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Vickrum Digwa, his father and brother have all pleaded not guilty to multiple weapons charges.The three men entered their pleas at Southampton Magistrates’ Court today before District Judge Henry Gordon.Vickrum Digwa, 23, alongside his brother, Gurpreet Digwa, 27, and father, Moga Singh, 52, are all charged with seven counts of possessing an offensive weapon in a private place, on December 4, 2025.These include private possession of three machetes, 37 swords, three ninja swords, two knives, namely a flick knife or gravity knife, with a blade that opens automatically, and eight knuckle dusters, as well as an extendable baton and Manriki…

The Head of Counter Terrorism Policing has declared Britain is facing a “worrying situation” as new figures revealed almost 1,000 live terror investigations are ongoing.Speaking to GB News following a national briefing, Laurence Taylor told Home and Security Editor Mark White that investigators are increasingly encountering “significant complexity”.Counter terrorism still remains the largest proportion of the caseload facing terror police.In April, the terror threat level was raised from “Substantial” to “Severe”, meaning an attack is “highly likely”.Speaking to GB News following the briefing, the Scotland Yard Assistant Commissioner said: “There is significant complexity volume in our casework going across everything…

Fresh data from the Office for National Statistics released this morning reveals that just 127 newborns were given the name Andrew last year, marking an unprecedented low for the moniker.The name now sits at 334th position, placing it alongside Zorawar, Walter and Hussain in terms of popularity.Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s dramatic fall from public favour appears to have driven parents away from the once-beloved name, which peaked at third place in 1964, the decade of his birth.The former Duke of York was stripped of his titles by the King last year over his connections to Jeffrey Epstein, before being arrested on suspicion…

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Britain’s national laboratories — the government-owned sites and expert teams that build and run the country’s big scientific machines — face the deepest squeeze. The money for their scientific work is set to fall by well over half, though the overall budget for national labs and estates drops by less because a growing share is being swallowed by urgent repairs to ageing buildings.Sue Ferns of the Prospect Tade Union which represents scientific and technical staff at the labs facing cuts described the move as a “hammer blow to UK science”.”It is the product of a political choice. Public sector research…

Karolina Muchova saved a match point before coming through an epic deciding-set tie-break to beat Coco Gauff and reach a first Wimbledon final.Muchova started the semi-final the stronger of the pair but Gauff hit back, and they could barely be separated in a high-quality third set.Two-time Grand Slam champion Gauff came back from 4-1 down in the resulting tie-break and had match point on her serve, before sending a simple forehand into the net tape.Muchova also missed her first match point but it was she who stood triumphant at the end after an astonishing 6-2 1-6 7-6 (12-10) win in…

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