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The officer was left in a serious condition after the incident at Balderton, Nottinghamshire, on Thursday evening.

A dozen competitors are competing in the qualifying event in West Sussex.

As well as public expectation that he will become Prime Minister, Sir Keir continued to lead Rishi Sunak on favourability by 30 points to 27.

Freedom of information requests by the party show the number of public toilets has fallen from 531 to 459 in 45 councils since 2018/2019.

The Competition and Markets Authority formally started a probe into the housebuilding sector and the private rental market in February.

Crossings continued on Friday for the tenth day in a row amid sunny, warm and calm conditions at sea.

Rob and Ryan were named to raise awareness for the ‘vulnerable’ species.

A 39-year-old man remains in police custody after three arrests were made.

District Judge Ted Magill said he was satisfied the statements can be dealt with in a ‘fair, just and reliable fashion’ by a trial judge.

The price cap will help push average annual household bills down by around £151 from the start of October.

Alexander McKellar was sentenced at the High Court in Glasgow over the death of Tony Parsons.

Anne Blowers, of Nacton near Ipswich, Suffolk worked in the family business before it was sold in 2016 and she retired in 2018.

The party hopes the move will pave the way for a by-election in the Tory former minister’s Mid Bedfordshire seat.

An avatar – digital representation – of a real-life trainer is being piloted with the aim of training 20,000 new carers a year.

The Dutch brewing giant sold the business, which includes seven breweries, to Russian company Arnest Group for 1 euro.

Relatives are arguing the State failed to protect them under the Human Rights Act and have issued legal claims for damages for distress caused.

Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of a Russian mercenary group who staged a failed rebellion against the Kremlin, was reported to have died in a plane crash.

Consultancy firm Cornwall Insight currently believes the typical bill will rise again in January by around £150 a year.

One owner said he will refuse to pay the charge when the boundary is extended to cover the whole of Greater London on August 29.

The price cap will reduce from October 1.