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Warwick Crown Court was told John Hackett, 36, died a day after suffering a ‘bisected’ kidney and rib fractures when he was kicked and punched.

Northern Ireland’s First Minister Michelle O’Neill sent her regards to Charles as she shook hands with Camilla at an event in Hillsborough Castle.

Jamie Cassidy had at one time been one of England’s hottest football prospects, a court heard.

Under the proposals, the warehouse is likely to close this summer, ahead of its lease coming to an end in early 2025.

The report by an expert panel was commissioned following the Lucy Letby case.

Brand has strongly denied all allegations.

Labour former defence minister Kevan Jones said a ‘radical revolution’ is needed in the way the services recruit and employ people.

The London mayor said the new funding would help tackle youth crime and support 300 youth projects currently operating across London.

Nick Fletcher MP also said that the speech given by Hugh Grant’s Prime Minister in Love Actually made him feel ‘genuinely proud to be British’.

The lawsuit accuses the technology giant of stifling innovation and competition through its control over the iPhone ecosystem.

The bestselling author will revisit the lives of Ellie, Magda and Nadine who are now aged 40.

He was found dead in his home in Strabane on Monday.

Dan Barker was set to face the current mayor, Labour’s Andy Burnham, as the Conservative candidate in May.

Pendle in Lancashire had the highest level of children living in a relative low income family than any other UK local authority, at 43.2%.

The charity runs the Nature’s Calendar scheme which asks citizen scientists to record the signs of the changing seasons.

Four defendants denied the charge of damaging roof slates to a value of less than £5,000 belonging to Rishi Sunak and Akshata Murty.

The Met Office has forecast unsettled weather over the bank holiday weekend.

Christina Robinson, 30, was convicted following a three-week-trial.

WaterAid is calling for British MPs to allocate a minimum of 10% of the overseas aid budget to tackling the global water crisis.

New legislation comes into force in Scotland on April 1 but there are concerns over its potential impact on freedom of speech.