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A councillor has resigned from his cabinet role after raising concerns about the handling of special educational needs services by civil servants.

A councillor has resigned from his cabinet role after raising concerns about the handling of special educational needs services by civil servants.

The London Mayor's long-awaited scheme came into force yesterday, banning cars, buses, taxis and cyclists from almost a kilometre of the capital's busiest shopping street.

Andy Burnham used an interview yesterday to lean into the idea of returning to open borders with the EU as part of his bid for closer ties.

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Perry described himself as 'pretty safely sober' when in fact, he was anything but. He was spiraling out of all control, wanting more ketamine than any ethical doctor would legally prescribe.

A grieving mother said her 'daughter has been completely failed' by the criminal justice system after a soldier who killed her in a crash in Dorset was spared prison to save his military career.

It was at 2.30am on a warm July night that Jen Hatmaker woke up to hear her husband drunkenly voice-texting another woman. 'I just can't quit you,' he whispered.

The number of families that are caught in the inheritance tax next is expected to spike in the coming years due to a crucial change in the rules.

Friends and associates gathered for a service at GreenAcres Kemnal Park in Sidcup, south-east London, before making their way to the Greyhound pub in nearby Keston.

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Monaco's royal family has been rocked by the mysterious death of Prince Albert's cousin, who was last seen alive staggering from a nightclub. 

Philip Young, a former cabinet member of Swindon borough council, pleaded guilty to almost 50 sex offences against his wife Joanne Young earlier this year.

Pennant revealed pictures on Monday which showed that his right shin had been left bloodied and scarred in the aftermath of the incident.

Longtime Slashdot reader fadethepolice writes: Anduril, arguing that its manufacturing capabilities are directly applicable to laptop manufacturing, is starting a project for a fully 100% U.S.-sourced laptop. The computer will use a Qualcomm Snapdragon SoC. I did not see any information about the OS, but I'm assuming that, given the type of processor, this will be Linux-based? "Other companies might design their computers in the U.S., Anduril makes them here,â the Anduril founder Palmer Luckey said in a YouTube video. "We're making parts out of metals that the U.S. knows how to extract, knows how to refine, knows how to process, and knows how to mill at scale at a reasonable price; and that goes for the entire laptop. The same thing goes for the battery technology." The project, called BlueChip, "will take a phased approach, beginning with expanding domestic sourcing and manufacturing, progressing toward eliminating reliance on foreign suppliers, and ultimately establishing an end-to-end American supply chain." The first device is expected in April 2027. A press release with additional information is available here.

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Arms wrapped around each other posing for a photo with wine glasses littering the table, you'd be forgiven for thinking the group were just a gang of old pals catching up.

Those who knew him best have come together to remember him in The One About Matthew Perry, a three-part Netflix series with a title that nods to his Friends career.

A respected high-profile attorney who famously worked on OJ Simpson's murder case, Robert died of esophageal cancer in July 2003 at age 59.