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Marten and Mark Gordon are charged with the manslaughter of their daughter Victoria, who died after they went off-grid in early 2023.

The schoolgirl was sentenced at Swansea Crown Court on Monday to 15 years in detention for attempted murder.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe said Ineos’s plant at Grangemouth faces a £15 million tax bill for its carbon emissions in 2024.

The upcoming Runcorn and Helsby by-election will run alongside local elections and it is expected to be a tight contest between Labour and Reform UK.

Micheal Martin said comments around the safety and security of people was a ‘different issue’ to artistic free speech.

There are suggestions the Ukrainian leader could be willing to cede control of Crimea.

The STUC Congress opened on Monday in Dundee.

Sir Keir and Foreign Secretary David Lammy will meet Mohammad Mustafa for the first official visit since 2021.

The 58-year-old, a truck driver originally from Leicester in England, is charged with the murder of his wife Tina in Youghal in Co Cork in 2017.

A member of the rap group allegedly said ‘the only good Tory is a dead Tory’, prompting condemnation in Westminster.

Ministers have only budgeted for a 2.8% rise for public sector workers.

Michael Wiggins achieved the Guinness World Records title for the fastest marathon dressed as a traffic cone.

The 14-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was sentenced at Swansea Crown Court on Monday.

The union said a £290 million funding gap must be urgently plugged for the service to continue to exist.

Ms Deacon has been appointed lead non executive director, with two other new non executive directors also appointed.

The BBC will launch a refreshed code of conduct, with specific guidance for on-air presenters.

Recovery work is due to begin in May after Italian authorities approved a detailed salvage plan.

Labour’s proposed Employment Rights Bill includes a right to guaranteed hours, cracking down on zero hour contracts without the offer of work.

Two men deny criminal damage to the tree and Hadrian’s Wall.

A High Court judge commended the parties involved for their approach, which he said had led to a ‘desirable outcome’.