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Lucy Clews had offered Thomas Grant a place to stay for Christmas before he stabbed and strangled her.

The Scottish Labour leader will outline his vision during a trip to the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Methil, Fife, on Tuesday.

A judge is due to reconsider issues relating to eight-month-old Indi Gregory at a hearing in the Family Division of the High Court on Tuesday.

The charge for vehicles that do not comply with minimum emissions standards is £12.50 for cars, smaller vans and motorbikes.

West Mercia Police had been told to improve how it investigates crimes and updates victims following an inspection in 2021.

The former SNP leadership candidate quit the party for Alba, headed by Alex Salmond, at the weekend.

The UK’s top civil servant vented that Boris Johnson ‘cannot lead’ amid pandemic-era frustration with the prime minister’s leadership.

Sharyn Lock, who volunteered in Palestine in 2002, is holding a five-day fast outside Holyrood in solidarity with the people of Palestine.

Dympna Kerr also appealed for fresh information to help find her brother.

Paul Bristow was asked to leave his job as a ministerial aide at the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology.

The payment will be made to people in receipt of certain benefits, including universal credit.

Chris Kaba, 24, died when he was shot through the windscreen of a car.

Researchers studied more than 1,000 speakers of 29 different languages.

The former chief scientist also said he and Professor Sir Chris Whitty felt ‘strong armed’ into appearing at a press conference, but they ‘got out’.

A High Court judge found they caused ‘massive disruption’ when they demonstrated on the motorway in breach of an injunction.

Aisha Cleary was born at HMP Bronzefield jail in Surrey in the early hours of September 27 2019, but died at 9.03am that day

Transport for London has published a report on the impact of expanding the scheme.

Former principal private secretary Martin Reynolds appeared before the Covid-19 inquiry on Monday.

Jonathan Clapham and Sam Franks were sacked over the stop and search of two athletes who said they were racially profiled.

There was a 10-day period in February in which no notes on coronavirus were sent to Boris Johnson and no emergency Cobra meetings held.