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The grime artist is also charged with speeding in a 30mph zone in his Rolls-Royce.

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The pair who had a "campaign to break" the two-year-old are jailed along with the boy's mum.

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Three teenage girls are detained for the manslaughter of Fredi Rivero in Islington in February.

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Almost 200,000 homes in the Republic of Ireland are without electricity as Storm Amy brings gale force winds to some areas.

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Counter terror police also say Al-Shamie may have been influenced by "extreme Islamist ideology".

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Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has said Mone should be stripped of her peerage over the Covid PPE scandal

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Oscar Piastri is fastest in Singapore Grand Prix practice after McLaren team-mate Lando Norris collides with Charles Leclerc in the pits.

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Rabbi Daniel Walker tells the BBC how he held the doors of his synagogue shut as the attacker "body charged" them as he tried to get inside.

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A new street sign calling the road Shorter Lane leaves locals in Bridlington "gobsmacked".

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Christian Horner is "ringing up pretty much every team owner" as he seeks a route back into F1, says Aston Martin CEO Andy Cowell.

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The 20-point proposal seeks to end the fighting immediately in return for the release of hostages and detained Gazans.

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Danny Cahalane, from Plymouth, died in hospital three months after the alleged attack.

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Climate crisis is ‘interconnected crisis of inequality’, says Rehman, who began organising at his school in the 1970s Each weekday morning, every child in the south Asian community in Burnley would gather before making the journey to school. It was the 1970s, the National Front were mobilising, and they were the children of south Asian workers invited to Britain a decade earlier to fill labour shortages.Among them was Asad Rehman, who had moved to the Lancashire town with his family from Pakistan at the age of four. “We would all walk together, because it was dangerous to walk alone...

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The four already deported are Italian citizens, the Israeli foreign ministry says.

The Guardian • Published 10/3/2025 • Last cited 10/21/2025

I always figured it would just happen at some point. Talk about an immaculate misconceptionIt hit me hard, out of nowhere.I’m never going to have children.Shanti Nelson is a writer and photographer Continue reading...

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Music mogul could face lengthy prison sentence after being convicted of some charges in July; court proceedings to begin at 10am eastern timeSean ‘Diddy’ Combs sentencing: what to knowCombs’ defense attorney Brain Steel has arrived at the courthouse.Sean “Diddy” Combs told a federal judge that he has experienced “a spiritual reset”, and he hoped to be released so that he can return to his children and his mother. Continue reading...

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England start their Women's World Cup campaign with a 10-wicket win in Guwahati after bowling out South Africa for just 69.

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People of all faiths gather in Crumpsall a day after the attack where two Jewish men were killed.

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James Bowman says he is still treating burns and scars almost a year after the ordeal.

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Botswana's diamond-reliant economy is under strain - the main diamond company saw a 50% drop in sales last year.

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Green Party leader Zack Polanski has delivered his first conference speech as leader and criticised the rise of Nigel Farage's Reform party.

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From GPs using the technology to record consultations to AI ‘detectives’ finding brain lesions on scans, experts say it’s only the beginningGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastPeta Rolls came to expect Aida’s call at 10am each morning.A daily check-in call from an AI voice bot was not part of the service Rolls expected when she signed up for St Vincent’s home care but when they asked her to be part of the trial four months ago, the 79-year-old said yes because she wanted to help. Although, truth be told, her expectations were low. Continue reading...

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Investigators in the murder of two-year-old Ethan Ives-Griffiths say the brutality stays with them.

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It’s hard to look awaySee more of Fiona Katauskas’s cartoons here Continue reading...

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The Green Party is under pressure to remove Mothin Ali after he called Zecharia Deutsch an "animal" for serving with the IDF.

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There is still a huge amount of detail to be worked through that are vital to the implementation of the US ceasefire proposal.

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The attack on a Manchester synagogue which killed two people has "changed us all forever", its rabbi says.

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While Bournemouth stars were leaving left, right and centre in the summer, one stayed - Antoine Semenyo - and he has taken the team up to second spot.

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The officer has been bailed and suspended from duty, the Met police says.

The Guardian • Published 10/3/2025 • Last cited 10/21/2025

After a company she was linked to was ordered to repay £122m it made from pandemic deals, the baroness has embarked on a masterclass in victimhoodBy their own accounts, there have been two Westminster-adjacent victims of inflammatory language this week. One is the Reform UK leader, Nigel Farage, hurt to the point of requiring smelling salts by some politically commonplace words spoken by the prime minister. And the other is legally besieged bra baroness Michelle Mone, who has always been performatively sensitive, with chaos as her rising sign.Alas, far from their shared victimhood drawing our...