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Speaking earlier following the sentencing, senior investigating officer Det Ch Supt Craig Nicholson, of Humberside Police, said: “Motin completely failed in this duty as a captain, causing the death of one of his own crew and endangering the remaining lives of the crews of both vessels.

Beset by delays, concerns and last-minute building works, the Milano Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena finally opened its doors to the Olympics on Thursday.And while, as the International Olympic Committee admitted, it was not completely ready for its opening game, the arena was in a much better state than it had been when BBC Sport visited five days prior.The 11,800-capacity stadium was nearly full for the Group B match between Italy and Olympic debutants France, won 4-1 by the host nation.On the Saturday before the fixture, we found a frantic construction site, with building materials and dust inside and outside the…

A man whose conviction for setting fire to a Koran was overturned faces such severe ongoing danger that the Home Office has agreed to house him in protected accommodation, the High Court heard on Thursday.Hamit Coskun, who burned the Islamic holy book during a demonstration in west London last year, has received multiple death threats and been subjected to violent attacks since the incident, according to submissions made to Mr Justice Linden.The government department has acknowledged that Mr Coskun confronts “exceptional and ongoing safety risk, including threats to his life, arising from his public act of protest,” his barrister Iris…

It was meant to be a speech about something called “pride of place” – the Government’s version of the Tories’ “levelling up” programme – which tips public money into deprived areas that need it. But even Sir Keir Starmer knew that the headlines from it would be about something else altogether.”Tomorrow’s front pages are unlikely to be about the Pride in Place programme,” he said.No, they certainly won’t be, Prime Minister. Instead they will be all about why you appointed Lord Mandelson to be UK ambassador in Washington when you knew about at least some his links to the convicted…

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Nearly 500,000 Britons living abroad are set to miss out on the state pension triple lock this year due to the much-criticised “frozen pensions” policy.British state pensioners living in the UK will benefit from a 4.8 per cent boost to their state pension payments beginning April 6, secured through the triple lock mechanism.This annual adjustment, determined by the highest figure among average earnings growth, inflation, or 2.5 per cent, will push the full new state pension to £241.30 weekly and the maximum basic state pension to £184.90.Yet an estimated 453,000 retirees residing overseas will see none of this increase under…

Residents living near a historic Liverpool pub with strong Beatles connections are locked in a dispute with its new operators over noise levels and expansion plans.Ye Cracke, situated on Rice Street close to the former Liverpool College of Art, was a regular drinking spot for John Lennon and Stuart Sutcliffe during their student days in the late 1950s and early 1960s.The pair lived on nearby Gambier Terrace while studying at the art school.The establishment, which first opened its doors in the 1800s, is now seeking permission to welcome customers into its old cellar space.John Lennon frequented the pub during his…

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Directly addressing Epstein’s victims, Sir Keir said: “I am sorry, sorry for what was done to you, sorry that so many people with power failed you. Sorry for having believed Mandelson’s lies and appointed him and sorry that even now you’re forced to watch this story unfold in public once again.