Watford woman may have been set on fire with accelerant - police
Detectives say a flammable liquid may have been poured through a letterbox.
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Detectives say a flammable liquid may have been poured through a letterbox.
Read moreRuth Hurd has died in hospital after being hit by a car in Ellerker, police say.
Read moreThe 33-year-old denies the attempted murder of 10 people on a service to London last year.
Read moreKent County Council and others in the South East say they will continue to stock Walliams' books.
Read more▶ Bitcoin Magazine Tavi Costa: Bitcoin “Very Undervalued with “Violent Moves Ahead” Tavi Costa, Founder & CEO of Azuria Capital, explains why he thinks Bitcoin looks "very undervalued" right now, with many former supporters giving up on it, and why he expects Bitcoin and silver to see "violent moves" as the Fed's hiking cycle comes to an end. This post Tavi Costa: Bitcoin “Very Undervalued with “Violent Moves Ahead” first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Patrick Green.
Read moreDemocrats hope several races that are still too close to call will further expand their majorities in the US Congress.
Read moreDemocrats hope several races that are still too close to call will further expand their majorities in the US Congress.
Read moreGalway's Paul Conroy calls time on his inter-county Gaelic football career after 19 years.
Read moreRetailer’s management to seek two-week extension of legal protection from creditors in high court MPs have accused the owner of Poundland of extracting millions of pounds from the budget retailer when it was on a “knife-edge” as it seeks extra time to secure a rescue deal. The management of Poundland, which employs 12,000 people and operates 600 stores in the UK and Ireland, will seek a two-week extension of legal protection from creditors from the high court on Thursday morning. Continue reading...
Read moreParalympian Richard Whitehead ‘gobsmacked’ at Tory leader’s speech over proposed £36bn welfare cuts The double amputee marathon runner Richard Whitehead has criticised Kemi Badenoch for “weaponising his sporting success” to justify her proposed £36bn welfare cuts. The Conservative leader used the example of “double amputees running marathons” in a speech this week to explain the reasoning behind her proposed cuts to disability benefits, which she said were enabling people to “live a life of dependency”. Continue reading...
Read moreThe Home Office awards a £3.4m deal to design the controversial site, ahead of any final decision.
Read moreL/Cpl Nicholas Horne, from 4th Battalion of Royal Regiment of Scotland, charged with one count of rape on 23 October
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