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The incident occurred as a group of activists slow-marched in front of traffic on Mansell Street, near the Tower of London, on Friday.

There were 4,000 more deaths in A&E last year than the year before and 5,500 more than in 2019, Labour said.

A victim personal statement from the boy was read by prosecution barrister Robin Shellard.

Experts have suggested that AI will certainly change the way many people work, but will perhaps not cause mass lay-offs.

The measures are supported by the Government and received an unopposed second reading in the House of Lords.

Scott McCulloch, 26, killed 84-year-old Patricia Bitters at the home they shared in Moray last year.

Helen Holland, 81, from Essex, remains in a critical condition in hospital.

The head of the Resolution Foundation warned poorer households would end up eating less as food prices continue to rise.

Kaylea Titford, 16, was found in conditions described as ‘unfit for any animal’ following her death at the family home in Newtown, Powys, in 2020.

The software giant and its artificial intelligence arm DeepMind was facing legal action over the transfer of patient data by an NHS trust.

Tejay Fletcher, 35, founded the site which supplied criminals with tools to con victims out of £100 million.

Stephen Cossins tried a drug combination instead of standard chemotherapy.

Hasaan Arshad, 23, is charged with an offence under the Computer Misuse Act after a probe led by the Metropolitan Police Counter Terrorism Command.

The Carer’s Leave Bill, which received cross-party and Government backing, is hailed as a step forward for those looking after someone.

CCTV footage showed Auriol Grey, 49, shout at retired midwife Celia Ward in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire.

A judge had been due to oversee the latest stage of the dispute between Sir Frederick, 88, and Lady Hiroko Barclay at a High Court hearing.

Passengers are taking out their frustration on staff, leaving some having to take stress-related sick leave, the union claimed.

The men, aged 28 and 70, were taken to Musgrave Serious Crime Suite for questioning and released later on Friday.

It will also assess topics such as the Government’s Rwanda policy, the impact of migration on communities in the UK, and refugees from Ukraine.

Several flagship radio shows including Good Morning Ulster and the Nolan Show were off air amid the journalists’ strike.