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Leighton Snook, 28, was said to have been ‘desperate for money’ when he attacked Donald Ralph at his home in Essex.

Anna Nicholson, who has cerebral palsy, will represent Paralympics GB in the shot put following a series of outstanding performances in qualifying.

Case rates rose in all regions of England except the North East, and among all age groups except 10 to 19-year-olds, latest figures show.

The Scottish Government is considering a licensing system to regulate issues such as muirburn and the killing of raptors.

The actress shot to fame in the film Summer Holiday.

General Sir Nick Carter said Afghanistan is facing a ‘humanitarian tragedy’ as the Taliban continue to make gains.

A quarter of consumers who took part in a Which? poll said they felt the Government was “not at all open” about the impact of new trade deals.

Spanish is soaring while French is floundering.

Gunmen and women and their four-legged retrievers were quick to bag birds as the shooting season opened.

A rescue operation, involving French and Belgian air and sea units, was launched on Thursday morning.

The emergency services were called to the Landmark Adventure Park at Carrbridge in the Highlands on Thursday morning.

Met Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick said she is ‘very disappointed’ at plans for a forthcoming climate demonstration, which is due to last two weeks.

Emily Petty suffered PTSD and needed counselling after the 2017 terrorist atrocity in which 22 people died.

Some 5.45 million people were waiting to start routine hospital treatment in England at the end of June.

Close contacts will no longer have to quarantine for 10 days as long as they test negative and have had both Covid-19 vaccine jabs.

Hundreds of thousands of youngsters have received results determined by their teachers due to the pandemic.

The inquest into the death of Sudesh Amman heard the homegrown terrorist stabbed two people during his 62-second rampage.

Nines was named best hip hop act at last year’s Mobo Awards.

Dame Cressida Dick said officers faced scene of ‘violence’ and ‘yobbery’.

A total of 179,748 people tested positive for Covid-19 in England at least once in the week to August 4, according to Test and Trace figures.