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Ricardo Dos Santos and Bianca Williams believe they were racially profiled during an encounter with five Metropolitan Police officers.

The Labour leader said he would look to continue transport projects already under way.

Torsten Muller-Otvos will step down at the end of November.

Environmental health worker Ashley Dale, 28, was killed in Old Swan, Liverpool, last year.

Age UK felt ‘quite cut off’ from the Government in the first few months of the pandemic and had to do most of its communications through the media.

Baroness Goldie, Minister of State at the Ministry of Defence, visited Artemis Technologies and Harland and Wolff in Belfast.

The British Independent Retailers Association (Bira) has raised concerns about the pressures of the enforcing new regulations on retailers.

Mohammed Shah Subhani’s body was rolled up in a carpet and transported to woodland in Buckinghamshire, where it was burnt and buried.

Bernadette Horsey died aged 31 after going into cardiac arrest after giving birth to her son.

Following a number of investigations, the BBC were unable to locate the murder girl’s clothing.

Jaswant Singh Chail has been locked up for nine years for treason after an artificial intelligence ‘girlfriend’ encouraged his actions.

The father of Alfie Phillips said there was ‘never a dull moment’ with his ‘lively’ son.

Nurse Catherine Hudson, 54, was convicted of drugging patients at Blackpool Victoria Hospital’s stroke unit to ‘keep them quiet and compliant’.

The Prince of Wales visited Sustainable Ventures, a working space in London which helps support green firms.

The largest local authority in Europe admitted last month that it could not balance its books and issued a section 114 notice.

The comedian and broadcaster has been awarded the inaugural Qantabrigian Fellowship by the LGBTQ+ research programme at the Department of Sociology.

The Prime Minister said the Government wants to replace HS2 with something that’s going to ‘benefit far more people’ and do so ‘far quicker’.

Former taoiseach Bertie Ahern has said he would be ‘very disappointed’ if Stormont is not restored by the end of next month.

After reviewing the evidence, prosecutors said ‘there is no realistic prospect of conviction’.

The RCN said there are tens of thousands of nursing vacancies in the NHS and more gaps in social care.