Rishi Sunak’s HS2 axe means Labour may need to cut demand for trains – report
The then-prime minister announced last October that plans to extend the high-speed railway between Birmingham and Manchester had been scrapped.
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Paula Vennells told government that subpostmasters ‘had fingers in the till’
Former postal affairs minister Jo Swinson gave evidence to the Horizon IT inquiry on Friday.
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Housewife spared jail after bedbug poison kills girl who lived next door
Jesmin Akter, 34, had illegally imported aluminium phosphide from Italy to deal with an infestation in her flat in east London.
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Renoir Tea Garden tenant fighting eviction
The tenant of the Renoir Tea Garden at Moulin Huet is fighting an attempt to evict her.
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Marcus Smith: Small moments cost England chance to beat All Blacks at Eden Park
New Zealand finished the match strongly to complete a 2-0 series victory.
UK Sport|Jul 13
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England rue missed opportunity as New Zealand extend Eden Park dominance
England led 17-13 in the second half.
UK Sport|Jul 13
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The sporting weekend in pictures
England and Lewis Hamilton had a weekend to remember, unlike Emma Raducanu.
UK Sport|Jul 8
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Jamie George laments ‘fine margins’ after England slip to New Zealand defeat
The tourists led 15-10 when Marcus Smith conjured a try for Immanuel Feyi-Waboso but two penalties from Damian McKenzie saved the All Blacks.
UK Sport|Jul 6
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England let lead slip to fall to agonising defeat in New Zealand
Steve Borthwick’s side were 15-10 ahead at one stage.
UK Sport|Jul 6
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Post Office still rejects subpostmaster’s overturned conviction, inquiry told
Teju Adedayo falsely confessed to being responsible for the shortfalls at her post office in Kent to avoid the risk of ending up in prison.
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Labour continues to out-fundraise Tories as party rakes in another £3.3m in week
The Conservatives have raised barely a tenth of the amount they had received by this point in the 2019 campaign.
UK News|Jun 28
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Ex-Fujitsu engineer denies hiding problems with Horizon during trial
Gareth Jenkins told the inquiry on Friday he believes the issues are ‘down to the way (the) Post Office has behaved’.
UK News|Jun 28
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Ex-Fujitsu engineer was ‘happy’ with evidence he gave at subpostmaster’s trial
Gareth Jenkins’s evidence about the Horizon system was used in the prosecutions of many subpostmasters, including Seema Misra.
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Ex-Fujitsu engineer made ‘inappropriate’ edits to statement to help Post Office
A Post Office investigator said the company could be ’embarrassed at court’ if a reference to Horizon’s failures featured in the witness statement.
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Ex-Fujitsu engineer denies knowing ‘gory details’ of Horizon remote access
Gareth Jenkins told the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry he thought any remote access would have been visible to subpostmasters.
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