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Britain is seeing a steady departure of its young and middle-earning citizens as thousands flee the country in search of better opportunities abroad.Around 110,000 Britons aged 16 to 34 left the UK in the year ending March 2025, Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures show.That group accounted for two-thirds of all departing British nationals during the same period.The trend shows little sign of slowing, according to research examining attitudes among younger adults.A study by the Adam Smith Institute found that a quarter of those aged 18 to 30 are either seriously considering or actively preparing to move overseas.High taxation, weak…

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Neil HendersonOld Bailey, LondonMet PoliceIoan Pintaru put the girl in a headlock and stabbed her as she left a toy shopA man who stabbed an 11-year-old Australian female tourist in a random knife attack in the West End has been sentenced to indefinite detention in a high security mental hospital by a judge at the Old Bailey.Ioan Pintaru, 33, attacked the Australian tourist, who is now 13, as she visited Leicester Square with her mother on 12 August 2024.The Romanian national pleaded guilty in October to wounding with intent to do grievous bodily harm, and possession of a knife. He…

Centres Stuart McCloskey and Jude Postlethwaite are set to feature when Ulster travel to Leinster on Friday night.The United Rugby Championship (URC) fixture at the Aviva Stadium (19:45 GMT) will be Richie Murphy’s side’s first interprovincial derby of the 2025-26 season.Ulster, who are fourth in the URC table with four wins from five games, will also welcome back Ethan McIlroy for what would be his first game in 11 months after an ACL injury.McCloskey started twice for Ireland during the autumn series, against the All Blacks and Australia, but left both games with a groin problem. Fellow centre Postlethwaite, who…

Liverpool victory parade attacker Paul Doyle has been jailed for 21 years and six months.The 54-year-old was handed the sentence at Liverpool Crown Court today.He was told he must serve two-thirds of the sentence in custody until he can be released on licence and will be banned from driving until three years after completing his sentence when he must complete an extended re-test.Doyle used his Ford Galaxy Titanium as a “weapon” to plough through more than 100 people at Liverpool’s Premier League title celebrations in Water Street just after 6pm on May 26.Prosecutors said he flew into a “rage” –…

The US has suspended a technology deal with Britain amid frustrations with Labour over trade talks, it is understood.The US-UK “Technology Prosperity Deal” was struck during Donald Trump’s state visit earlier this year.The agreement aims to see US firms invest in UK and boost co-operation on AI, quantum and other emerging technologies.Officials in Britain have however confirmed the US put the deal on hold last week, with one saying President Trump’s administration was pushing for the Government’s concessions in areas of trade outside the tech partnership, the Financial Times reports.Sources told the newspaper that US officials were becoming increasingly frustrated…

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Britons claiming Universal Credit are being reminded they could face being slapped with hundreds of pounds in fines if they attempt to defraud the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).Earlier this past week, a 64-year-old woman from Aylsham was been ordered to pay £365 after admitting to benefit fraud at Norwich Magistrates’ Court.Susan Pegg, who resides on Wade Close, entered a guilty plea to dishonestly withholding information from the Government department about changes to her financial situation that affected her Universal Credit eligibility.The court imposed a £200 fine on Pegg, along with £165 in costs. Universal Credit claimants are required…

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