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‘Dangerous’ 17-year-old handed life sentence for killing woman
Anna Lo, who has died aged 74 of cancer, was Northern Ireland’s first minority ethnic elected representative. She represented South Belfast for the Alliance party in the Northern Ireland Assembly from 2007 to 2016.
There she established all-party groups on subjects ranging from ethnic minorities to human trafficking. Having …
Progressives must unite to see off the far right | Letters
Paw and order: retired police dog rescues man on first walk after surgery
A retired police dog has rescued a vulnerable missing person in East Sussex on his first walk since having major surgery.
The German shepherd, named Bear, found the man in dense undergrowth while being walked by his owner Julia Pope, a former police officer.
Pope said the dog, who was …
Making speeding fines fairer would help fill the budget ‘black hole’ | Letter
As a magistrate of more than 25 years, I am exasperated by talk of a black hole in the nation’s finances when a solution is at hand (
‘We had no alternative’: Reeves defends her budget to the CBI, 25 November
). Take a motorist caught doing 26 in …Atmospheric analysis shows Venus never had Earth-like life, scientists say
With a surface hot enough to melt lead and with clouds of sulphuric acid above it, it is a planet often called Earth’s “evil twin” – similar in size, yet worlds apart.
Some scientists have long believed it was once much more hospitable, home to cooler temperatures and oceans of …
What will happen if France’s government loses no-confidence vote?
France’s centre-right prime minister, Michel Barnier,
that he will push the government’s proposed social security budget through parliament without a vote, using a constitutional measure known as article 49.3.The decision means France’s government will probably face a vote of confidence from opposition parties, …
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Belgium found guilty of crimes against humanity in colonial Congo
The Belgian state has been found guilty of crimes against humanity for the forced removal of five mixed-race children from their mothers in colonial Congo.
In a long-awaited ruling issued on Monday, Belgium’s court of appeal said that five women, born in the Belgian Congo and now in their 70s, …
Lucy Letby inquiry: parents expressed ‘intolerable anguish’ at police investigation
Lucy Letby’s parents wrote to hospital bosses expressing their “intolerable anguish” after police began investigating their daughter, and asking for an urgent meeting with senior managers, a public inquiry has heard.
Two months after officers from Cheshire constabulary were brought into the hospital to investigate an increase in the number of …