Man and woman stabbed in Tobruk Road area of Huyton, near Liverpool, at 4.25pm on Wednesday, Merseyside police said
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Armed police shoot man suspected of double stabbing in Merseyside
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What is a hosepipe ban as Britain risks drought this summer
England is at ‘medium’ risk for drought, according to the Environment Agency
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Author: Bryony Gooch
Man shot by police after pair stabbed in brutal knife attack in broad daylight
A man has been shot by police after a man and woman were stabbed in Merseyside. The man and woman were rushed to hospital in a serious but stable condition
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Author: Emily Carubia
Chaos as man shot by police after horror double stabbing
A man has been shot by police officers after a horror double stabbing.
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Author: Sam Ormiston, Jennifer Pinto, Cheryl Mullin
Assisted dying Bill on verge of collapse
At least 15 MPs who either abstained or supported the Bill previously are now considering voting against it
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Author: Janet Eastham ,Genevieve Holl-Allen
Body found by police near beach in search for missing 16-year-old
The teenager was reported as missing from West Shore in Llandudno on Saturday (May 10)
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Author: James Holt
Llandudno: Body found in search for boy missing at sea
16-year-old Athrun was last seen at West Shore Beach in Llandudno on Saturday afternoon.
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Author: @BBCNews
Nazi-worshipping trio’s cache of swords and crossbows uncovered
SS-influenced group was preparing attack on a mosque or synagogue
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Author: Will Bolton
Llandudno: Body found in search for boy missing at sea
16-year-old Athrun was last seen at West Shore Beach in Llandudno on Saturday afternoon.
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Sir Keir Starmer defends ‘tiny tariff’ deal and tells Kemi Badenoch: ‘Get on the train to Solihull’
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Author: Faye Brown
David Lammy and his wife ‘victims of theft’ after taxi driver ‘steals’ luggage and passports amid row over £600 fare
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Author: James Saunders
Justice chiefs described as ‘useless’ after man wrongly jailed for 38 years
Former justice secretary Lord Falconer said the case is ‘horrific’ and that the Criminal Cases Review Commission lacks leadership
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Author: Tom McArdle
Care homes in danger if visa rules change
Care home manager Meg Jones estimates that about 25% of her staff are migrant workers.
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‘Cheeky, kind and full of life’: Mum pays tribute to boy, seven, killed in drugs lab explosion as man jailed
Reece Galbraith jailed for 14 years after explosion in Newcastle terraced street that killed two people
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Author: Mark Brown
Britain warned its US trade deal must not hurt China
Foreign ministry criticises UK agreement amid concerns over ‘veto’ clause
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Author: Chris Price
More miscarriages of justice ‘inevitable’, says CCRC review lawyer after Peter Sullivan freed
Chris Henley says he expects more wrongful convictions to come to light after 1987 murder case ruling overturned
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Author: Hannah Al-Othman
Migrants already in UK face longer wait for permanent settlement
People will typically have to live in the UK for 10 years before applying for the right to stay indefinitely.
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Drug-smuggling accused Teessider facing ‘up to 20 years or life’ in Georgia jail
Bella May Culley from Billingham was reportedly arrested at Tbilisi Airport for allegedly importing ‘a particularly large amount’ of cannabis
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Author: Naomi Corrigan
Peter Sullivan: ‘Very real chance’ Diane Sindall killer remains at large
A man jailed for the killing of Diane Sindall four decades ago was dramatically acquitted on Tuesday.
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Starmer orders 12,000 civil servants out of London
Government aims to save money by relocating workers and selling London real estate
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Author: Dominic Penna
Our prisons must be full |
Are we short on prison space in this country? We must be. It’s the only logical explanation for so many criminals being given probation instead of prison time. For example, there were the scammers who sold misbranded N95 masks during the pandemic and price gouged hospitals. The masks were promised to Subscribe Today or Login
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Government’s immigration crackdown will fuel ‘exodus’ of nurses, union warns
This week, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer outlined several measures aimed at curbing the number of migrants coming into the country. This included a plan to end care worker visas for overseas recruitment.
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Sir Keir risks treading the path of his predecessors on immigration
The measures set out were thin gruel, delivering small reductions to future flows of migrants into the UK
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Author: Telegraph View
Thousands of UK civil servant jobs to leave London
The government is aiming to cut roles in London by 12,000 and close 11 offices in the capital.
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Author: bbc.com
