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More than 1,000 officers will be deployed to police the pro-Palestine march on Saturday in central London.

It comes after the teenager’s mother said she feels ‘betrayed’ by the Metropolitan Police.

The defendant gave evidence in court, leading to the conviction of Amraj Poonia for murder as well as his accomplices.

BBC director-general Tim Davie met Board of Deputies president Marie van der Zyl and its chief executive Michael Wegier.

Reports included verbal abuse, intimidation of students, offensive posters, Jewish students’ accommodation being targeted and even death threats.

A council official has said flooding and rescues are taking place across Angus in east Scotland.

Andrew Bailey indicated inflation will return to its recent pattern of slowdowns after the ONS reported a pause at 6.7% for September.

A second inquest is being held into the teenager’s death after the High Court quashed the conclusions of the first in November 2021.

Professor David Miller is taking the University of Bristol to an employment tribunal after he was sacked over comments he made criticising Israel.

Several major roads have been closed, rail lines blocked and flights grounded by the severe weather.

The report from the Royal College of Psychiatrists said ‘early action is vital’ and made a number of recommendations.

Deputy Assistant Commissioner Ade Adelekan said officers would ‘not stand by’ if hate crimes took place.

The Department for Transport wrote that keeping the network in a ‘safe and serviceable condition’ will be a growing priority.

Giving an update on progress made since the vote to approve prayers, the Bishop of London recognised that disagreement in the church remains.

The court has heard that a grey-black bicycle with some green parts was in the area where Ms Murphy’s body was found.

Joseph Peers is alleged to have driven gunman James Witham to the home of 28-year-old Ashley Dale in Old Swan, Liverpool.

Jurors have been told that a British three-year-old was subjected to female genital mutilation during a trip to Kenya in 2006.

Stephen Alderton has pleaded guilty to the murders of Joshua Dunmore, 32, and his father Gary Dunmore, 57, in Cambridgeshire on March 29.

She was best known for her roles in comedy series Drop The Dead Donkey and Camilla in British sitcom The Windsors.

Tens of thousands of people gathered for pro-Palestinian demonstrations across the UK last weekend.