National News

A pro-Palestinian march was taking place in central London on Saturday.

The teenager was stabbed to death on the way to school in Croydon, south London.

Police received an automated message from a mobile phone on Wednesday saying a crash had occurred, but nothing was found following extensive searches.

One woman spent more than 50 hours making a postbox topper tribute.

Rishi Sunak issued a plea for ‘unity’ amid tensions over the protest.

Emmanuel Macron called for a humanitarian ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict.

The linoleum, designed by William Morris, will be displayed at Kirkcaldy Galleries.

The planned pro-Palestine march on Armistice Day leads the news agenda on Saturday.

Hundreds of thousands of people are expected take to the streets of London for the march, which coincides with Armistice Day.

Organisers predict half a million people will gather in the capital, with police also bracing for huge numbers.

The Prime Minister said those taking part in a planned pro-Palestinian march should do so ‘respectfully and peacefully’.

Perseverance Ncube, 35, was found by her two young children with a single stab injury to the chest on Friday.

The Duke of Kent held the position of president for more than 50 years.

The items were among more than 200 pieces of music memorabilia that sold on Friday.

Steve Hartshorn, national chairman of the Police Federation of England and Wales, said that ‘policing must be free of politics’.

Lord Justice Peter Jackson said doctors treating Indi Gregory at a Nottingham hospital had been put in an ‘extremely challenging’ position.

Chief Constable Jon Boutcher laid a wreath at the Police Service and RUC GC Memorial Gardens in Belfast.

The Home Secretary met Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley ahead of a pro-Palestinian march planned for Saturday, Armistice Day.

Ipswich Crown Court was told that the motive for the stabbing ‘stemmed from the defendant’s obsession’ with the girlfriend of Harley Barfield.

Geoffrey Marshall used a US Army truck to wreck police cars and other vehicles following an argument with his partner.