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The famed footballer, 41, was seen leaving a venue in the Spanish city wearing a white-and-black Loewe shirt.

The paedophile financier said in an email that the former prime minister had discussed the 'nature that religion plays in world conflicts' during the 2002 meeting.

It's the dog that didn't bark that finally solves the mystery. In The Adventure Of Silver Blaze, Sherlock Holmes deduces the canine made no sound because the culprit was someone it knew.

Bosses cited obstacles including Labour's tax raid on retail, which last year included a £40m rise in JLP's employer National Insurance contributions and £13m in new packaging levies.

Family members of a missing woman are appealing to residents’ compassion as the search for her continues.

Family members of a missing woman are appealing to residents’ compassion as the search for her continues.

The wife of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson will be played by Industry actress Miriam Petche in ITV's new programme, recalling the harrowing incident which happened in 2007.

Less than 1 per cent of Premium Bonds prizes handed out between February 2025 and January 2026 were won by savers with a holding of less than £1,000.

Residents in Sedgley say the sheer number of grooming businesses now lining their High Street has left the once quaint town feeling more like a 'barber shop capital'.

A detective said only luck prevented the shooting from being a tragedy

The vape shop at the centre of the fire in Glasgow, which destroyed a landmark Victorian building, was not registered to sell vapes and had paid no business taxes.

The victim, who was beaten and starved during her ordeal at the hands of Amanda Wixon, sent the audio messages on a phone she had hidden away.

The Chancellor will tell petrol retailers and energy suppliers that she will 'not tolerate' them profiteering as a result of the Middle East crisis.

The discovery of a Year 5 teacher and her one-year-old daughter dead at home has devastated a community in Queensland.

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A witness in a London High Court case was caught using smart glasses connected to his phone to receive real-time coaching while giving evidence during cross-examination. "In my judgement, from what occurred in court, it is clear that call was made, connected to his smart glasses, and continued during his evidence until his mobile phone was removed from him," said Judge Raquel Agnello KC. "Not only have I held that Jakstys was untruthful in denying his use of the smart glasses and his calls to abra kadabra, but the effect of this is that his evidence is unreliable and untruthful." The BBC reports: The claim arose during a ruling by Judge Raquel Agnello KC in a case brought by Laimonas Jakstys over the directorship of a property development company that owns a flat in south-east London and land in Tonbridge. Jakstys was told to remove the glasses after the court noticed he "seemed to pause quite a bit" before answering questions, and that "interference" was heard coming from around the witness. The judge later found that he had been "assisted or coached in his replies to questions put to him during cross examination" during the January trial. Once the glasses were taken off, an interpreter was still translating a question when Jakstys' mobile phone began broadcasting a voice -- which he later blamed on Chat GPT. Agnello said: "There was clearly someone on the mobile phone talking to Jakstys. He then removed his mobile phone from his inner jacket pocket." He denied using the smart glasses to receive answers, and denied they were connected to his phone. But the judge said multiple calls had been made from his phone to a contact named "abra kadabra," whom he claimed was a taxi driver.

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Residents have hit out at the city council for the changes to bin collections