Logan MacPhail was “filled with resentment” when he stalked and stabbed the 15-year-old, a judge says.
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Author: @BBCNews
Holly Newton murder: ‘Jealous’ ex-boyfriend detained for life
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Met Police first told of Fayed allegations ‘a decade earlier than acknowledged’
Samantha Jay-Ramsay told the News of the World in 1998 that police had said she was ‘not the first’ with claims over Fayed
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Author: Andy Gregory
Holly Newton’s mum tells how Logan MacPhail’s obsession turned to murder
Micala Trussler has branded teen knife killer a danger to society after he was given a 17 year minimum term
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Author: @Sophie_Doughty
Blundell’s hammer attacker unmasked for the first time
Thomas Wei Huang, 17, claimed he was sleepwalking during the brutal attack
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Author: @toby_codd
Treasury minister says markets have ‘PTSD’ from Liz Truss’s budget
Darren Jones says ‘markets always respond to budgets’ and says Office for Budget Responsibility reviewed plans as extra borrowing sees markets jitter
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Author: https://www.theguardian.com/profile/ami-sedghi,https://www.theguardian.com/profile/matthewweaver
Reeves faces backlash from GPs, care homes and hospices over national insurance hike
While the NHS and the rest of the public sector has been shielded from the chancellor’s rise in employer contributions to National Insurance, GPs and the care sector warn they will face severe strain
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Author: Archie Mitchell
Britain faces years of ‘muted’ growth after Reeves’ Budget, warns Moody’s
Credit rating agency warns Chancellor’s decisions will put debt on an ‘upward trajectory’
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Author: Matt Oliver,Szu Ping Chan
Met allegedly told of Al Fayed sexual misconduct claims as early as 1995
Samantha Jay-Ramsay’s family said she reported Mr Al Fayed to police when she worked at Harrods almost 30 years ago.
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Author: PA News
Can Labour save its Budget?
After the OBR’s assessment of the Budget was published on Wednesday, the cost of government borrowing started to rise.
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Author: Kate Andrews
After Reeves’s historic budget, Labour has time to pursue its revolution. What it needs now is public trust
The government is operating in an unforgiving time and lacks capital with voters. It will be crucial to address that, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle
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Author: Martin Kettle
How Reeves is launching a raid on private sector workers – while shielding the state
Businesses and their staff have been left to face the costs of a Budget heavily skewed against them
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Author: Tim Wallace
Farmers mull selling up or protests over inheritance tax change
Wednesday’s Budget provokes strong reactions from farmers in the south of England.
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Author: @BBCNews
GPs, care homes and hospices voice concern over Budget tax rises
The NHS is exempt from the rise in employer National Insurance contributions, but private providers are not.
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Author: bbc.com
UK Bosses Signal Tepid Support for Reeves’ High-Tax Budget
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves’ first budget has been greeted with cautious optimism by Britain’s business leaders, though higher taxes on wages held them back from a full-throated endorsement.
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Author: Chloe Meley
Reeves had pre-election briefings from Treasury despite claiming no knowledge of £22bn ‘black hole’
Questions raised over whether Chancellor was really in the dark over the scale of spending challenges, Tories claim
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Author: Ben Riley-Smith
Tories must reject the anti-growth mindset
There is space for the Conservatives to rediscover their Thatcherite roots
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Author: Telegraph View
How Reeves’s farm tax could be a political flashpoint
We could be seeing noisy convoys of tractors in Parliament Square before too long, says Sean O’Grady
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Author: Sean O’Grady
Rachel Reeves’s spiteful inheritance tax grab will be disastrous for family farms across Britain
Plus: Asylum claims; UNRWA funding; litter thrown from cars; BBC edits; a Chinese dissident in need of support; and a visit from a hedgehog
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Author: Letters to the Editor
Newspaper headlines: ‘Markets turn on Reeves’ and ‘rising sickness claims bill’
Investors’ reactions to the Budget and forecasts for the cost of sickness benefits lead the papers.
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Author: @BBCNews
Watch: Hairdresser close to tears on live TV over Budget’s NICs rise
‘I am angry, sad and shellshocked – our industry is totally done,’ distressed Toby Dicker tells Kay Burley
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Author: Max Stephens
NHS pay and pension rises to swallow up half of Reeves’s £22bn spending spree
More to be paid out to cover the same pay rise the following year, with the figure set to exceed £14 billion – and it could rise further
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Author: Laura Donnelly
IFS says extra £9bn of tax rises may be needed to avoid UK public service cuts
Warning comes after Rachel Reeves’s record tax-raising budget sent tremors through financial markets
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Author: Richard Partington,Jessica Elgot
Private schools to sue Government over VAT raid
Independent Schools Council announces launch of High Court action, arguing policy undermines some pupils’ human rights
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Author: Poppy Wood
Why Labour’s Budget is a ‘closure of the mines’ moment for British farming
Farmers united in disbelief over the Government’s tax grab on their livelihoods are worried it could be the end of the line for them
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Author: Guy Kelly
