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James Watson was 13 years old when Rikki died in Peterborough in 1994.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman said she wants to ensure ‘vile criminals’ feel ‘full force of the law’ for such incidents.

The Joint Council for Qualifications has published guidance for teachers on ‘protecting the integrity’ of qualifications in the context of AI use.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said the first female speaker of the Commons was “one of the greatest” to have held the role.

Russell T Davies and Sir Elton John are among those who have paid tribute to the TV and radio star after his death aged 67.

The Rangers fan was also handed a five-year football banning order.

Bectu said workers have suffered more extreme incidents following the pandemic, including physical aggression and sexual harassment.

Akshata Murthy is listed as a shareholder in Koru Kids, which welcomed the double bonus for nannies who join private firms.

The supplier, which has 1.2 million prepayment customers, will implement a Government mandate three months early.

The NHS workforce plan is currently being considered by ministers.

The team at Care UK made June Taylor a replica of the switchboard she worked on during her career as a telephonist.

The charges follow an inquiry by the Independent Office for Police Conduct into the Nottinghamshire Police officer.

Proceedings in the High Court resumed on Wednesday without the Duke of Sussex.

But his close leadership rival Kate Forbes has ruled out being part of his top team.

Some 43,500 mortgages were approved for house purchase in February, up from 39,600 in January, according to Bank of England figures.

The Financial Policy Committee said there are still channels through which UK economic conditions could be affected by recent global volatility.

The TUC has also accused the Government of ‘turning its back’ on modern slavery victims.

The Queen Consort shared a special bond with the TV star over their support for Battersea Dogs and Cats Home.

Sergio P. Ermotti will replace Ralph Hamers as group chief executive, returning to the role he held for nine years until 2020.

‘Boy in the tent’ Max Woosey, 13, has raised £700,000 for the North Devon Hospice since March 2020.