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Graeme Perks told a court he has no recollection of seeing a crowbar before he was knifed in the abdomen by an intruder outside his home.

The actor, screenwriter and author joked that if it would help his charity work ‘then they should make me a duke’.

The latest figures were released on Tuesday.

The DJ, who has now had treatment, was diagnosed ‘after a routine trip to my local doctors’.

Great Yarmouth MP Rupert Lowe lost the Reform whip earlier this month.

Two children are on trial at Leicester Crown Court accused of killing Bhim Kohli, 80.

The coalition is bringing forward significant modifications to the standing orders of the Dail, the lower house of Ireland’s parliament.

The National Crime Agency has warned of the threats posed by online networks of teenage boys involved in disturbing crimes.

The party leader shouted ‘boring’ and ‘loser’ as a number of demonstrators from the Stand Up To Racism group were escorted out of the event.

Tender is a charity which uses drama to instil lessons about healthy relationships.

NHS England started rolling out the vaccine for respiratory syncytial virus a little over six months ago.

The Bill aims to help those battling addiction and was proposed by former Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross.

Fox is accused of posting the image of Narinder Kaur on his X account.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting told the Commons that the ‘conflation of sex and gender identity isn’t helpful’ for data analysis.

Financial Conduct Authority boss Nikhil Rathi said people risked losing their money.

Israeli settlers beat up Hamdan Ballal, co-director of No Other Land, before he was detained by the Israeli military, according to reports.

Nikhil Rathi highlighted how growth could benefit people and businesses long-term, but also said ‘one or two more things’ could go wrong.

The foundation is looking for talented Scots, aged 17 to 22, to produce two short films lasting three minutes.

The Housing committee the rise was due to increased awareness around the issue.

Opposition parties demanded the Scottish Government acts as figures show 73.5% of patients started getting treatment within the two-month target.