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Cooper says damage to statues at trans rights protest 'disgraceful'
Plans are underway to remove the graffiti ,but will require specialist equipment, the Met Police said on Sunday
Ex-England cricketer Monty Panesar quits George Galloway’s party
Mr Panesar has left the Workers Party of Britain eight days after announcing he would stand in the general election.
Filmmaker Sir Ridley Scott to be honoured at Windsor Castle
Garrick Club ‘votes to accept female members’
Baby who suffered cardiac arrest at Legoland dies
A 27-year-old woman was arrested on Thursday on suspicion of neglecting a child to cause unnecessary injury.
Winner of £10,000-per-month lottery prize urged to come forward
‘Eunuch maker’ ringleader wanted to be ‘architect of his own body’, court told
Man faces court charged with murdering boy in Hainault sword rampage
The 36-year-old man has been named as dual Spanish-Brazilian national Marcus Aurelio Arduini Monzo
Man charged with murder of 14-year-old boy after London sword attack
The 36-year-old man has been named by police as dual Spanish-Brazilian national Marcus Aurelio Arduini Monzo.
Football agent cleared of threatening Roman Abramovich’s ‘right hand woman’
Wellwishers welcome King’s return to public-facing royal duties
Reading terror attack families ‘disgusted’ by catastrophic state failures
Reading terror attack: Police facing more offenders with ‘mental health needs’
Ex-parliamentary researcher and man in court over China ‘spy’ probe
China has dismissed the charges as ‘self-staged political farce’.
Newborn baby flown from UK in military plane for treatment in Italy
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni personally intervened so the child could travel, it is reported
Girl, 13, to appear in court over school stabbing
Paula Vennells ‘interjected’ in talks to stop subpostmaster prosecutions
The Post Office executive committee was in favour of ceasing prosecutions entirely, a former top lawyer told an inquiry.
Post Office lawyers had ‘unhealthy view of subpostmasters’
Their attitude was ‘this is public money, we have to protect it, that’s our job’, the inquiry was told.
Six arrests made as St George’s Day event held in Whitehall
Four arrests were made outside a pub in Whitehall – one on suspicion of assault and three on suspicion of assaulting an emergency worker, police said.
Disorder breaks out at St George’s Day event in Whitehall
Mounted officers on horses had to intervene after a group broke through a police cordon before the event.
