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Zak O’Neill pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of his mother, Michelle, by reason of diminished responsibility.
The Department for Education has published a long-awaited list of schools and colleges in England identified as having collapse-prone Raac.
Pawel Chmielecki was ordered to serve at least 18 years behind bars after stabbing Marta Chmielecka 32 times at his rented room in Northamptonshire.
Former Mastercard chairman Richard Haythornthwaite will join the bank’s board in January before taking over from Sir Howard Davies from April 15.
Chris Skidmore said a group of MPs spoke to the Prime Minister on Tuesday morning about concerns over politicising climate action.
DUP MP Jim Shannon warned that Northern Ireland continues to be treated differently under arrangements with the EU to the detriment of shoppers.
Stellantis said it is the UK’s only dedicated EV manufacturing plant.
Luke Pollard raised concerns that ‘sensible measures’ could be watered down
Around four in 10 of the schools are based in eastern England.
GMB members at 10 councils were due to walk out next Wednesday and Thursday.
The Competition and Markets Authority said less than half of all vet practices are independent after intense consolidation in recent years.
The team of French researchers urged for their study to be replicated in other large cohorts.
She made history at the corporation when she became the first female appointed to the top sports executive position.
Rishi Sunak noted that the question was mostly aimed at Sir Keir Starmer, and added that he ‘wouldn’t want to get in the middle of that’.
Sun worshippers and keep-fit enthusiasts relished the warm September weather at an outdoor pool in Cambridge.
The proposed legislation mandates the inclusion of defibrillators in all new housing developments and secures funding for their maintenance.
One shopper at the Acton store in west London described the closure of 52 stores as ‘another nail in the coffin for the high street’.
More than four in five senior leaders say cost-of-living pressures have increased the numbers of children requiring extra support, survey suggests.
Chairman Lord Hughes said matters of national security and police workings will have to be heard in private.
The large-scale and long-running survey analysed attitudes in 24 countries.
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