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Two boys accused of killing Isaac Brown, 15, denied murder, robbery and knife possession charges during an appearance at Wolverhampton Crown Court.

The Reform UK leader suggested the BBC should feature him in the line-up after a landmark poll put his party ahead of the Conservatives.

Regulators had been investigating whether the deal would harm Ofwat’s ability to compare pricing between firms.

University official Richard Taylor is suing Mr Coogan and two production companies for libel over his portrayal in the film, The Lost King.

Mason Reynolds, 19, from Brighton, had ‘an entrenched and violent neo-Nazi mindset’, a court was told.

The First Minister met fans before heading to the Euro 2024 opener on Friday.

The head of HM Revenue and Customs, Jim Harra, receives a knighthood.

Reform’s poll average has risen by two percentage points in the past week.

The latest YouGov MRP poll suggests that the Liberal Democrats could come third in the electorate.

The Reform UK leader said a poll showing his party slightly ahead of the Tories marked an ‘inflection point’ in the campaign.

The former paratrooper’s legal team is attempting to get the case thrown out before it reaches trial.

The university is taking legal action to disband the encampment inside the Marshall Building in central London.

The elections expert also said First Minister John Swinney is yet to spark ‘any significant sign of SNP progress’.

The second head-to-head of the politicians on Thursday was moderated by Julie Etchingham.

The former Labour leader is standing as an independent in Islington North.

Birmingham-born Jude Bellingham has been honoured with a chocolate replica of his England football shirt.

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Patients who choose to go private to beat NHS waiting lists face paying ‘their taxes, and then pay the Tory health tax’, Wes Streeting has said.

Pc Perry Lathwood, 50, grabbed Jocelyn Agyemang by the arm, causing bruising injuries during the arrest on July 21 last year in Croydon, south London.

Labour’s Jonathan Reynolds said the only way to ‘bear down’ on child poverty was by building a stronger economy.