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Clapham chemical attacker took his own life within hours of incident coroner
Clapham chemical attacker Abdul Ezedi took his own life and drowned within hours of attacking a woman and two young girls, a coroner has ruled..
Kamala Harris has enough support to be the Democratic nominee
A survey has found shes secured enough delegates to challenge Donald Trump in November.
Fresh talks to be held to try resolve pay dispute involving train drivers
ASLEF bosses will meet with the Department for Transport.
Violence against women and girls a national emergency
Thats according to a report commissioned by the National Police Chiefs Council and the College of Policing.
Rents hit new records with 17 inquiries per property
Thats according to Rightmove.
New Tory Party leader to be announced on November 2
The timeline has been confirmed by the backbench 1922 committee.
Man jailed for life after trying to murder work colleague
Nicholas Fryers was found guilty by a jury at Maidstone Crown Court on November 17 last year.
Rwanda scheme has already cost taxpayers 700 million Cooper reveals
The Rwanda deportation scheme has already cost £700 million, Yvette Cooper has said, branding it the most shocking waste of taxpayer money I have ever seen..
Police search fails to uncover remains of Muriel McKay
A search for the remains of Muriel McKay, who was murdered in 1969, has been unsuccessful..
Girl 11 orphaned by crash which killed six people
An 11-year-old girl has been left orphaned following a horrific crash which killed four members of her family as well as two motorcyclists..
Dementia diagnoses in England at record high
The number of people in England being diagnosed with dementia is at a record high, according to new figures from the NHS..
Will Bayley No duty of care on Strictly when I suffered life changing injury
Strictly Come Dancing star Will Bayley has said he suffered serious injury while performing a jump on the BBCs flagship show and has claimed there was no duty of care..
Carpetright bought by Tapi in rescue deal but more than 1000 jobs face axe
Carpetright has been bought in a rescue deal by rival Tapi, but more than 200 stores are expected to shut and more than 1,000 jobs cut..
Just Stop Oil protesters bailed in Stansted Airport paint spraying court case
Two Just Stop Oil protesters have appeared in court accused of damaging two jets that were sprayed with orange paint at Stansted Airport..
Land for growing fruit and vegetables should be doubled new Government told
Farming and environment groups have called on the new Government to double the amount of land used to grow fruit and vegetables..
More than half of parents fear they will not be able to afford a summer holiday
More than half of UK parents fear they will not be able to afford a holiday this summer, a survey suggests..
Be flexible about staff watching Olympics employers urged
Employers are being urged to be flexible when allowing staff time off to watch the Olympic Games in the coming weeks..
PM launches Skills England to tackle fragmented and broken training system
The Prime Minister is to launch a new body today to deal with Britains fragmented and broken skills training system..
Luke Humphries beats Michael van Gerwen to win World Matchplay title
Luke Humphries became just the fourth man to win the World Championship and World Matchplay in the same year after a dramatic triumph in Blackpool..
England win by 241 runs to clinch Test series
Shoaib Bashir helped himself to a flurry of West Indian wickets after hundreds from Joe Root and Harry Brook set up Englands series-clinching 241-run win at Trent Bridge..





















