone who has any information which may help locate her, should contact police on 101, quoting reference number 998 of 22/04/26.

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Through the early hours of Thursday, temperatures hover around 3 to 4C across Darlington under patches of low cloud, mist and fog as light winds continue, leaving it feeling distinctly cold before dawn.

By breakfast time, any lingering fog patches and low cloud are expected to clear quite quickly, with a dry start and temperatures edging up to around 4C at 7am and 6C by 8am.

Winds remain on the light side at this stage, generally a gentle breeze at around 3 to 4mph, so although it is chilly, conditions are calm with very little chance of any rain.

As the morning wears on, sunshine becomes more widespread, and by mid-morning Darlington should be enjoying long sunny spells with temperatures climbing through 7C and 9C to around 10C or so by late morning.

The chance of precipitation stays very low through the day, pointing to a fine, settled picture rather than anything showery.

Humidity, initially on the higher side after the misty start, steadily eases back as the air warms, helping it to feel more pleasantly springlike by late morning despite the modest numbers on the thermometer.

Into the early afternoon, the day peaks, with a maximum temperature of about 12C expected for Thursday, reached as we head from lunchtime into mid-afternoon.

Hour-by-hour figures show temperatures stepping up from 11C at midday through 12C and 13C to around 14C at about 3pm before easing back slightly later in the day.

Winds remain light, mostly in the 5 to 7mph range, so there is little wind chill to speak of and, under unbroken or long sunny intervals, it will feel a touch warmer than the air temperature suggests, with “feels like” values running close behind.

UV levels rise to moderate around the middle of the day, so there is some strength in the sunshine during the early afternoon.

Later in the afternoon and into the early evening, the fine, dry theme continues, with temperatures slipping back through the low teens into single figures by early nightfall.

By 5pm, Darlington is on around 13C, fading to about 10C by 7pm as the sun lowers, but with the chance of any rain still very low.

Light breezes continue, and visibility remains generally good to very good, making for a clear, cool evening if you are out and about after work.

Overnight into Friday, skies stay predominantly dry and winds fall very light again, allowing temperatures to dip away to around 4C, with humidity creeping back up and the potential for some mist or fog patches to reform towards dawn.

Across the wider North East, Thursday fits into a settled spell, bringing another fine and dry day with long sunny spells and light winds once any early low cloud, mist and fog have cleared.

Plans were approved in January to introduce a 20mph speed limit in the village

New speed limit signs in a Cambridgeshire village have been vandalised “within a matter of hours” of being installed. The new 20mph signs are being put up in Cottenham.

Plans to introduce the lower speed limit throughout the village were approved by Cambridgeshire County Council back in January, despite over 150 objections to the plans. The speed limit was introduced to “create a safer environment for all road users”.

The signs have only just been installed, and some have already been vandalised with black paint. Resident James Prestidge said he spotted a vandalised sign while driving home from work on Tuesday (April 21).

He said: “I noticed, contractors had started installing the new 20mph signs in Cottenham. So far only the entrance from Twenty Pence Road has been done, and a few little ones up to the high street.

“On the way home from work, I was quite amazed to see them plastered and dripping in black spray paint! It seems within a matter of hours they’ve already been vandalised!”

A Cambridgeshire County Council spokesperson said: “We are disappointed to confirm that one pair of the newly installed 20mph signs in Cottenham has been vandalised. Our highways team is on-site, and it will be cleaned as soon as possible.

“The 20mph speed limit is being introduced in Cottenham following a successful application to our funding programme, and a consultation where the local community were invited to share their views and help shape this project.

“We’re committed to improving road safety, and 20mph schemes are one part of this. Reducing speed limits from 30mph to 20mph can cut pollution by up to 30 per cent and reduce the likelihood of a severe or fatal injury in the event of a collision by as much as 60 percent.”