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Sentencing Podedworna, of Boyer Street, Derby, the judge – Mrs Justice Williams KC – said: “It is clear from the evidence in this trial that Izabela was a loved family member, who enjoyed a close bond with her mother, grandmother and her daughter [Katarzyna, known as] Kasia.

The quarter-finals, or eliminator round, would feature one-legged ties, with fifth hosting eighth and sixth at home to seventh.In the two-legged semi-finals, third place would take on the lowest-ranked team remaining, with fourth facing the highest.The final would still take place at Wembley at the end of May.The change has been approved by the EFL board and the Football Association.It requires a majority of clubs in the EFL (at least 37 of 72) and also in the Championship (at least 13 of 24) to vote in favour of the change at the extraordinary general meeting.The Championship has what could be…

John Lennon’s old local has won a planning row despite its neighbours complaining about the noise emanating from the 19th-century establishment.Ye Cracke, on Rice Street in Liverpool, has been allowed to convert its cellar into a bar area. However, the owners were facing backlash from neighbours, living next to the late Beatles’ local pub, with concerns over the noise levels the new converted cellar would bring. Liverpool City Council licensing officials have allowed the renovation to go ahead. Landlord Michael Girling told the BBC that he was confident the pub could be a considerate pub. The publican said: “It harms…

Birmingham MP Ayoub Khan sparked laughter and boos in the Commons today after quipping that “rubbish is building up right beneath my nose” and looking directly at Reform UK leader Nigel Farage.The remark came as he raised concerns over ongoing bin strikes in Birmingham, which have now dragged on for nearly two years.Mr Khan asked the Prime Minister to intervene and urge Birmingham City Council to reopen talks with Unite the Union.The moment prompted a noisy reaction from MPs across the chamber.WATCH THE CLIP ABOVE FOR MORE

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Around 750,000 Brits are failing to collect money sitting unclaimed in tax-free savings accounts set up for them as children, according to fresh government data.The tax authority is urging those eligible to come forward and claim what belongs to them.HMRC figures released this week reveal that 758,000 individuals have not yet accessed their child trust fund accounts, leaving an average of £2,242 per person untouched.These long-term savings vehicles were established automatically for every child born between 1 September 2002 and 2 January 2011, with the government providing initial deposits to kickstart each account.The scheme was the brainchild of Gordon Brown…

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Tuesday’s KDM Evolution Trophy quarter-final between St Johnstone and Championship rivals Ayr United has been postponed because of a waterlogged pitch.However the League 1 match between Montrose and Peterhead has been given the go ahead after a pitch inspection.Aberdeen’s cup tie against Motherwell at Pittodrie on Saturday evening was also called off, as was their league meeting with Celtic last Wednesday.”The weather across north-east Scotland has seen unprecedented levels of rainfall throughout the recent winter months,” said United on Tuesday. “This, combined with a congested home fixture schedule and the club’s commitment to doing everything possible to fulfil fixtures, has…

A pair of teenagers who were stabbed at a London school are in a stable condition.The two boys, aged 12 and 13, were attacked at Kingsbury High School in Brent, northwest London, on Tuesday.Officers are continuing to question a 13-year-old boy arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.A Met Police spokesman confirmed the injures were “serious” but not life-threatening and the two boys remain in hospital in a stable condition.Investigators are analysing his devices and going through dozens of witness accounts as they try to establish the motive for the attack.The grandfather of two pupils at the school said that they…