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Mounted officers on horses had to intervene after a group broke through a police cordon before the event.

Asylum seeker Ahmed Alid is in the witness box on trial at Teesside Crown Court, where he denies murdering Terence Carney

Kaydon Prior and Jason Curtis were sentenced to a minimum of 28 years and 22 years respectively for the murder of Harrison Tomkins.

Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft and OpenAI have signed up to the safety commitments, which are being led by child online safety organisations.

Camilla Bowry, who founded Sal’s Shoes – a charity that redistributes shoes to children in need – was made an OBE at Windsor Castle.

Jane Davies said chief executive Mr Read had embarked upon a ‘deliberate campaign to defame and ostracise’ her.

Franchised higher education providers create ‘risks’ for taxpayers and students, the Public Accounts Committee has said.

Voters without the correct ID will be turned away from polling stations.

This re-commits to a target set by Boris Johnson in 2022 and firms up the Prime Minister’s own stance on the defence budget.

Forty-eight people were killed when a blaze ripped through the Dublin nightclub in 1981.

Sandy Davidson went missing from his grandmother’s house in North Ayrshire on April 23, 1976 and has not been seen since.

Applications are now open for schools in Scotland to apply for The King’s Foundation’s latest Food for the Future education programme.

The Windrush scandal – which campaigners have since said should be known as the Home Office scandal – emerged in 2018.

Carwyn Jones will hold a review into Welsh Labour’s leadership election process, including campaign financing.

Susan Crichton, the Post Office’s general counsel before resigning in 2013, agreed it demonstrated an ‘element of smoke and mirrors’.

Huw Pill argued the economic outlook has ‘not changed substantially’, in a speech in London.

The Prime Minister has travelled to Poland to announce a military aid package for Ukraine.

Dame Andrea Jenkyns said her constituents are ‘desperately’ pleading for appointments, with one suffering from crumbling teeth during pregnancy.

The inquiry chaired by Baroness Hallett will sit in Belfast for three weeks from next Tuesday.

Moderna, Pfizer and BioNTech are in a dispute over the rights to life-saving vaccine technology patents.