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Angus Cochrane Scotland News Getty ImagesJustice Secretary Angela Constance survived a vote of no confidence on TuesdayJustice Secretary Angela Constance has publicly apologised to a grooming gangs expert after being accused of misrepresenting her views. Opposition MSPs have called for Constance to resign over comments made about Prof Alexis Jay in parliament. The SNP minister survived a vote of no confidence brought by opposition MSPs who claim the chamber was misled, but she faced further scrutiny at a committee hearing. Constance told Holyrood’s education committee that she had not wanted Prof Jay to become the focus of “so much intrusion…

The Prime Minister has said Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich must “pay up now” to victims of the war in Ukraine or face court action.Mr Abramovich, the former owner of Chelsea Football Club, pledged in 2022 that money from the sale of the club would be used to benefit victims of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.The money has been frozen in a British bank account since the sale after he was sanctioned following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.But there has been a delay in releasing the funds due to a disagreement between the UK government and his lawyers over how the money…

A row has broken out between a Conservative councillor and TV presenter Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen over Blackpool Illuminations. Mr Llewelyn-Bowen was accused by Councillor Paul Galley of turning the annual attraction into a “vanity project” rather than maintaining its traditional appeal.The Changing Rooms star has served as Creative Director of the Illuminations since 2010.The television personality fired back at Councillor Galley, the leader of Blackpool’s Conservative Group, who he labelled as “out of touch.”Mr Llewelyn-Bowen defended his approach by emphasising his dedication to preserving the display’s heritage whilst pushing boundaries.”I’ve always ensured that we keep the heritage as part of the…

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Analysts are sounding the alarm that pensioners face an up to 24-day wait for pension savings over the Christmas season which could result in “real frustration for savers” in the weeks ahead.My Pension Expert has issued an urgent warning to Britons that millions of savers face significant delays when transferring their pension pots during the festive period this year.According to analysis from the firm’s Retirement Fairness Index, the time required to complete transfers jumps considerably in December, reaching 24 days compared to an annual average of just 18.This near-week-long extension means most people initiating transfers now will not see their…

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Four people have been arrested after a 19-year-old man was stabbed outside a primary school in Greater Manchester.Cecil Street, in Bury, was cordoned off after the stabbing outside Holy Trinity Primary School, which happened at about 21:34 GMT on Tuesday.The man’s injuries were not life-changing or life-threatening, Greater Manchester Police said.Two 23-year-old men and two 16-year-old boys were held on suspicion of wounding with intent.

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South Wales PoliceHarry and Megan Tooze were killed at their home in Llanharry on 26 July 1993An 86-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the murders of a couple at their farmhouse more than 30 years ago.Harry and Megan Tooze were both found dead with gunshot wounds at their Ty Ar y Waun rural home in Llanharry, Rhondda Cynon Taf, on 26 July 1993.South Wales Police undertook a forensic review of the case in 2023 and detectives have now made an arrest for the unsolved murders of 64-year-old Harry and 67-year-old Megan.The man was arrested earlier and is currently…