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Former winner Rob Cross cruised through at the PDC World Championship and set up a last-16 tie against defending champion Luke Littler.Cross, who won the event in 2018, brushed aside Australian and 16th seed Damon Heta in a comfortable 4-0 win. The 17th seed was joined in round four by two-time winner Gary Anderson, who edged a final-set thriller against Dutchman Gary Wattimena. Scot Anderson went 3-1 up in a game played at a ferocious pace, and was impressive in averaging 121 in set three.He missed three match darts in the fourth set, hitting double eight with his first dart…
Jane James, 65, and her 97-year-old mother Rita Stewart endured what Mrs James described as “18 months of hell” after selling Ms Stewart’s property in 2022. The £76,000 proceeds helped purchase a home for Ms Stewart’s grandson and his young family.Following a stroke, Ms Stewart entered care, prompting Pembrokeshire council to accuse the family of deliberately hiding assets.The council treated Ms Stewart as though she retained the sale money, pushing her above Wales’s £50,000 threshold for council support.Rita Stewart was slapped with a bill of £23,000 | GETTYBackdated invoices arrived demanding £23,000 within a fortnight. “I was so frightened, it…
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Tributes have been paid to a “devoted family man” who died after an assault outside a pub in Leicestershire. David Darke, 66, suffered a serious head injury when he was punched outside The Crown Inn, in Church Street, Appleby Magna, at about 21:45 GMT on 21 December. Leicestershire Police launched a murder investigation after Mr Darke died at Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham on Saturday. A 36-year-old man, previously arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm, was re-arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in custody, police said. In a statement released by the force, Mr Darke’s family said his…
A former Greater Manchester MP has described Westminster politics as “exhausting”.Liz McInnes served for five years as Labour MP for Heywood and Middleton, after a by-election win in 2014. She lost her seat in the 2019 general election.The 66-year-old served as shadow foreign minster but said being an MP felt “remote” and that Parliament was “paralysed” after the Brexit referendum.The sheet-metal worker’s daughter, who grew up in Oldham, was elected as a councillor on Rossendale Borough Council in 2024 where she is lead member for Communities, Housing, Health and Wellbeing.She told the Local Democracy Reporting Service: “My five years at…
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Reform UK’s Head of Policy Zia Yusuf has castigated Members of Parliament who supported bringing an “extremist” Egyptian prisoner to Britain.On Saturday, a row erupted after Sir Keir Starmer and other senior cabinet members sent warm welcome messages to Alaa Abd El-Fattah as incendiary past comments emerged on social media. Nigel Farage’s party was quick to lambast the Labour Government, the previous Conservative admnistration and other lawmakers who called for his release from a prison in Egypt as members of a ”uniparty” who are hostile to Britain. “Last year, 107 MPs and Peers wrote to David Lammy (the then-Foreign Secretary)…