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A man who publicly beat a stranger to death in front of his wife will serve fewer than five years in prison.Demiesh Williams, 30, was jailed for manslaughter on Thursday – but will only serve up to two-thirds of his sentence before release on licence.Williams had been called out for queue-jumping in a Sainsbury’s in Beckenham, south London.His victim, Andrew Clark, 43, died from his injuries three days after the March attack.Judge Andrew Lees described Clark as “a hard-working family man” whose death had caused “devastating loss” to his loved ones.Woolwich Crown Court was shown CCTV footage of Williams leaving…

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Street scene at night looking towards Manchester’s iconic circular Central Library building with a big Santa figure sitting on top of a huge green square-shaped present – both Santa and the present are illuminated with twinkling lights Manchester is set to welcome in the New Year in style this year in a night that will for the first time see events taking place in two of its most historic city centre squares, and including a fantast For the first time ever Mancunians are being given the pick of two different events to enjoy with their families and friends as the…

Nigel Farage will not be investigated over claims Reform UK overspent on his campaign at the 2024 general election.Essex Police said it could not investigate the Clacton MP because more than a year had passed since the alleged offence.It followed a former member of Farage’s campaign team claiming Reform spent more than the £20,660 spending limit set by law.A police spokeswoman said: “Any prosecution for such an offence must commence within one year.”She said an “allegation around misreported expenditure by a political candidate” in July 2024 was made on 5 December.”It has been concluded that this report falls outside of…

Harry Brook drops a tough chance to remove Travis Head, with the Australian opener on 99 with the home side on 202-4 and a lead of 287 on day three of the third Test in Adelaide. FOLLOW LIVE: The Ashes third Test – day threeAvailable to UK users only.

Girls aged as young as 10 have been asking for armed police escorts to Hanukkah parties in Manchester, the head of Greater Manchester Police has said.Sir Stephen Watson made the chilling reveal at an event at the Policy Exchange think tank in London – where he also laid down the law to pro-Palestine protesters in his city.”We are getting telephone calls into Greater Manchester Police day in and day out over the recent days where you have got a group of 10-year-old girls wanting to go to a Hanukkah party, where they should be frankly interested in balloons and bicycles,…

Reform UK “will implode on the first contact with reality, like a bubble blown from a child’s wand” rather than form a Government able to run the country successfully, a former Conservative Cabinet minister has said.Sir Geoffrey Cox, Attorney General between 2018 and 2020, said that Reform did not have the “regimental tradition to be able to face the enemy”.Critics say that Reform could not match the Tories for the necessary organisation and experienced leaders to set up and run a Government if, as polls suggest, it wins the next general election, expected in 2029.Cox, 65, told today’s Chopper’s Political…

The widespread adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is “likely” to displace people from jobs in a similar way seen during the Industrial Revolution, the governor of the Bank of England has said.Andrew Bailey said the UK needed to have the “training, education, [and] skills in place” so workers could shift into jobs that use AI.He told the Radio 4’s Today programme people looking for a job would find securing employment “a lot easier” if they had such skills.However, he warned that there was an issue with younger, inexperienced professionals finding it difficult to secure entry-level roles due to AI.”We do…

Wigan Warriors have signed Barrow Raiders forward Finn McMillan on a two-year deal.The 20-year-old scored one try in nine Championship appearances for the Raiders last season.The Warriors hold the option for a third year on McMillan’s contract.”It’s a dream come true to be signing for Wigan, I’ve supported them since I was a kid and to have the opportunity to play for them is unreal,” he told the club website., external

Nancy’s first managerial stint in Europe – having moved from Major League Soccer (MLS) side Colombus Crew – began with defeats by title rivals Hearts and Roma in the Europa League, before a 3-1 loss to St Mirren in the Scottish League Cup final. Their latest defeat at Tannadice left Celtic six points behind Premiership leaders Hearts, albeit with a game in hand. “The thing is it’s tough to come and try to impose your philosophy and your identity at a club maybe – I don’t know because I haven’t watched many games – playing another way,” Henry said. “Right…