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Both defendants were given extended sentences after a judge at Birmingham Crown Court found they posed a significant risk of further offences.

Jaroslaw Kawala collapsed in Grantham Police Station last December and later died in hospital.

Keelan Tuke, Josh Dobb, Keigan Launder and Riley Duncombe were all convicted of causing the death of Denii Reynolds and injuring another driver.

Caroleanne Stewart gave evidence about her brother and fiance dying within months in 2020.

Jonathon Dean, of Poplar, east London, stole the drugs from Whipps Cross Hospital in Leytonstone, east London.

The inquiry’s panel said it hoped to be able to send its phase two report to the Prime Minister before the next anniversary of the fire on June 14.

Humza Yousaf was speaking after rioting which followed a stabbing in Dublin city centre.

Politicians gathered at Dublin Castle for a meeting of the British-Irish Council.

Ministers in Dublin are deliberating on whether to mount an interstate case against the UK.

The Scottish Health Secretary has been under pressure after running up a near-£11,000 bill which was then covered by his expenses.

The TV gardener received the accolade from the University of Stirling on Friday.

The business had in August told shareholders to expect a similar-sized penalty.

‘Those involved brought shame on Dublin, brought shame on Ireland,’ the Irish premier said in an address to the nation.

Downing Street said the plan to make it an offence for anyone born on or after January 1, 2009, to be sold tobacco products was ‘critical’.

Pc Paul Fisher was cleared of dangerous driving over a crash while he was going to the scene of a terror attack.

One man was charged with being in possession of knives.

Judge Sally Barber gave Reach the green light for a ‘cancellation’ of its ‘share premium account’ at a court hearing in London.

The Princess of Wales toured Sebby’s Corner, a baby bank in Barnet, north London, and heard about their work.

Lucy Frazer had suggested this week she was ‘minded’ to open an investigation into whether the deal was against the public interest.

A 90-minute march organised by the Campaign Against Antisemitism is due to take place in London on Sunday.