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Can Arslan, 52, who has a grandiose and narcissistic personality disorder, had spent more than a decade threatening residents in Walton Cardiff.

Adris Mohammed showed no emotion as a judge described the murder of 78-year-old David Varlow as ‘an horrific case’.

Aiden Aslin, 28 and Shaun Pinner, 48, are set to face a firing squad but could appeal, according to Russian state media.

The AA declared ‘enough is enough’ while the RAC said it was ‘a truly dark day’ for drivers.

Shetland MSP Beatrice Wishart has written to Finance Secretary Kate Forbes on the issue.

The PM met students at Blackpool and The Fylde College on Thursday.

Paul Whitters, 15, sustained a fatal head injured when he was struck by a police baton round amid rioting in Londonderry in 1981.

The Government is currently on track to miss its target to make England smoke-free by 2030, which means 5% or fewer adults smoke.

Professor Sir Chris Whitty said a small number of wealthy companies are profiting from some of the most vulnerable in society.

The dispute caused ScotRail to implement a temporary timetable which cancelled more than 700 services.

Workers in London and Edinburgh are taking action in a row over union recognition.

People trying to get on the property ladder are being faced with rising house prices and mortgage rates.

Former Royal Engineer Collin Reeves is on trial for the murder of Stephen and Jennifer Chapple in November last year.

Pc Nicole Short was involved in restraining the 31-year-old on the day he died.

A gene involved in the production of the stress hormone may have played a role in the domestication of dogs, research suggests.

The Prime Minister set out plans to extend the right to buy to housing association tenants in a speech as he tried to get his premiership on track.

The Duke of Cambridge’s low-key appearance came after the four-day Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

Boris Johnson has been warned he risks a Tory rebellion if new legislation fails to offer the ‘serious prospect’ of restoring Stormont powersharing.

The Home Office has refused to confirm the nationalities of those on board but only Rwandans are exempt from the policy.

Stewart Sexton, from Alnwick in Northumberland, was left without power for almost 11 days after Storm Arwen in November.