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Detective Inspector Stewart from the Police Service of Northern Ireland’s (PSNI) Collision Investigation Unit said: “Officers attended, alongside our colleagues from partner emergency services. Tragically, the young boy was pronounced deceased a short time later in hospital.”

Warrington Wolves have confirmed captain George Williams will leave at the end of the season to join a team in the NRL.The England international half-back, 31, joined the Wire in July 2021 after a spell with Canberra Raiders.The former Wigan man has scored 37 tries in 103 appearances for Warrington.”Warrington has been a huge part of my life and I’ve loved every minute of my time at the club,” he told the club website., external”Captaining this team and leading the boys out each week is something I’ll always be incredibly proud of.”Myself and the club have been very open with…

England successfully defended a target of 129 to win by 12 runs against Sri Lanka in an enthralling contest, completing a 3-0 T20 series sweep and entering the World Cup with momentum.Sam Curran hit a career-best 58 after a top-order collapse as England finished on 128-9, before the tourists’ spinners took nine wickets to pull off an unlikely victory.Will Jacks took 3-14, while Jacob Bethell secured the last four Sri Lankan wickets, including three in one over, to finish with 4-11 as the hosts were bowled out for 116.Having chosen to bat, opener Ben Duckett was dismissed lbw for a…

Plans for new security buildings in the grounds of the British Museum have been criticised as “too flashy” and would resemble “a shop and wine bar” that betrays the archeological appeal, it has been warned.The central London attraction wants to replace anti-terrorism marquees near its entrance with two new blocks and convert its front lawn into a “Mediterranean” botanical exhibit.Conservation groups have formally objected to the proposal, fearing the plans will spoil the building’s Greek style, and have urged Camden Council to reject the plans.The museum’s trust insists the new pavilions would make the site more welcoming by tightening security…

A Hertfordshire pub landlord has installed a fake beer tap behind his bar to protest what he described as damaging tax policies introduced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, which he believes are hitting the hospitality industry.Chris Ghazarian, who runs The Green Dragon in the village of Flaunden in Hertfordshire, created the spoof pump labelled “Rachel Thieves” as a visual statement highlighting rising costs faced by pubs. The 36‑year‑old said the fictional drink was intended to reflect the impact of tax increases on businesses across the sector.He told customers if the pint existed it would be very bitter, not very pleasant, and…

Meghan Markle has left Netflix staff a selection of As Ever gifts at their Hollywood office, GB News understands.As Ever sales inventory was long ago moved to another warehouse and is not housed at Netflix.However, products that have been left at Netflix are limited to gifting, sampling or promotional items.Netflix employees have been able to sample left over products that might be close to expiration in order to clear space at the headquarters which is a common practice at PR agencies and communication departments of consumer brands.Meghan Markle’s As Ever products are being gifted to staff at Netflix’s Hollywood office…

Households are being reminded to avoid a common pension mistake to avoid being slapped with a significant inheritance tax (IHT) bill from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).Millions of British families are putting themselves at risk of unnecessary hardship during bereavement because they have no idea where vital documents such as wills and pension policies are stored, according to new findings from Canada Life.The research highlights a concerning gap in household organisation that could lead to significant stress, hold-ups in settling estates, and potential financial penalties when loved ones pass away.With private pension wealth representing the second largest element of household…

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Ireland head coach Andy Farrell says Jacob Stockdale “deserves” to start against France in the Six Nations opener in Paris on Thursday night (20:10 GMT).The 29-year-old wing, who was player of the championship in 2018, will appear in the competition for the first time since facing England in 2021.Leinster’s James Lowe has been first-choice in the position for the majority of the games since then, but has struggled to find his best form since returning from the British and Irish Lions tour of Australia last summer.”There’s always a debate to be had and Jacob deserves it,” said Farrell of the…

A farmer embarked on an extraordinary 2,500-mile charity expedition across Britain behind the wheel of a century-old vehicle to raise awareness for motor neurone disease.Ralph Messenger, 49, completed the gruelling two-week trek from Land’s End to John o’Groats and back in his 1924 Austin 12 at the end of last year.The challenge was prompted by the devastating diagnosis of his cousin Richard Messenger, a dairy farmer and father of four from Cumbria, who learned he had MND in February 2024.”It is a very devastating diagnosis to receive. As a family member you obviously just want to help. I wanted to…