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Iran conflict boosts US LNG industry, but not all industries benefit
Cancer death rates hit historic low in UK with major drop in fatalities
Unidentified man found dead in reservoir, face revealed for first time
Rangers and Celtic fans clash after Scottish Cup match
Foreign Secretary defends Keir Starmer’s response to Iran conflict, citing lessons from Iraq
Iran conflict boosts US LNG industry, but not all industries benefit
The conflict in Iran is inflicting misery on millions – driving up bills and upending energy markets. But a perverse effect of war is that some industries do well: that’s…
Cancer death rates hit historic low in UK with major drop in fatalities
Cancer death rates in the UK have reached a historic low, as reported by Cancer Research UK. The charity’s analysis revealed a significant 11% decrease in death rates over the…
Unidentified man found dead in reservoir, face revealed for first time
Who is this man? So far, that question has proved impossible to answer. Detectives hope that revealing the face of the man they found dead in a wetsuit can unlock…
Rangers and Celtic fans clash after Scottish Cup match
Fans clashed on the pitch after Celtic knocked Rangers out of the Scottish Cup on penalties. Some Celtic fans ran on to the field at the final whistle to celebrate…
Foreign Secretary defends Keir Starmer’s response to Iran conflict, citing lessons from Iraq
Sir Keir Starmer is «learning lessons» from the Iraq War in how he responds to the escalating conflict in Iran, the foreign secretary said. Speaking to Sky News’ Sunday Morning…
Seven-year-old boy dies in Staffordshire after being hit by car
A seven-year-old boy has died after being struck by a car in Staffordshire, police have said. Officers were called to the scene at 5am on Saturday after the vehicle collided…
Kemi Badenoch under fire for comments on RAF in the Middle East
The leader of the Conservative Party is facing calls to apologise after she suggested the UK military are «just hanging around» rather than taking the necessary action in the Middle…
Ian Huntley, Soham murderer, dies following prison assault
Soham murderer Ian Huntley has died following a prison assault. The 52-year-old was taken to hospital after being found in a pool of blood following an alleged attack by an…
Water companies using bailiffs for debt collection over 6,000 times a year
Some water companies are instructing bailiffs as they try to recover customers’ debt more than 6,000 times in a single year, new data reveals. The information gathered by a committee…
‘I stabbed a teenager in the neck – here’s my message for people who carry knives’ A young person was stabbed in the neck, and a powerful message is being shared with those who carry knives. A multimedia artist has created an anti-knife crime project called Re-claim, which includes a sculpture of a bloodied knife in a coffin. The project aims to raise awareness about the impact of knife crime on teenagers. One campaigner, Michael Jibowu, who was jailed for stabbing a teenager, now speaks out against carrying knives. He warns that the consequences of carrying a knife can be deadly, based on his own experience. Despite recent reductions in knife crime, the issue remains a serious concern in the UK. The message is clear: carrying a knife can have devastating consequences, and individuals need to think carefully about the risks involved. Message for those carrying knives: Reflection on stabbing a teenager in the neck – why?
Resting on young shoulders, a white coffin is carried through a youth centre in southeast London. The scene looks like a funeral. That is the intention – but it is…