内容摘要：A constitutional amendment could do away with birthright citizenship, but that would require a two-thirds vote in both the House of Representatives and the Senate and approval by three quarters of US states - a virtual impossibility on such a controversial proposal, given the current finely balanced divide in American politics.

A constitutional amendment could do away with birthright citizenship, but that would require a two-thirds vote in both the House of Representatives and the Senate and approval by three quarters of US states - a virtual impossibility on such a controversial proposal, given the current finely balanced divide in American politics.

Starmer added that he believed the investment summit was evidence of a growing confidence from companies in the UK’s economy.“I think Heathrow Airport's had to sort of expand the VIP area, the sheer number of people coming in for our summit,” he told us on Newscast.

But the prime minister could have done without a public row with one of those invited and with one of his cabinet ministers.Three drug dealers have been spared jail after their case took four years to pass through the court system.Kelly Wilkinson, 39, and her partner John Hunstone, 46, ran a crack cocaine gang in Northumberland with their friend Ashleigh Weatherstone, 35, and her ex-partner in late 2020 and early 2021, Newcastle Crown Court heard.

Their barristers said the trio had turned their lives around in the intervening years and had endured significant anxiety as they waited four years to learn their sentence outcome.All three were given suspended prison sentences after admitting drug-dealing offences.

The gang were caught when police found the two women with cash and drugs in an Audi at a petrol station near Bedlington on 12 January 2020, judge Carolyn Scott said.

Hunstone was later discovered with a large quantity of heroin and crack cocaine which was being repackaged into smaller packets at his home.Alnmouth station is on the East Coast Mainline and there is an hourly bus service running to Alnwick.

The track currently runs a short distance from the purpose-built Lionheart Station to Greenrigg Bridge.Bringing the bridge up to adoptable standards is expected to cost about £255,000, with work needed to install a waterproof deck to prevent water ingress as well as re-pointing and repair work to the arch.

Historic Railways, which is part of the Department for Transport, has agreed to contribute £130,000 to the project and the local authority will provide £125,000, according to theThe county council said the project would bring "wider economic growth, tourism and leisure benefits" to Alnwick.