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Tag Archives: News
UK growth stalling, latest GDP figures show
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is urging calm over the impact of a Trump presidency, telling this programme we shouldn’t “jump the gun” and assume he will impose tariffs on the UK.
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Author: @heliaebrahimi
Derbyshire teenager who shook girlfriend’s baby to death jailed for life
Carl Alesbrook, now 19, unanimously convicted of murder over death of four-month-old Elijah Shemwell
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Author: Donna Ferguson
Five found guilty of murdering teenagers in Bristol mistaken identity attack
The attack on Mason Rist and Max Dixon lasted just 33 seconds. A tragic case of mistaken identity amid a long-running rivalry between two Bristol neighbourhoods.
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Author: By Harry Fawcett
Did Andrew Bailey’s Brexit comments overstep the mark?
Andrew Bailey is a walking market mover. Every time the Governor of the Bank of England opens his mouth, he knows it could impact the cost of UK government borrowing, or the price of sterling, or any number of things. Consequently, his public statements are rarely made off the cuff.
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Author: Jack Kessler
Three Met officers who accessed Sarah Everard files guilty of gross misconduct
Myles McHugh, Hannah Rebbeck and Mark Harper accessed data with ‘no proper policing purpose’, tribunal heard
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Author: Guardian staff reporter
Three Met officers guilty of gross misconduct in Sarah Everard case
Three Met police officers have been found guilty of gross misconduct for accessing police files relating to the murder of Sarah Everard with ‘no proper policing purpose’, a tribunal has found.
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Author: Lettice Bromovsky
Met officer sacked for accessing Sarah Everard files
The PC committed gross misconduct by improperly accessing files about the case, a tribunal rules.
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Author: bbc.com
Keir Starmer forced to apologise after humiliating ‘mistake’ at Diwali event
Downing Street has been forced to issue an apology after they made a major cultural faux pas at a reception last month.
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Author: Christian Calgie
Reeves ‘not satisfied’ with growth as Tories accuse Labour of talking down economy
UK economy at near-standstill as uncertainty over the budget and high interest rates weighed on consumer spending
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Author: https://www.theguardian.com/profile/martin-belam,https://www.theguardian.com/profile/heatherstewart
How gloomy Labour talked Britain to the bottom of the G7 growth league
UK’s economic recovery is already running out of steam despite grand promises from Rachel Reeves
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Author: Melissa Lawford
Snow to hit UK tomorrow as Brits set to shiver in -2C Arctic blast
Some 4cm of snow is set to hit the UK on Saturday, with temperatures as low as -2C in parts of the country.
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Author: @yung_chuvak
Man and woman named as murder suspects after Blackpool hotel death
Kevin Price was discovered dead inside the Garfield Hotel with stab wounds on Sunday (November 10)
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Author: James Holt
Teenager who died M5 motorway after fleeing police vehicle is named
Tamzin Hall, 17, was being transported to a custody suite in Bridgwater, Somerset, when she fled from a police car and was fatally struck by a vehicle on the motorway
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Author: Neil Shaw
Mum’s heartbreak after baby daughter dies as blundering midwives struck off
Laura Bowtell lost her baby daughter Margot three days after giving birth at the NHS facility Cheltenham Birth Centre, where two midwives altered medical records
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Author: Bradley Jolly
‘I asked for an ambulance and the midwife wanted to try oils instead’
Laura Bowtell, 37, trusted award-winning midwife Lisa Land and felt ‘at ‘ease’ in her hands for her first pregnancy – but her refusal to call an ambulance mistakes led to her baby’s death three days later.
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Author: Emily Jane Davies
Northants will need a new Deputy as Tuhill moves to West Mids Fire Service | Kent Police Cadet scheme honoured with The King’s Award for Voluntary Service
Every weekday morning Emergency Services Times brings you the sector’s freshest news stories.
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Author: James Devonshire
Child, nine, among youngsters being probed by cops over hate incidents
Officers recorded incidents against the nine-year-old child, who called a fellow primary school pupil a ‘retard’, and against two schoolgirls who said another student smelled ‘like fish’.
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Author: Katherine Lawton
UK weather: ‘Mixture of rain, sleet and snow’ forecast by Met Office as ‘cold spell’ to grip country next week
Forecasters say it is too early to predict exactly where the wintry weather will hit, but are confident of a “cold spell” next week.
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Author: Tim Jones
UK weather: Met Office warns of first frost with snow in places
Temperatures forecast to fall as low as minus 5C after grey and mild spell so far this autumn
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Author: Tom Whipple, Science Editor
Met Office’s ‘likely scenario’ shows snow for Gloucestershire
The Met Office has responded to reports about an impending ‘Arctic blast’ to hit the UK
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Author: Shania King-Soyza
Judges have no place deciding assisted dying cases, warns former family court head
Sir James Munby describes Labour MP’s proposals as ‘defective’ as he makes major intervention in controversial debate
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Author: Janet Eastham
Police actions under investigation following Somerset teenage girl’s death on M5
The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is investigating the actions of Avon and Somerset Police before a 17 year old girl died on the M5…
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Author: Molly Kirk
Why are the farmers ploughing ahead with a major protest next week?
Rachel Reeves’s Budget had a fair few people in a spin but none more so than those who till the land. With a change to inheritance tax having potentially devastating consequences for family farms, large numbers of farmers are set to pay a visit to the politicians in Westminster. Sean O’Grady lays out the situation so far
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Author: Sean O’Grady
