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The apprentice bricklayer, from Oswaldtwistle in Lancashire, had attended the NRG music festival with friends before his disappearance.

One of the men described the Bibby Stockholm as the ‘hell barge’ amid the difficult living conditions and continual not knowing on asylum claims.

Researchers are working on a natural language processing model that could eventually help clear the police digital evidence backlog.

Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah, nine, suffered a fatal asthma attack in 2013 after being exposed to excessive air pollution.

The incident happened while the Royal couple were attending the ‘expo’ stage of Monday’s tour of St Helier.

The analysis included records from 608,278 youngsters living in north-east London aged five to 16.

A court heard Choudary made a joke about terrorist attacks before an interview and another about 9/11 at a lecture on the anniversary of the attacks.

The 48-year-old is suing Guardian News and Media over a series of articles.

Prakash Hinduja is appealing the verdict by a Swiss court given shortly before a company linked to him donated £50,000 to the Conservative Party.

Kenson Noel, of Bournemouth, previously admitted having 6.5 grams of the Class B drug and beating a police officer from Portland Port.

Disadvantaged students in England are 19.2 months behind their peers by the end of secondary school, according to a think tank.

England fan John Hattam arrived at the airport at 1am on Sunday to board the flight which was ultimately cancelled.

A two-mile tunnel has been proposed near the Salisbury landmark.

A call for information has been issued by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Payment Systems Regulator.

A new report suggests that there has been a ‘substantial’ increase in long-waiters.

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence has recommended the test should be used alongside standard clinical assessment.

The growth was primarily made up of the more than one million people who were estimated to have migrated to England and Wales from outside the UK.

The women were detained after spray-painting the road in front of the memorial as part of a protest against arms sales to Israel.

Three young men were killed when the car they were in ploughed into a vehicle driven by a ‘devoted’ mother on the A63 near Hull.

Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds will deliver a message to his G7 counterparts that the UK is ‘willing to play our part on the international stage’.