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Punters have the opportunity to dabble in the ‘sport of kings’.

The general secretaries of two major unions have called for inspections to be suspended until Ofsted implements the coroner’s suggestions.

WWF and ClientEarth have questioned whether the Office for Environmental Protection is struggling to fulfil its duties.

The Together Against Sizewell C group says it will keep fighting for the ‘soul of Suffolk’ despite losing the latest round of a legal battle.

Here is a timeline of events leading up to the 16-year-old’s death.

Amnesty International said the move is the right thing for victims, the rule of law and upholding human rights.

Two teenagers, identified only as girl X and boy Y, both now aged 16 but 15 at the time, had denied murder and each blamed the other for the killing.

Mother-of-four Claire Holland disappeared in June 2012.

Consumer group Which? said many travellers are having to pay for soft drinks and local alcoholic drinks.

Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf has paid tribute to the 270 victims and emergency service personnel who attended the scene.

On his second trip to the region since becoming Foreign Secretary, the Conservative peer met Jordan’s foreign minister, Ayman Safadi.

The Labour First Minister of Wales said the publicans behind the ban were not in ‘any danger’ of him visiting.

Blade Silvano used ‘careful deception’ to convince her victim she was a man, Cambridge Crown Court heard.

The broadcaster has stage four lung cancer and has registered with assisted dying clinic Dignitas.

Health Secretary Victoria Atkins said she recognised how ‘incredibly emotional’ the debate is.

The Welsh Labour First Minister insisted the UK must embark on a ‘journey of House of Lords reform’.

Ireland’s premier Leo Varadkar said the ‘strong’ legal advice was that the UK Legacy Act breached the UN Convention on Human Rights.

The Lib Dems said Scottish Government funding decisions will mean more use of petrol cars, and oil and gas, and ‘more sewage in our rivers’.

The Labour First Minister of Wales ruled out income tax rises because they would ‘add to the struggles’ of those on modest incomes.

Kian Durnin, Martino De-Sousa and Tireq McIntosh were sentenced to 23 years each for their roles in the incident in Wolverhampton in May.