Brothers jailed over fatal stabbing of younger sibling
David Rogers was jailed for life with a minimum term of 18 years, while Samuel Rogers was given a nine-year jail sentence.
UK News|Oct 14, 2021
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Pupils were ‘feral’ at Gordonstoun with racism and sexism common, inquiry told
A woman who attended the school in the 80s described conditions as being ‘squalid’.
UK News|Oct 13, 2021
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Johnson did not understand his own Brexit deal, says Cummings
The former No 10 chief adviser said he had always intended to get the Prime Minister to ‘ditch the bits we didn’t like’.
UK News|Oct 13, 2021
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Vance played a real blinder
A GREAT day – but don’t get carried away, folks.
Sport|Oct 12, 2021
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‘Spying more sophisticated than ever’ after claim Russia stole Oxford vaccine
Minister Damian Hinds said states had been spying on industrial secrets, but would not be drawn into whether Russia stole the AstraZeneca design.
UK News|Oct 11, 2021
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Scrambling for seats and quarry questions
Before States members return to the debating chamber this week, Richard Graham reflects on the highs and lows of the last meeting need for the seating plan to reflect party or group membership.
Richard Graham|Oct 11, 2021
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Fi Morris admits mental health support ‘saved my life’ as she battled depression
The Western Storm star was supported by the Professional Cricketers’ Trust.
UK Sport|Oct 9, 2021
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French envoy to Australia says ‘deceitful’ submarines deal raises risks
Jean-Pierre Thebault said the ‘logic of confrontation’ is not good for peace and stability.
World News|Oct 9, 2021
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Controlling husband jailed for at least 32 years for murder of estranged wife
The victim’s family said their pain is indescribable and ‘one that we will never forget’.
UK News|Oct 8, 2021
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Spanish volcano eruption shuts La Palma airport again
The volcano continues to spew lava and 16 earthquakes of up to magnitude 3.5 shook the area over 24 hours, the National Geographic Institute said.
World News|Oct 7, 2021
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Public must be involved in switch to net zero, says climate adviser
The Climate Change Committee’s Chris Stark said there were benefits to going green and it should not be portrayed as difficult.
UK News|Oct 5, 2021
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Families of Stephen Port’s victims share memories of loved ones as inquests open
The inquests are being held at Barking Town Hall in east London, just yards from where four men were found dead during Port’s 16-month killing spree.
UK News|Oct 5, 2021
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UK officials try to ‘find common ground’ in meeting with senior Taliban leaders
Officials travelled to Kabul to meet the new regime.
UK News|Oct 5, 2021
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Jurors asked: Could police mistakes in Stephen Port case have cost lives?
Coroner Sarah Munro QC said the inquests would look at the ‘competence and adequacy’ of the police investigations into his crimes.
UK News|Oct 5, 2021
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Children having climate activism ‘forced down their throats’ – Conservative MP
Siobhan Baillie suggested that British children should train as scientists and become the “problem solvers of solutions for the future”.
UK News|Oct 4, 2021
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