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The former Ireland and Lions player died at the age of 89.

Charles toured the Royal Courts of Justice in London on Thursday.

Florence Eshalomi told MPs how she saw a young boy slumped over on the street as she drove to pick up her son from nursery in 2020.

Lawrence Bierton was told he could be given a whole life order after being found guilty of murdering Pauline Quinn in Nottinghamshire.

The Queen met youngsters at Children’s Hospice South West’s Charlton Farm on the outskirts of Bristol.

Urging a permanent solution, the Tory peer warned a loan of the sculptures to Athens ‘keeps the issue and the arguments alive’.

Fran Heathcote will be the general secretary of the Public and Commercial Services union.

The new Foreign Secretary was grilled on post-Brexit relations with the bloc by the Lords European Affairs Committee.

Darren Hall is on trial at Derby Crown Court for murdering Sarah Henshaw.

Greater Manchester Police said officers in Oldham are in contact with French authorities.

Trans teen Brianna Ghey died in a ‘frenzied’ attack with a hunting knife

Emmaus UK has 30 communities across the country where the homeless are provided with accommodation, support and offered work.

There were 66,547 outstanding cases in crown courts, according to quarterly Ministry of Justice (MoJ) data for April to June published on Thursday.

The Fraser of Allander Institute analysed the Scottish Government’s capital borrowing.

Eight local authorities will be selected early in the new year to be part of a pilot for kinship carers to be paid similarly to foster carers.

William was at the Lord High Admiral’s Divisions at the Britannia Royal Naval College in Dartmouth, Devon.

Baldur’s Gate 3 tops the longlist nominations table with 15.

Lawrence Bierton has denied murdering Pauline Quinn while on licence, on the grounds of diminished responsibility.

Thomas Lenthall, 40, had previously pleaded guilty to two counts of causing death by dangerous driving following a collision in Somerset in July.

Energy minister Graham Stuart said the UN climate summit’s agreement ‘is not perfect’ but ‘is a turning point’.