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Four-time British champion Jess Warner-Judd tells BBC Sport that the London Marathon 2026 represents a “second chance” at running after she suffered a seizure during the 2024 European Championship, 10,000 meter final, which led to a later epilepsy diagnosis. READ MORE: Back from mid-race seizure – Warner-Judd on second chanceAvailable to UK users only.

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A woman in her thirties has been taken into custody following a house fire in Wolverhampton on Friday evening.Two boys died during the incident on Mason Street. The children, aged one and three, died in the blaze that broke out at a property at approximately half past eight in the evening.Police confirmed on Saturday afternoon that the detained woman remains in custody as detectives continue their enquiries into the circumstances surrounding the fatal incident. The boys’ family is currently receiving assistance from specialist officers during what authorities have described as an extremely difficult period.Emergency services rushed to the scene after…

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England: Kildunne; David, Jones (capt), Rowland, Moloney-MacDonald; Aitchison, L Packer; Carson, Cokayne, Bern, Burton, Burns, Kabeya, M Packer, Feaunati.Replacements: Powell, Clifford, Muir, Lutui, Short, Robinson, Harrison, Breach.Wales: Powell; Singleton, Keight, De Vera, J Joyce; George, Bevan; Pyrs, Jones, Tuipulotu, Aiono, Crabb, Metcalfe, Lewis (capt), King.Replacements: Reardon, Davies, Rose, Evans, A Joyce, Lockwood, Bell, Richards.

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A prison officer who wrote love poetry for sex offender has been jailed for six months over a “highly sexual” secret relationship. Livvy Edney, 44, of Torquay, appeared at Exeter Crown Court on Friday, where she received a custodial sentence for misconduct in public office.The mother of three developed a secret relationship with a convicted sex offender, Paul Young, whom she was responsible for supervising whilst employed at HMP Channings Wood in Devon. Young was serving an indefinite sentence for public protection following his conviction for assault by penetration when Edney began her supervisory role over him.The court heard their…

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Britain could be left shouldered with a “zombie government” as Keir Starmer battles to stay in power while the nation is mired in multiple crises.Speaking to GB News, former No10 Communications Director Jonathan Haslam predicted Labour would be paralysed with indecision on who should replace the embattled Prime Minister. “We might find ourselves facing a bit of a zombie government for the next 10 to 12 months,” Mr Haslam said.“Nobody in the Labour Party can agree on who might be best placed to take on that particular job.”He feared: “We’re going to be faced as a country looking at all…

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The parent company of British Airways has warned passengers to expect higher airfares as rising jet fuel costs place pressure on the aviation industry.International Airlines Group (IAG) issued the warning on Friday, pointing to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz during the ongoing Iran conflict as a key factor driving oil prices higher.The airline group said that despite using hedging strategies, which involve purchasing fuel in advance at fixed rates to limit exposure to market volatility, it remains exposed to wider geopolitical developments.IAG said it was “not immune” to the broader consequences of instability in the Middle East.Oil tankers…

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The DVLA has been slammed for leaving thousands of drivers stuck off UK roads, as MPs from across the political spectrum warn of long delays and mounting frustration.During a heated Commons debate, parliamentarians said people who had followed the rules and declared medical conditions were being punished by a system that is too slow and outdated.Vikki Slade, MP for Mid Dorset and North Poole, who secured the debate, said many drivers were left waiting months with no updates at all. “The DVLA is stuck in manual, while the rest of us are on automatic,” she told MPs. She criticised the…

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A British Healthcare consultant was forced to spend the night in a Qatari police cell after posting a negative TripAdvisor review. Craig Barratt, 49, from York, had written on TripAdvisor that the Ritz-Carlton was “not safe for western women” following what his wife Sarah described as sexual harassment at the five-star property in July 2024.The couple believe hotel managers reported the review to Qatari authorities without their knowledge, leading to Mr Barratt being prosecuted for defamation under the Gulf state’s strict cybercrime legislation.”I didn’t know if I was ever going to see him again,” Ms Barratt, 34, said of the…

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