It’s been a hell of a ride – Charlotte Worthington’s Olympic BMX reign is over
Disappointing end to the competition for the 28-year-old.
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Police issue warning after ‘incorrect’ name for Southport suspect posted online
A 17-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, remains in custody.
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Southport knife attack: What we know
Alice Dasilva Aguiar, nine, Bebe King, six, and Elsie Dot Stancombe, seven, were all fatally stabbed in the incident in Southport on Monday.
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Angela Rayner’s plans for ‘council house revolution’ welcomed
Housing charity Shelter said the Deputy PM’s ambition for change could potentially mean doubling the supply of social homes in a year.
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Ministers urged to intervene after Bannockburn horse track approved
The National Trust for Scotland is urging the Scottish Government to ‘call in’ the application after it was greenlit by Stirling Council.
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Hospitals inquiry chairman to rule on admission of health board’s report
The probe is focused on the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow and the Royal Hospital for Children and Young People in Edinburgh.
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Jailed Kremlin critic moved to unknown location with other dissidents
The movements have prompted speculation on social media about whether they were in preparation for some kind of a prisoner swap.
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Kyle Walker: Court dispute would not happen if I was ‘painter and decorator’
Mr Walker was accused of not thinking about the situation of the two children he has with model Lauryn Goodman in a recent family court dispute.
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Lammy: Thousands of UK nationals risk becoming trapped in a warzone in Lebanon
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has chaired a Cobra emergency meeting to discuss escalating conflict in the Golan Heights.
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Irish Government ‘committed to new legislation if required’ to aid Omagh Inquiry
Department of Foreign Affairs director-general Ruairi de Burca addressed the first public hearing of the probe into the 1998 atrocity.
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Shopping centre trips down 12% on same time last year, data suggests
The marked decrease in shopping trips could be due to only 15% of shoppers being willing to venture out to spend in bad weather, according to a poll.
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Weight-loss drug ‘could slow progression of Alzheimer’s disease’
Liraglutide is taken once a day as an injection.
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Swifties hope thousands raised will give Southport families ‘ounce of comfort’
Taylor Swift fans and Southport residents have started fundraisers to help the victims and families of a knife attack in Southport.
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UK renewable power generation sets new records, Government confirms
Wind remains the UK’s biggest source of clean power, accounting for more than a quarter of the UK’s total electricity generation last year.
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Carl Hester: Charlotte Dujardin video was a shock and she has paid heavily
Hester was Dujardin’s mentor – she has been provisionally suspended for hitting a horse with a whip.
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