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A group of people locked themselves inside the Grade II-listed York & Albany hotel and gastropub situated just outside Regent’s Park last week.

Myra Carvalho, 35, was sentenced to 14 weeks in jail after pleading guilty to a charge of stalking, a court official said.

The former SNP chief executive was initially arrested and released without charge in April 2023.

Eluned Morgan, the cabinet secretary for health in Wales, has called for the public to lead healthier lives to tackle growing NHS waiting lists.

The first Challenger 3 tank prototypes have rolled off the production line.

Half of primary school leaders said public funding for poorer pupils was being used to plug gaps elsewhere in their school’s budget.

Tyrone Hollywood, 17, and Leighton Williams, 29, were jailed for murder, while two other men were sentenced for manslaughter and conspiracy to murder.

Families gave a standing ovation to the jury which returned a verdict of unlawful killing for the 48 people who died in the Stardust fire.

The Prime Minister will set out his vision for a ‘new welfare settlement for Britain’.

Mr Malkinson finally had his 2003 conviction quashed last summer after years protesting his innocence.

The Independent MP called it ‘the greatest medical scandal in this country in living memory, and possibly ever’.

Women affected by the changes to state pension age held a demonstration outside the Scottish Parliament on Thursday calling for a compensation scheme.

The Charity Commission said it had launched an inquiry into Aozma Sultana, who was sanctioned by the UK and US governments last month.

The Scottish Government confirmed it is ditching the goal to cut emissions by 75% by 2030.

Mayar Yahia was killed when a car hit a group of pedestrians on Sunday night, West Midlands Police said.

A link to a donation page supporting the Trussell Trust also features a message backing the Princess of Wales.

The European Commission wants to see a scheme allowing 18 to 30-year-olds to study, live, and work across the English Channel and vice versa.

But a landlords’ organisation has urged MPs to ‘ensure swift passage’ of the Bill into law.

Forty-eight people died in the 1981 Dublin nightclub fire.

The Commons was told the Church continues to support the prosecution of people who knowingly collude on late-term abortions.