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The man who murdered student Henry Nowak is seeking to appeal against his conviction and sentence, the Court of Appeal has confirmed.Vickrum Digwa was jailed for life with a minimum of 21 years in June after fatally stabbing the 18-year-old in Southampton last December.The sentence has already been referred to the Court of Appeal as “unduly lenient” by the Solicitor General, Ellie Reeves.But on Friday, the court confirmed Digwa is seeking to appeal against his conviction and sentence.No date for either the appeal or the bid to increase the sentence has been set, with no details provided about Digwa’s challenge.After…

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Only St Mirren scored fewer goals than Aberdeen last season, with the Dons finding the net 40 times in 38 league matches. That rate was even poorer away from home.It is an issue they simply have to solve if they want to return to the top half of the table. So how might they go about it?No team played more long passes than St Mirren over Robinson’s four years in charge, while only Celtic and Rangers put more balls into the opposition’s box.They used three centre-backs with wing-backs consistently, sometimes with two strikers, but at other points with two advanced…

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Over 10,000 people have called on Labour to save the “Little Poland” hostel, the last of its kind in the country. Concerns have been raised about the future of the Ilford Park Polish Home at Stover, near Newton Abbot in Devon.The Ministry of Defence (MoD) hostel, which first opened in 1948, was part of the “Winston Churchill Promise” that Britain would never forget its debt to Poland for Warsaw’s support during World War Two.However, the MoD has begun a consultation on its future due to a dwindling number of residents living at the site. A petition has now been launched…

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Andy Burnham’s “lack of clear plan” has sparked concern for one Labour MP ahead of his likely “coronation” as Prime Minister by the end of July.Speaking to GB News, Graham Stringer admitted part of his lack of confidence in the Makerfield MP is due to his failure to “allow Labour MPs and journalists to ask him questions”.The Downing Street hopeful is estimated to impose a cost on the British taxpayer of more than £250billion with his inherited black hole and pledges.Mr Burnham is said to be considering the reversal of Rachel Reeves’s tax raid on National Insurance Contributions, which would…

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Lady Louise Windsor was joined by her boyfriend this afternoon as she picked up her Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award from her father.The 22-year-old collected the award from Prince Edward this morning at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.Supporting her throughout the ceremony were her boyfriend, Felix da Silva-Clamp, and mother, Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh.Lady Louise sat next to both Felix and Sophie before collecting the prestigious award from her father, the Duke of Edinburgh.The award scheme carries profound personal significance for Lady Louise, having been founded by her late grandfather Prince Philip some seventy years ago.She maintained an exceptionally close…

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Andy Burnham could raise more than £1billion by blocking Britain’s wealthiest pensioners from receiving the State Pension, according to a new analysis exploring how the Government could plug a £4.7billion funding gap.The proposal would see the richest one per cent of retirees lose their State Pension payments, saving the Treasury more than £1billion a year.The proposal comes from an analysis by tax expert Dan Neidle, founder of Tax Policy Associates, examining how Andy Burnham could plug a £4.7billion funding gap after Sir Keir Starmer pledged an extra £15billion for defence.Mr Burnham has already suggested there is “some room” for tax…

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Strictly Come Dancing professional Neil Jones and former Love Island star Chyna Mills are officially husband and wife, delighting fans by sharing a series of stunning wedding photographs on Instagram following their long-awaited big day. The loved-up couple looked happier than ever as they posed together in elegant wedding attire, with the romantic snaps capturing emotional moments from their intimate celebration. Their Instagram posts quickly attracted thousands of likes and congratulatory messages from friends, fellow celebrities and fans, who have followed their relationship from the very beginning. Strictly co-star Lauren Oakley said: “Best day, you beautiful people. Can’t wait for…

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Popular car brand Fiat has confirmed that its micro electric vehicle is now open for orders in the UK, aimed at drivers in urban areas.Drivers are now able to get their hands on the Fiat Topolino after Fiat opened its order books for the all-electric quadricycle.The lightweight electric vehicle is described as offering a “fresh and simple” approach to urban mobility as more people in cities make the transition to EVs.Prices for the Topolino will start from £8,995 on-the-road and will be available exclusively through selected UK retailers.The quadricycle has a WLTP battery range of up to 46 miles, with…

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Three men accused of murdering journalist Lyra McKee in Northern Ireland more than seven years ago have been found not guilty.The 29-year-old author died after being shot as she stood close to police vehicles, watching disturbances in the Creggan area of Londonderry in April 2019.The New IRA – a dissident republican paramilitary group – claimed responsibility for her death.Peter Cavanagh, 38, of Mary Street in Derry, Jordan Gareth Devine, 25, of Bishop Street and Paul McIntyre, 58, of Kells Walk faced a joint enterprise murder charge.

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