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Robert Jenrick has called for Henry Nowak’s murder to be treated in the same way as George Floyd’s.On Thursday, Vickrum Digwa, 23, was found guilty at Southampton Crown Court of murdering the 18-year-old university student.Mr Nowak was killed on December 3 last year as he was walking home from a night out in Southampton.He was stabbed 5 times, including a fatal wound to the chest, by a 21cm Sikh ceremonial blade, and called out “I can’t breathe” as he lay dying in the street.Transcripts from the night were read out by the prosecution, in which Mr Nowak was heard saying:…

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Rachel Reeves is set to smack landlords with a “nice pub tax” on some of Britain’s beloved country inns. Tax officials have been handed new guidance by HMRC which will see pubs in “character properties”, those nestled in more “attractive locations”, or ones which play a vital role in the community, hit with higher business rates. The Conservative Party has branded the measure a “nice pub tax,” warning it threatens the survival of cherished locals.The guidance represents a significant shift in how nearly 40,000 pubs will be assessed during this year’s revaluation exercise, with industry figures cautioning that many venues…

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Barcelona weigh up move for Piero Hincapie, Ruben Dias instructs agents to explore move away from Manchester City and Liverpool pushing for quick agreement with Yan Diomande. Barcelona are weighing up an approach for 24-year-old Arsenal and Ecuador defender Piero Hincapie. (Mail) , externalManchester City and Portugal defender Ruben Dias, 29, has instructed his agent to explore options for a move away, with Paris St-Germain, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid all monitoring his situation. (Caught Offside), externalLiverpool are pushing for a quick agreement with RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande, while Paris St-Germain and Manchester City are closely monitoring the situation…

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Rural villages many miles from the coast are under threat from illegal migrant boats which have sailed up Britain’s waterways.On Monday, the National Crime Agency (NCA) and Border Force officers arrested five men after a yacht carrying seven illegal Albanian migrants was intercepted nearly five nautical miles inland from the south coast in Chichester Marina, West Sussex.Two crew members, one a British national aged 42 and another aged 25, were arrested on suspicion of facilitating illegal immigration to the UK.Three more people, a British national aged 38, and two Albanians aged 24 and 32, were suspected of being a “shore…

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Nigel Farage has reignited calls for a ban on cousin marriage after demanding a conversation on the “inherently un-British” practice. The Reform UK leader, who previously called for a conversation on a burka ban, set out his stall in response to Sweden’s decision to ban cousin marriage earlier today.He said: “It causes serious health problems in certain communities, and it’s inherently un-British. “We must have a serious conversation about a ban in Britain, too.”Tory MP Richard Holden attempted to force a vote on banning cousin marriage last year.However, Mr Holden was unable to secure time to debate his proposed Private…

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He said that the one in 18 young people currently not in work, training or education (Neets) could rise to a ruinous one in 6 in just six years. “We do not just have a chronic problem. It is getting worse, not getting better. And we have neither a system nor a plan to deal with it,” Mr Milburn warned. “We are at risk of a lost generation,” the former Health Secretary said, adding that the “deeper and far more corrosive” threat of “youth detachment from the labour market” was driving the trend. “As an ageing generation becomes increasingly reliant…

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How quickly temperatures rise isn’t just about how warm the air starts out, but how dry the land and atmosphere are.Dry ground heats up faster than moist ground because less energy is used for evaporation and more goes directly into raising temperature.There is strong evidence that UK summer soils are becoming drier as the climate warms, with Met Office projections showing earlier seasonal drying and more frequent droughts, particularly in southern and eastern England.The same principle applies higher above the ground. Large, slow‑moving areas of high pressure – often called blocking highs or heatdomes – are large areas of sinking…

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It would be a huge call for Edwards to drop Knight, who made a record 310th England appearance at Chelmsford, for such an important summer. Hartley said her top three would consist of Wyatt-Hodge, Capsey and Sciver-Brunt, keeping Knight in the middle order and with Dunkley missing out. However, Dunkley is one of few England batters capable of clearing the ropes, which is an area in which they are lacking. Since the last T20 World Cup in 2024, Dunkley has hit 11 sixes and Wyatt-Hodge five. They are the only batters in England’s top seven to have hit more than…

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