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Lee Woodward, 39, never recovered after he was attacked by Gregory Twigg, 32, and died in hospital 10 months later.

The group said the Government ‘failed to do its basic due diligence’ in engaging with police and prosecutors before announcing its own investigation.

The UK is ‘a hostile environment’ for innovative, high-tech growth companies, the Government has been told.

Sir Stephen was seen speaking to Welsh comedian Rob Brydon on Centre Court.

The MSP said his party needed to be bolder and braver as he launched his leadership bid in Glasgow.

‘Too often working class boys start behind and stay behind,’ Sam Rushworth, MP for Bishop Auckland said.

The occurred between on the A44 Enstone and London Road in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, at around 3.20pm on Wednesday.

A service of thanksgiving for Ms Montgomery took place in Donaghadee on Thursday afternoon.

Sinn Fein has said it is ‘unthinkable’ that the fire can be allowed to go ahead on Friday.

The Cabinet office confirmed in February that seven companies were facing possible bans.

New headquarters for the coalition of the willing are to be based in Paris.

The legislation includes measures to boost the power of mayors and deliver a ‘radical reset of local government’.

Charles visited Walmer Beach near Deal castle and spoke to RNLI volunteers about their work, along with some litter picking and greeting the public.

Unite’s National Lead Officer said workers involved in Birmingham’s bin strike remain in determined mood despite an alleged ‘fire and rehire’ threat.

The F-35 programme, which could cost up to £71 billion over its lifetime, has suffered delays and personnel shortages, the National Audit Office said.

The Business and Trade Committee said it would be ‘deeply concerned’ by changes to the disclosure rules to pave the way for Shein to list in the UK.

Last week saw the hottest opening day in Wimbledon’s history.

The US President is expected to make a visit to Scotland this month.

A plan to create a separate law to tackle misogyny was ditched this year in favour of adding an amendment to new hate crime legislation.

A 15-year-old boy is on trial accused of murdering Harvey Willgoose, also 15, at a Sheffield secondary school.