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An Afghan boxer suspected of killing a Scottish woman in Greece has arrived in court in Athens for a second time.Sharif Ahmadzai, who is 26 and from Afghanistan, faces charges of homicide with intent, robbery and weapons offences.He is accused of killing aid worker Elisabeth Ross, 38, who was discovered by a homeless man in a derelict building in the Kypseli area of the Greek capital on July 18.Ahmadzai arrived back in court in Athens on Thursday morning in an unmarked Grey car. He was not pictured.On Wednesday, he was assigned a court-appointed lawyer and given time to prepare his…

“But the competitive side of me never disappeared,” she added. “The more time I spent around elite sport and curling, the more I began to wonder whether I still had something to give on the ice.”I know how demanding the road to an Olympics is, but I am returning from a very different place. I feel refreshed, physically strong and excited by the challenge. I would not be coming back unless I believed I could perform at that level again.”Muirhead’s gold medal-winning team-mate Vicky Drummond is also returning to the sport to rival her – and a third member of…

An overnight fire has gutted a fashion outlet in Manchester closing a major road into the city.Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS) said it was called to reports of a fire at a commercial property on Bury New Road in Salford at about 01:40 BST.The outlet was “well alight” when firefighters arrived and the blaze was tackled by eight fire crews and specialist units including a turntable ladder.A GMFRS spokeswoman said: “Crews remain in attendance as they continue to work to extinguish the fire and make the area safe.She added: “Bury New Road is currently closed by Greater Manchester…

Britain’s services sector has recorded 22 straight months of falling employment, matching the longest run of job losses since the 2008 financial crisis. S&P Global Market Intelligence data shows pubs, restaurants, cafés, hairdressers and professional services firms have been cutting staff continuously for two years.It follows Rachel Reeves delivering her first Budget in October 2024, which introduced a £26billion increase in employer taxes.Tim Moore, economics director at S&P Global Market Intelligence, said the latest figures match the longest period of employment decline in the survey’s 30‑year history.“The current duration of falling employment is a joint‑record… equalling those seen during the…

Prime Minister Andy Burnham said: “Nobody should be left to struggle with their mental health alone. But every day, thousands of people are waiting months for help, then finding the only door open to them is a busy A&E.”These new centres will be a lifeline for so many,” he said.”They will bring NHS services closer to home, making it easier to get support before problems get worse and ensuring those in crisis get the right care in the right place.”Health Secretary Yvette Cooper added: “This is how we can turn the tide on mental ill health – preventing more people…

It is clear from the first answer of a fascinating 45-minute chat that Chris Smalling is no ordinary footballer.A career that took the 36-year-old from non-league Maidstone to a Champions League final in the space of three years, has, so far, led to 580 club appearances in three countries, playing the majority for Sir Alex Ferguson or Jose Mourinho, plus 31 England caps and trophies with Manchester United and Roma.It has now brought Smalling and his family back to the north west of England to figure out his next steps.Smalling has plans for his career after playing but presently, he…

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Kemi Badenoch has vowed to never join forces with Nigel Farage’s “woke” Reform UK despite the Tories’ sinking polling.”A lot of people don’t understand, you know, the word ‘woke’ is used to mean many things,” the Conservative leader said, when asked what the distinguishing factor was between her party and Reform.Mrs Badenoch said the populist party was “all about grievance” and insisted on “demonising” large portions of society.She explained: “When I talk about woke, I talk about people who [think] it’s all grievance. It’s victim narratives. People are doing this to us.”The North West Essex MP further declared the Tories…