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Youth guilty of killing Afghan refugee in park
Hazrat Wali died in hospital after suffering a 10cm deep wound in Craneford Way Playing Fields, south-west London, in October 2021.
UK must change or die when it comes to how country is governed
Thats according to the Shadow Levelling-up Secretary, Lisa Nandy.
US justice department sues Google over digital advertising dominance
The US government alleges that Googles plan to assert dominance has been to neutralise or eliminate rivals through acquisitions.
Top bosses to depart National Lottery operator Camelot when takeover completed
Allwyn agreed to buy Camelot in a deal thought to be worth around £100 million back in November.
Octopus Energy customers saved up to 9 as they helped reduce demand
It was part of a National Grid scheme to reduce peak demand when supplies are tighter than usual.
Chris Maguire given six week backdated suspension for FA betting rules breaches
He was initially fined 750 pounds and given a warning.
Formula One chiefs accuse FIA president of unacceptable interference
It comes after comments from Mohammed Ben Sulayem where he stated that the valuation of the sport is .
Third Hundred season to open with showdown between previous mens champions
The Trent Rockets will take on the inaugural winners Southern Brave.
RPA seeks minimum salary after claiming mascots get paid more than some players
Christian Days comments come after a vacancy for the mascot at Leicester Tigers was advertised.
Plea for more information after man charged over shooting and acid attack death
Liam Smiths body was found dead close to his home in November.
Union reveals university strike dates for February and March
Members of the UCU are set to walk out on 18 days over an eight week period.
Bruno Tonioli confirmed as Britains Got Talent judge
Auditions have started at the London Palladium.
The nightclub Crane has lost its licence after police warn of terrifying risks
The venue was where Cody Fisher was stabbed on Boxing Day 2022.
Princess Eugenie so excited to be pregnant with second child
The new addition to the family will be a brother or sister for the couples son August .
Zara Aleena report grave reminder of price women pay for Government policies
The murder of law graduate Zara Aleena has been described as a grave reminder of the price women pay for Government policies following the release of a report into probation failings which led to her death..
Museums unite in UKs largest art collaboration to inspire environmental change
Hundreds of museums across the UK are joining forces in the largest ever art collaboration to inspire children to respond creatively to the threat to the natural environment..
Djokovic claims critics accusing him of fake injury are driving Melbourne run
Novak Djokovic has hit back at critics accusing him of faking his hamstring injury by saying it adds to his motivation to win the Australian Open title..
Catcalling must be made a public health issue Emily Atack says
Emily Atack has said it is important to make catcalling a public health issue as she fronts a new BBC Two documentary about her experiences of sexual harassment..
Reports of loan fee scams have jumped says bank
Scams where victims are asked to pay fees upfront for goods or services such as loans that never materialise have surged, figures from Lloyds Bank indicate..
Holidaymakers warned to watch out for fake deals amid cost of living pressures
People booking holidays are being warned to watch out for scammers, amid concerns that cost-of-living pressures may push them towards taking more risks with their cash..