Paul Allen was left paralysed for life after being shot in the back of the neck
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Author: Emily Pennink PA Old Bailey Correspondent
Three men guilty of plotting to murder £54m Kent Securitas robber
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Rachel Reeves is looking for scapegoats and the OBR is an easy target
Many of the Chancellor’s Labour colleagues are calling for her to sideline the spending watchdog
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Author: Szu Ping Chan
Under-fire Heathrow boss insists decision to shut airport ‘wasn’t difficult’
Exclusive: Thomas Woldbye insists shutting down was the only option following fire at nearby power station – despite head of the National Grid maintaining that the airport could have stayed open
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Author: Simon Calder
Trio facing lengthy jail terms after attempt to kill east London rival left target paralysed for life
Daniel Kelly, 46, along with brothers Stewart and Louis Ahearne, 46 and 36 respectively, were found guilty of conspiracy to murder at the conclusion of a trial at the Old Bailey today.
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Author: Yann Tear
Heathrow airport closure deeply concerning, says PM
Sir Keir Starmer says he is ‘deeply concerned’ about the closure of Heathrow Airport as a result of a power cut caused by a fire on Friday.
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Author: @BBCNews
Heathrow fire: transport secretary says she’d ‘struggle to sleep’ after report airport boss went to bed amid crisis
Heidi Alexander declines to say she has confidence in Thomas Woldbye after airport chaos at the weekend
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Author: Julia Kollewe
Minister says she would have struggled to sleep if running Heathrow
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander made the comment following a report the airport’s chief executive went back to bed after the power outage began.
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Author: Pa Reporters
Minister says she would have struggled to sleep if running Heathrow
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander made the comment following a report the airport’s chief executive went back to bed after the power outage began.
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Author: PA News
Starmer promises to clamp down on local authorities in war on potholes
Ministers ‘want to get our sleeves rolled up’ and fix potholes for good, the prime minister said
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Author: Millie Cooke
Full list of schools closed for security concerns
“Any children already en route, we would ask that parents make arrangements to collect them”
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Author: Lauren Harte
Mystery of missing man who got on train home but didn’t return
Lee Horton, 36, was reported missing on Wednesday, March 12 after the last contact with him was around midday Tuesday, March 11 – his last known sighting was in Gloucester
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Author: Zasha Whiteway-Wilkinson
British man killed in Pakistan in “execution” shooting as family distraught
Mohammed Anwar Zeb, orginally from Manchester, moved abroad in 2017 but returned regularly to visit family
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Author: Paige Ingram, Neal Keeling
National Grid confirms Heathrow had power access during shutdown
Heathrow’s boss previously said the shutdown was not for lack of power but to reboot complex systems.
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Manchester man found shot dead in Pakistan in ‘execution’ after his ‘guard dogs were poisoned’
WARNING – DISTRESSING CONTENT: Mohammed Anwar Zeb was killed at his home in a tiny remote village in the Swat Valley, in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province (KPK) in Pakistan
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Author: Paige Ingram
National Grid confirms Heathrow had power access during shutdown
Heathrow’s boss previously said the shutdown was not for lack of power but to reboot complex systems.
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Author: @BBCNews
Major Madeleine McCann update as prime suspect Christian Brueckner seeks early release from prison
Investigators fear that Christian Brueckner could be freed soon unless they can arrest him urgently over Maddie’s disappearance in 2007
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Author: Paige Ingram
Major Madeleine McCann update as prime suspect Christian Brueckner may walk free in DAYS
Prosecutors have accused 48-year-old German national Christian Brueckner of murdering the three-year-old in Portugal in 2007
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Author: Liam Buckler
National Grid boss says Heathrow could have stayed open despite substation fire
Two other substations could have supplied airport with electricity, according to chief executive John Pettigrew
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Author: Donna Ferguson
Migrants to be housed in hotels for years, Treasury admits
Assessment will come as blow to Government, which has pledged to save the taxpayer millions
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Author: Daniel Martin
Rachel Reeves to risk unions’ wrath with 50,000 civil service job cuts
Chancellor’s plan to slash £2bn from government running costs could mean the loss of five times more Whitehall jobs than previously planned
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Author: Oliver Wright, Policy Editor | Aubrey Allegretti, Chief Political Correspondent
Party in school hall ‘stormed by group wielding knives and machetes’
Three teenagers have been arrested.
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Author: Craig Munro
Two stabbed at primary school event ‘gatecrashed by youths with knives’
Police rushed to Elm Park Primary School’s hall, in Havering, after 9pm on Saturday after teenagers were reportedly involved in a terrifying knife fight
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Author: Liam Buckler
A bonfire of civil servants
Editorial: Rachel Reeves deserves credit for wanting to make cuts to a bloated civil service but she needs a bolder approach than the light trim she intends to give it
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Heathrow ‘had enough power to avoid shutdown’
National Grid boss says other substations were working and could have provided enough power to keep airport open
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Author: Albert Tait
