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Micheal Martin said innocent civilians were being killed as Israel tries to eliminate Hamas.

Havering Borough Council in east London had planned not to light Hanukkah candles from December 7 over concerns they could be vandalised.

Three people were allegedly targeted by a French national near the Eiffel Tower on Saturday evening.

Greenhouse gases are causing glaciers to melt, which are raising sea levels and threatening millions with flooding.

Michael Gove suggested Labour MPs would be ‘raising false hopes’ if they thought election victory for their party would mean extra funds.

Sir Keir Starmer used a speech to warn that a Labour administration will not be able to ‘turn on the spending taps’.

Staff at Oasis Academy, on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent, had been on strike for three days demanding a zero-tolerance approach to bad behaviour.

The Labour leader said it would be a ‘mistake’ to attribute all the UK’s problems to severing ties with Brussels .

The home has been described as a ‘true oasis’ within London.

The inquest into Ruth Perry’s death has heard the headteacher ‘looked extremely distressed and upset’ during the inspection of her school.

Joshua Jacques, 29, has pleaded guilty to four counts of manslaughter but denies murders.

William Dunlop was brought to justice after his victim’s mother campaigned for more than a decade to get the double jeopardy law changed.

The international appeared before Cardiff Crown Court and pleaded guilty to two charges of assault by penetration and one charge of sexual assault.

Charlie’s Bar Enniskillen has teamed up with local embroidery company Ted & Stitch to create a limited edition jumper, T-shirt, hat and bandana.

Two teenagers deny the murder of Brianna Ghey, 16, in February.

Lady Mary Wortley Montagu helped pave the way for Edward Jenner’s vaccine work

Doctors will not detain the teenager under the Mental Health Act and there is a shortage of placements at secure children’s homes nationally.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle is said to be ‘fighting it very well’.

The government has hinted it will block a significant increase to the charge.

Detectives cited ‘common law’ powers to justify not obtaining a warrant to search the family home of one of Mr Bayoh’s friends.