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Fiona Beal appeared at Northampton Crown Court on Friday.

Winter is the busiest period and health leaders expect the combination of Covid and flu to pile yet more pressure on already stretched services.

The amount has been falling steadily in recent months.

Around 80 houses have been cordoned off since the explosion on Monday morning that killed a four-year-old.

The former Manchester United footballer is on trial accused of assaulting PR executive Kate Greville, causing her actual bodily harm.

Members of the CWU union at BT and Openreach will walk out on August 30 and 31.

Gamekeepers and shooting parties took to the moors on the ‘Glorious 12th’.

Aslef members at nine companies will walk out for 24 hours, crippling services, with large parts of the country having no trains.

Amnon Eden was supervised by Yoram Hirshfeld, who died in a car crash in Ramsgate on Wednesday night.

Workers have overwhelmingly rejected a 5% pay offer from the Scottish Government.

Five water companies have already announced bans as Britons continue to swelter through hot and dry conditions.

Jurors at Cambridge Crown Court found that Shelagh Robertson’s undiagnosed dementia had affected her driving.

The Foreign Secretary was accused of going ‘further than the usual dog-whistle politics’ of the leadership election.

The Tory leadership contender also insisted he is not out of the race, as many members are yet to make up their minds.

Last August 12, Jake Davison killed his mother, Maxine Davison, 51, after a row and then shot four others dead in a 12-minute attack.

Finlay MacDonald, 39, will face Inverness Sheriff Court following the incidents on Skye and the mainland in north-west Scotland.

The change could lead to more measures such as hosepipe bans.

It is ‘essential’ that heavy industry cuts production costs, Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng said.

The singer-songwriter praised the UK as a host country for 2023’s contest as she released a single to thank the world for supporting Ukraine.

This includes British nationals and their families, Afghans who worked for the UK, and people identified as high-risk.