77 m. ago Wife of crime boss 'Hotdog' will be 'forced to live in tent' after illegal scrapyard bust

Mary Smith, 48, will be forced to leave her eight-bedroom detached house after a judge granted a full closure order at the site on Meadow Street, Great Harwood, Blackburn

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4 h. ago Emma Raducanu and Jack Draper slam 'disappointing' Wimbledon change after controversy

British No.1s Emma Raducanu and Jack Draper both publicly questioned the accuracy of HawkEye's line calling system after Wimbledon opted to ditch human line judges

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5 h. ago ‘They’re skin and bones’: doctors in Gaza warn babies at risk of death from lack of formula

Doctors say Israel is blocking deliveries of formula urgently needed as mothers are either dead or too malnourished to feed their babiesDoctors in Gaza have warned that hundreds of babies are at risk of death amid a critical shortage of baby milk, as Israel continues to restrict the humanitarian aid that can enter the beleaguered strip.Dr Ahmad al-Farra, the head of paediatrics at Nasser hospital in Khan Younis, said his ward had only about a week’s worth of infant formula remaining. The doctor has already run out of specialised formula meant for premature babies and is forced to use regular formula, rationing it between the infants under his care. Continue reading...

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10 h. ago Dangerous paedophile tried to sexually groom girl with rendition of Coldplay song

A judge called Gareth Davies a "very calculating individual" who should be considered a dangerous offender

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17 h. ago Some consequences of Palestine Action ban ‘overstated’, says High Court judge

Mr Justice Chamberlain refused to grant a temporary block on Palestine Action being banned as a terror group.

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19 h. ago Palestine Action set to be banned after High Court bid 'refused'

A High Court judge refused co-founder Huda Ammori's bid for a temporary block

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19 h. ago Palestine Action will be BANNED after High Court judge refused to block it being branded a 'terror group'

Palestine Action is set to be banned after a High Court judge refused to temporarily block it from being designated a terror group.

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19 h. ago High Court judge refuses to temporarily block Palestine Action terror ban

A bid for a temporary block on the planned ban was heard at the High Court on Friday.

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21 h. ago Judgment due in Palestine Action court bid for temporary block on terror ban

A High Court judge will give his decision on Friday.

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21 h. ago Serial fare dodgers should be banned from the Tube, top Tory Susan Hall tells Sadiq Khan

Mayor admits requirement to hike TfL fares by estimated 27% over five years will be ‘challenging’ for Londoners due to cost of living crisis

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22 h. ago 'You wanted to ensure he was utterly at your mercy': Everything the judge told murderer John Belfield as he jailed him for life

John Belfield was jailed for life for the murder of Thomas Campbell

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23 h. ago Father who murdered his baby daughter by shaking her jailed for life

Thomas Holford, 25, was ‘under the influence’ of cannabis when he shook his baby daughter causing ‘catastrophic’ brain injuries leading to her death.

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25 h. ago Revealed: What your TATTOOS say about you, according to science

In a new study, researchers from Michigan State University have revealed how people make judgements based on someone's tattoos.

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25 h. ago Oxford Street pedestrianisation should include 'world class public toilets', mayor Sadiq Khan is told

Mayor urged to turn nation’s most famous high street into a ‘healthy street’ that is safe and accessible to all Londoners

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31 h. ago Who’s really to blame for Labour’s troubles – Rachel Reeves or the invisible PM? | Gaby Hinsliff

The Treasury focuses on numbers when what’s needed is vision. The party and the country are crying out for leadership, but it’s nowhere to be seenShe is not the first chancellor to cry in public, and may not be the last. But Rachel Reeves is the first whose tears have moved markets. No sooner had the realisation dawned that she was silently weeping – over a personal sorrow she won’t be pushed into revealing, she insisted later, not a political one – as she sat beside Keir Starmer at Wednesday’s prime minister’s questions, than the pound was dropping and the cost of borrowing rising. The bond traders who forced out Liz Truss’s hapless chancellor still clearly rate her judgment and want her to stay, even if (perhaps especially if) some Labour MPs don’t. Yet it is an extraordinary thing to live with the knowledge that a moment’s uncontrolled emotion can drive up the cost of a nation’s mortgages, just as a misjudged stroke of the budget pen can destroy lives.The most striking thing abou...

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37 h. ago Break point! Outrage as rail chaos hits thousands of Wimbledon fans

Thousands of fans from around the world have been hit by days of cancellations and delays getting to SW19 due to signalling failures.

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37 h. ago Minnesota lawmaker shootings suspect tells judge he’s ‘looking forward’ to facts coming out at trial

Vance Boelter is facing state and federal charges related to the June 14 shootings of two Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses

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39 h. ago Sean 'Diddy' Combs’ lawyers say he is a changed man. Will that spare him from more time behind bars?

The denial of bail for Sean “Diddy” Combs was an early signal by the judge that the music mogul won't be heading home soon

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40 h. ago Jack Draper slams major Wimbledon change after suffering shock defeat

Jack Draper questioned the HawkEye technology, which has replaced human line judges at Wimbledon, after crashing out of the tournament in the second round against Marin Cilic

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43 h. ago ‘I have let a lot of people down’ – Champion jockey apologises for drink

A judge fined Oisin Murphy £70,000 and handed him a 20-month driving ban after he crashed a car into a tree while drink-driving earlier this year.

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