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A police marksman acquitted of murdering a violent gangster now faces a 'nonsensical' disciplinary hearing to the fury of MPs and officers.

With less than 24 hours before polls open, Kemi Badenoch used PMQs to lay into Keir Starmer for refusing to launch a national inquiry into 'rape gangs'.

The two world leaders met face-to-face for the first time in two months at Pope Francis' funeral last week.

Experts have warned younger people to be aware of the unique signs of dementia among the under 65s with data suggesting cases have risen 69 per cent in a decade.

Andrew Johnston, 30, who shot to fame on the show as a choirboy who came third in the final, allegedly gripped both his victims by the throat and refused to wear a condom.

Richard Burrows, 81, 'ruined countless lives' as he systematically abused 24 boys across Cheshire and the Midlands between 1968 and 1995, a judge said today.

More than a decade after bringing much of London to a standstill, one of Britain's best-loved artistic displays has returned to its spiritual home.

When he was asked what his secret was to flaunting such enviable calves, Mr Sugita said 'there's nothing to explain. I was born with these calves,' leaving Mr Schwarzenegger speechless.

Detectives are still investigating the circumstances surrounding the man's death

On the second day of her visit to the Isle of Mull with Prince William, the Princess of Wales once again impressed in a countryside-inspired look.

Trevor Gocan is accused of punching and kicking pensioner James O'Neill before leaving him bleeding on the floor at an estate where they both lived in Covent Garden, central London.

The member-owned mutual told staff it had 'taken steps to keep systems safe' and therefore had 'pre-emptively withdrawn access to some systems for the moment'.

EXCLUSIVE: Financier Mr Kingston, 45, husband of Lady Gabriella Windsor, daughter o fPrince and Princess Michael of Kent, died in February 2024 of self-inflicted gunshot wounds.

Microsoft has pledged to take the US government to court if necessary [alternative source] to protect European customers' access to its cloud services, as concerns mount over potential technology disruptions under President Donald Trump. Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and vice-chair, announced five "digital commitments" to Europe on Wednesday, responding to regional anxieties following Trump's temporary suspension of military support to Ukraine. "We as a company need to be a source of digital stability during a period of geopolitical volatility," Smith said. The commitments include contesting any government order to cease European cloud services through legal channels and establishing European oversight of its continental operations. Microsoft will increase its European data center capacity by 40% over the next two years, expanding in 16 countries with investments of "tens of billions of dollars" annually. The Seattle-based company, which derives more than a quarter of its business from Europe, becomes the first major American tech firm to proactively address European concerns amid escalating trade tensions.

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Young girls received the pamphlet as they left a birthday celebration event for one of the stores' branches, where they also created bath bombs and soaps.

The 25-year-old, who earns £80,000 a week, had to make do on the ground because no seats were free on his overbooked train during a day out with his girlfriend.

Giuffre was found unresponsive at her farmhouse in Neergabby a rural town in Western Australia on Thursday evening after taking her own life.

It said the move will 'protect profitability and drive structural efficiencies on direct and indirect costs'.

They have found themselves at the centre of headlines for months now after Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds became embroiled in a lawsuit with Justin Baldoni at the end of last year. 

Iran on Wednesday executed a man convicted of espionage for Israel and involvement in the killing of a high ranking military officer