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The Ibrox club has paid tribute to Thomas McAllister.

Baby Brendon was only two weeks old when he died at the hospital.

Joanne Billington’s son Jacob, 23, was killed by paranoid schizophrenic Zephaniah McLeod during a 90-minute knife rampage in Birmingham.

Downton Abbey star Hugh Bonneville returns as hapless head of values at the BBC, Ian Fletcher.

The document focused on Stakeknife, the Army’s prized spy within the IRA’s so-called ‘nutting squad’.

Georgia Meadows, 22, is Labour’s prospective parliamentary candidate for Witney.

Kevin Winters, who represents 12 families directly impacted by the report, said there now needed to be a public inquiry.

The British food assurance body sparked uproar from farmers across the UK when it announced the Greener Farms Commitment (GFC) last year.

Mel B described the difference in how she is now treated by fans when she is at home in Leeds after campaigning for domestic abuse groups.

Jacob Billington, 23, was killed and his lifelong friend Michael Callaghan was seriously injured by paranoid schizophrenic Zephaniah McLeod.

He urged the Government to act now to ‘protect more patients from harm’.

Baroness Owen of Alderley Edge pressed for a law change to prevent the non-consensual creation of such nude images and video.

Gordon Gault was killed in 2022 after rival groups in Newcastle’s West End carried out tit-for-tat violence.

Justice Secretary Angela Constance announced the probe after the killer was finally jailed almost 20 years after the 27-year-old’s death.

Matthew Caseby, 23, died when he was hit by a train after absconding over a fence in the courtyard of a Birmingham hospital.

The watchdog – which has launched a major consultation into its future direction – has come under greater scrutiny in the past year.

Edward and Sophie were posing for pictures with girls playing Rugby League at Headingley Stadium, in Leeds.

The Government’s counter-extremism tsar claimed regular pro-Palestine protests had turned London into a ‘no-go zone for Jews’.

Operation Kenova examined 101 murders and abductions linked to the Provisional IRA’s so-called ‘nutting squad’.

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris said it would not be right to comment due to ongoing related civil cases.