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The victim was found with a serious injury by Greater Manchester Police in Atherton.
Dame Antonia Byatt died on Thursday at the age of 87, according to her publisher.
The Chancellor could also cut taxes on businesses in Wednesday’s autumn statement.
However, only one in five people who have witnessed incidents of sexual harassment reported it to police.
The service will combine traditional and modern elements to encompass people of all faiths and none.
The Public Accounts Committee said it was ‘alarming’ that 700,000 pupils in England were learning in schools in need of upgrades.
The remotely-operated devices would be stationed on buildings and sent to give officers the first sight of urgent situations.
People attending the Glasgow Green rally have been asked to write their names on their arms as a gesture of solidarity with the people of Palestine.
Here are the stories making headlines this Saturday.
More than 100 smaller rallies than those seen in the capital in recent weeks will take place at various locations across the UK.
The Chancellor is considering cutting taxes on inheritance and businesses while squeezing benefits.
Simarjeet Singh Nangpal died at the scene in west London after being found with stab injuries.
The ‘high-risk’ prisoner was left unsupervised for significant periods of time and was able to take his own life.
The Chancellor is considering cutting taxes on inheritance and businesses while squeezing benefits.
At the end of the BBC live appeal show it was announced more than £33 million had been raised so far.
Ministers have already announced a fresh welfare crackdown amid efforts to get people back into work under a toughened sanctions scheme.
The live BBC appeal show raises money for children across the UK.
This will bring the total number of Irish citizens and dependants who have left Gaza in recent days to 51.
Those under arrest include two 15-year-old boys accused of making and throwing petrol bombs.
The former Labour leader continually ducked a question about whether Hamas was a terror group during a recent TV interview.