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The four were involved in the rape investigation of Andrew Malkinson, who spent 17 years behind bars.

The Metropolitan Police officer, referred to as DS87, said he believed he would have died or been injured had action not been taken.

Friday was the statutory deadline for whether to approve the 14.3-mile long Lower Thames Crossing.

LFB Commissioner Andy Roe said the bereaved, survivors, community and staff are owed a commitment from the service to keep learning.

The 14-year-old previously pleaded guilty to wounding with intent but denies attempted murder.

‘We must be better than this and do better than we have’, the First Sea Lord said.

Ukraine is unlikely to reverse recent gains by Russia with ‘relative stability on the front line’ expected, the officials said.

Paul O’Dwyer, Andrea Powell, Morgan Rogers and Nicola Wheatley died in the incident on October 30 2021.

The Sphinx is on the UK’s third highest mountain, Braeriach in the Cairngorms.

Nigel Blow said department store Fenwick ‘seems to have found me guilty by association’ after Mohamed Al Fayed claims.

Simon Harris’s comments come as Israel carried out a series of air strikes overnight in the southern suburbs of Beirut.

The hearing was adjourned for the panel to consider its sanction against Mr Apter.

Pictures show people wearing life jackets arriving in Dover on a Border Force vessel on Friday, after a period of windy conditions.

The Acorn project in Aberdeenshire was given reserve status in 2021.

The group helped clear and replant a bank of wildflowers, repainted a mud kitchen, redesigned a water play wall and spruced up the lawn.

The Prime Minister said the agreement with Mauritius secures the long-term future of a joint UK-US military base.

The Government-owned company said it will review how the screen is used.

The channel had asked a judge to temporarily block Ofcom from sanctioning it amid a legal challenge over a finding the show had breached its code.

The Government intends the funding to be used for two ‘carbon capture clusters’ in Merseyside and Teesside.

Researchers said some disease-causing variants in DNA are more than 100 times more common in Shetland and Orkney than in other parts of the UK.