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Both officers experienced enduring pain and extensive changes to their lives after the incident, the court heard.

The Scottish Covid Inquiry also heard the care home intended to place the man in a room with his wife, despite him testing positive for Covid.

Swindon-based Nationwide said it ultimately expects 200 workers to leave following a consultation process which will seek to find workers new roles.

Saad Gomaa is alleged to have raped the woman in Skegness, Lincolnshire, in June.

The coffin of the Pogues frontman passed Sweny’s chemist’s shop in Dublin – which featured in James Joyce’s Ulysses.

Lady Haldane rejected a review into the UK Government’s block on the Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill.

Michael Brereton appeared at Uxbridge Magistrates’ Court on Friday and pleaded not guilty to entering an aircraft whilst drunk.

O’Connor, who died in July and was a close friend of May and MacGowan, would have marked her 57th birthday on Friday.

The South West county recorded more incidents than any other in England.

HMS Dauntless has arrived in Portsmouth after completing its mission to the Caribbean.

Jess Green, a writer and performer, keeps the letter from Benjamin Zephaniah in a frame above her desk.

The force said the event in Parliament in December 2020 did not meet the ‘threshold for the referral of any fixed penalty notices’.

Sarah Henshaw was found dead near a lay-by close to the M1 in June.

The first of the supersonic warplanes arrived at RAF Marham.

Homes and businesses could experience flooding as up to 80mm of rain falls in some parts of the UK, the Met Office has said.

London TravelWatch issued the demand as it expressed concern over the ‘lack of communication and slow response time’.

Regulations will enable employers to reduce the impact of industrial action, say ministers.

Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden addressed a vigil in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, on Friday.

The Prime Minister is under fresh pressure after it emerged the cost of the plan has reached £240 million despite it never being used.

Harry is involved in a host of civil litigation, including several cases brought against newspaper publishers.