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Robert Rhodes was interviewed by police in 2016 and claimed he killed Dawn Rhodes in self-defenceOn a bank holiday evening in 2016, Robert Rhodes turned to his child and said: “Do you want to get rid of Mum?”Those words, the child recalled years later, were the start of a plot for Rhodes to kill his wife, Dawn, in their Surrey home and cover up her death as an act of defence – of himself and his child.For years, Rhodes painted himself as a victim of an attack in the killing he planned and covered up.Described as swift and protective, jurors…

Runs of form like the one United are currently enduring will naturally trigger fear among the support.However, they remain eight points of the foot of the table and have a four-point cushion between themselves and city rivals Dundee in 11th.It is certainly not the time to be hitting any panic buttons. In a congested top flight, the complexion of United’s season could again change quickly.Had Goodwin’s side not conceded a 98th-minute penalty to draw 2-2 with Rangers last week, you would not be reading this right now.”The only way out of it is for us to stick together,” former Aberdeen…

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Sarah Spina-MatthewsNorth WestHandoutRetired mental health worker Julie Colville is a lung cancer survivorA woman who spent her career helping people with additional needs access cancer treatment was diagnosed with lung cancer weeks after retiring. Former mental health worker Julie Colville, 70, was diagnosed with lung cancer after developing a persistent cough – a symptom which can often be missed, according to Cancer Research UK. Ms Colville, from Withington, Greater Manchester, is now part of a £1.3m project which aims to improve early detection of lung cancer among people with severe mental illness and intellectual disabilities.She said: “Having been through cancer…

Claire KendallandJudith Moritz,special correspondentMina, whose son died last year, says she felt she had to battle the systemHundreds of parents have contacted the about their struggles with getting support for adopted children – as charities call for a government review.The response came after we reported last month that more than 1,000 adopted children had been returned to care over five years. Dozens of adoptive parents told us they had been blamed for the difficulties of often traumatised young people.Mina, who contacted Your Voice about her son who died last year from alcoholism, said: “You’re just a lone person battling, trying…

England Netball will donate £1 to Netball Jamaica’s chosen charity, World Central Kitchen, from every Horizon Series ticket sold – and has also announced fans will be able to contribute to the British Red Cross’ Disaster Fund.The fixtures may be taking place under challenging circumstances, but England captain Francesca Williams said her team’s approach remains unchanged.”We’re definitely not holding back,” Williams told BBC Sport.”You are always going to put out your best performance possible and do what you can to help the team win. That’s showing the other team the most respect, playing to your best ability.”While these matches represent…

Pension providers will be able to offer direct recommendations to savers for the first time under a major new regime set out by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), in a move experts have lauded as a “game-changer” for inexperienced savers.The regulator said its targeted support framework is scheduled to launch in April 2026.Firms will be able to apply from March. The dates remain dependent on parliament passing the required legislation.The scheme is intended to allow providers to suggest specific actions or products to groups of customers in defined circumstances.The FCA said the framework is designed to give people additional help…

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Becky MortonPolitical reporterEPAReform UK claims it is now the largest political party in Britain, following reports Labour has lost more members.According to the Times newspaper, internal figures show Labour’s membership has fallen below 250,000.Reform said it had more than 268,000 paid-up members, which would mean it has overtaken Labour to become the biggest party by membership in the UK.Labour refused to comment on the accuracy of the membership figures in the Times, with a spokesperson saying they would be published in the party’s annual report.There is no legal obligation for political parties to publish their membership figures, which are not…