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The officer ‘made an error of judgment and overreacted’, the judge ruled.

Depher CIC, founded by Burnley plumber James Anderson, went viral in 2019 for helping vulnerable people to access free plumbing.

The Prime Minister said the delivery was ‘the culmination of a herculean joint international effort’.

Plaid leader Rhun ap Iorwerth cited concerns over First Minister Vaughan Gething’s election campaign finances and his decision to sack a minister.

The UK Health Security Agency said on Friday that 46 cases of cryptosporidium had now been confirmed in the Brixham area of Devon.

The supermarket has signed a five-year deal with the US technology giant.

Rebecca Joynes, 30, was found guilty of six child sex offences involving two teen boys.

The School Attendance (Duties of Local Authorities and Proprietors of Schools) Bill will require councils in England to promote regular attendance.

The 16-year-old, who cannot be named due to his age, is on trial charged with three counts of attempted murder.

Ministers have come under pressure to cut international student numbers as part of efforts to reduce net immigration.

Energy consultants Cornwall Insight said they expect the typical household’s energy bill to fall from £1,690 a year currently to £1,574 on July 1.

The Dogs (Protection of Livestock) (Amendment) Bill cleared the House of Commons on Friday.

The first major scientific report on advanced AI safety says the tech brings both benefits and risks.

The UK’s third largest supermarket firm said growth was driven by the rapid expansion of its convenience store business.

The shadow foreign secretary has sought to build diplomatic relationships with both Democrats and Republicans ahead of the US election.

The boy is said to have fallen from the 15th floor of Jacobs House on New City Road, Plaistow, shortly before 6am on Thursday.

Taoiseach Simon Harris spoke by phone with President Isaac Herzog on Friday.

A pilot project assessed posts directed towards 38 MSPs and assessed if they were abusive or threatening.

The water firm said it will spend £450 million by the end of 2024 or early 2025 after a £1 billion equity raise from investors in October.

A ceremony marking is taking place in Dublin to mark the 50th anniversary of the attacks on May 17 1974.