Two deny Starmer arson charges
Trio accused over north London attacks Two Ukrainian nationals accused of carrying out arson attacks on properties linked to Prime Minister Sir Keir.
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Transport
Commuters lose rail fare lawsuit
Tribunal dismisses London class action London and south-east rail passengers have lost a landmark class-action lawsuit accusing train companies of overcharging millions of.
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Palestine Action ban challenge
Judges reject government appeal The Court of Appeal has ruled that a legal challenge against the UK government’s decision to ban Palestine Action.
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Sport
Govt seeks Israeli fan ban reversal
Starmer ‘angered’ as Home Office steps in The UK government has pledged to do “everything in our power” to overturn a ban on.
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Life Sciences
Infected blood claims accelerated
Infected blood victims urged to register claims Victims of the infected blood scandal and their families can now register their intent to claim.
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New tasers nationwide
Upgraded model promises safer policing Police officers across England and Wales will soon be equipped with a new generation of Taser devices after.
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Extra court days funded
Record sittings to cut backlog Victims of crime are set to receive swifter justice after the government announced funding for an extra 1,250.
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Police admit fatal synagogue error
Worshipper killed by officers in Manchester attack Greater Manchester Police have confirmed that one of the two people killed in Thursday’s attack at.
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‘Pause pro-Palestine demos’
Pro-Palestine protests are due to go ahead tomorrow despite calls from grieving Jewish community leaders, the home secretary and police to delay them.
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Politics
Ex-Reform chief admits bribes
Pro-Russia payments exposed The former leader of Reform UK in Wales has pleaded guilty to multiple bribery charges after accepting payments to promote.