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Speaker wins confidence vote in divided Irish parliament

Speaker wins confidence vote in divided Irish parliament

Speaker wins confidence vote in divided Irish parliament

01 April 2025

The Irish Government has won a vote of confidence in the speaker of the parliament.


Barrister: I asked Home Office ‘do you still want me?’ on grooming inquiries

Barrister: I asked Home Office ‘do you still want me?’ on grooming inquiries

Barrister: I asked Home Office ‘do you still want me?’ on grooming inquiries

01 April 2025

Tom Crowther was named in January as someone who would help the Government with their work to tackle child sex abuse and grooming gangs.


Prisoner told fellow inmate he was involved in killing of teenager, court hears

Prisoner told fellow inmate he was involved in killing of teenager, court hears

Prisoner told fellow inmate he was involved in killing of teenager, court hears

01 April 2025

Marcus La Croix, 37, is accused alongside Michael Clarke, 35, of murdering 17-year-old Tanesha Melbourne-Blake during a ‘ride-out’ in north London.


Queen ‘expressed support for parents campaigning for murdered daughter’

Queen ‘expressed support for parents campaigning for murdered daughter’

Queen ‘expressed support for parents campaigning for murdered daughter’

01 April 2025

Camilla hosted a reception at Clarence House on Tuesday for the SafeLives charity which aims to eradicate domestic abuse.


Work under way to clear illegal waste dumped at Kent beauty spot

Work under way to clear illegal waste dumped at Kent beauty spot

Work under way to clear illegal waste dumped at Kent beauty spot

01 April 2025

Hoads Wood was described as an ‘environmental disaster’ by local people after it was buried under landfill waste.


Irish premier rounds on opposition parties as confidence motion gets under way

Irish premier rounds on opposition parties as confidence motion gets under way

Irish premier rounds on opposition parties as confidence motion gets under way

01 April 2025

The Dail is debating a confidence motion in Ceann Comhairle (speaker) Verona Murphy.


Woman afraid Noel Clarke would ‘turn up on her doorstep’, journalist tells court

Woman afraid Noel Clarke would ‘turn up on her doorstep’, journalist tells court

Woman afraid Noel Clarke would ‘turn up on her doorstep’, journalist tells court

01 April 2025

Clarke is suing the newspaper’s publisher Guardian News and Media (GNM) over seven articles and a podcast.


Met Office issues amber wildfire warning for parts of UK

Met Office issues amber wildfire warning for parts of UK

Met Office issues amber wildfire warning for parts of UK

01 April 2025

A period of warm weather will continue this week, with temperatures expected to peak at 22C on Friday.


‘Hands-on’ prison governor denies wrongdoing with convict

‘Hands-on’ prison governor denies wrongdoing with convict

‘Hands-on’ prison governor denies wrongdoing with convict

01 April 2025

Kerri Pegg, 42, denies misconduct and possession of criminal property


Six people in hospital after large fire at industrial estate in North Lanarkshire

Six people in hospital after large fire at industrial estate in North Lanarkshire

Six people in hospital after large fire at industrial estate in North Lanarkshire

01 April 2025

Six fire engines were sent to Blairlinn industrial estate in Cumbernauld where a building was ‘well alight’.


New measures against Russia after ‘unacceptable threats’ to UK – Home Secretary

New measures against Russia after ‘unacceptable threats’ to UK – Home Secretary

New measures against Russia after ‘unacceptable threats’ to UK – Home Secretary

01 April 2025

Russia will be placed on the top level of the Government’s forthcoming foreign influence registration scheme (Firs).


Government urged not to ‘sacrifice’ British agriculture in US trade talks

Government urged not to ‘sacrifice’ British agriculture in US trade talks

Government urged not to ‘sacrifice’ British agriculture in US trade talks

01 April 2025

Farming and food sector leaders said they were ‘very concerned’ about the concessions ministers could make to secure exemptions from US tariffs.


Teenager accused of man’s park murder launched ‘intense’ attack, court told

Teenager accused of man’s park murder launched ‘intense’ attack, court told

Teenager accused of man’s park murder launched ‘intense’ attack, court told

01 April 2025

Prosecution counsel Harpreet Sandhu used his closing speech at Leicester Crown Court to accuse the 15-year-old of leaving Bhim Kohli for dead.


Celtic FC sorry as seven-figure payout agreed in Boys Club historical abuse case

Celtic FC sorry as seven-figure payout agreed in Boys Club historical abuse case

Celtic FC sorry as seven-figure payout agreed in Boys Club historical abuse case

01 April 2025

The club said it is ‘very sorry that these events took place at Celtic Boys Club’.


Queen praises ‘wonderful’ large Easter egg installed at Buckingham Palace

Queen praises ‘wonderful’ large Easter egg installed at Buckingham Palace

Queen praises ‘wonderful’ large Easter egg installed at Buckingham Palace

01 April 2025

The blue and gold-painted Green Man Humpty Dumpty Egg is one of 123 painted eggs scattered in a charity trail across the capital.


Carmakers and trade bodies fined almost £78m by UK watchdog

Carmakers and trade bodies fined almost £78m by UK watchdog

Carmakers and trade bodies fined almost £78m by UK watchdog

01 April 2025

The firms agreed not to compete with each other when advertising what percentage of their cars can be recycled, the CMA said.


Calls for new duty to co-operate amid fears roads dug up ‘over and over again’

Calls for new duty to co-operate amid fears roads dug up ‘over and over again’

Calls for new duty to co-operate amid fears roads dug up ‘over and over again’

01 April 2025

Dr Ben Spencer MP called for a new ‘duty to co-operate’ in law to ease repeated disruption when utilities companies dig up roads.


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