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Hakeem Kigundu, 32, was sentenced at Reading Crown Court on Friday.
Joel Richards spoke about surviving a fire at Rowe Court in Reading last year, as the arsonist was jailed on Friday.
The MP for Bournemouth West has reportedly said he will co-operate fully with the probe and ‘looks forward to clearing his name’.
Jamie Acourt, 46, who spent more than two years on the run living in Spain under the alias Simon Alfonzo, will be released on November 3.
The train company has been given until April 1 next year to improve its services.
Octopus Energy has launched a programme for its 1.4 million customers with smart meters.
The party’s conference will open on Saturday in Aberdeen.
A barrister representing an alleged victim said the ‘implication’ of what Judge Marc Marin said was ‘only stupid women can be raped’.
Jamie Markham was attacked by the youngster, who was then 14, last year.
Officers reported seeing the man with a knife in the car park of Ascot Drive police station, in Derby, at 9.55am on Friday.
Irish minister Simon Coveney also said that renewed technical discussions between the UK and the EU this week had gone ‘reasonably well’.
The project invites young people in the US to give a 1,000 dollar (£896) grant to a woman of their choice.
A spokeswoman for the UK Government said the Prime Minister’s priority is ‘to deliver economic growth across the union’.
Climate minister Graham Stuart said ‘we’re not a nanny-state Government’ as he resisted calls to encourage lower energy usage.
The dispute centres on a version of Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin’s Le Benedicite.
Birmingham Crown Court was told the wall was ‘decidedly unsafe’ and no one should have been working anywhere near it.
Around 25 supporters of Just Stop Oil took part in the action on Friday morning.
Two activists poured out milk in Fortnum & Mason and Selfridges.
Thousands of patients were infected with HIV and hepatitis C through contaminated blood products in the 1970s and 1980s.
Angela Jilina and estranged journalist husband Walid Abu-Zalaf want a judge to make decisions related to when their marriage broke down.