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The Communities Secretary said the country’s values of inclusivity and tolerance were ‘under challenge from extremist groups’.
Schools should not have to use ‘sticking plaster solutions’ to tackle child poverty, former children’s commissioner has said.
Orlando Davis suffered an irreversible brain injury after his mother developed a rare condition in labour that went unrecognised.
Former banker Tom Hayes was convicted multiple counts of conspiracy to defraud over manipulating the Libor rate.
Legacy Independent Funeral Directors is the subject of an investigation after officers recovered 35 bodies and suspected human ashes.
The Prime Minister also said ‘nothing has changed’ about his ‘working assumption’ that an election will be held in the second half of 2024.
The Labour leader warned the party would be unable to ‘turn on the taps straight away’ if it wins power.
The RAC said the analysis it commissioned shows drivers risk being ‘fined unnecessarily’ when their actions ‘haven’t contributed to congestion’.
The broadcaster died his week at the age of 74 after a battle with motor neurone disease.
Some 70 firefighters remain at the scene where the fire is now ‘contained’.
Clarkson’s Farm has documented dealings with council officials over his expansion of the business in the Cotswolds.
Ali Omar Karim was after an investigation into a Kurdish organised crime group.
The American-made heavy-lift helicopters can operate in challenging environments.
The regulator said the children it spoke to for the recent study had commonly encountered violent gaming content, verbal discrimination and fighting.
Some 14,013 people had waited more than 18 months to start treatment at the end of January, up from 13,164 at the end of December.
The Swedish superstars won the event with Waterloo on April 6 1974 at Brighton Dome’s Concert Hall.
Alex McGuire, 47, said his themed hats take ‘a couple of hundred hours’ to create.
The figures also showed there were 244 prisoners behind bars for terrorism offences last year.
The troupe has been a global success since its beginning at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1994.
The proposals for targeted culls within the existing high risk and adjacent areas come as the policy of widespread intensive culling is phased out.
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