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Emergency services continue the search for the child, who fell into a river in Leicester. Source link

The Irish government is set to announce substantial new funding for cross-border projects later. The cabinet in Dublin will meet to approve the plans, which will include the restoration of the £400m funding promise for the A5. Highly anticipated funding for Casement Park in west Belfast is also set to …

Wrexham soon beckoned, one of the traditional Labour seats won in 2019 by the Conservatives. There was plenty of food for thought at the city’s Tŷ Pawb food hall. Steffi Williams, from Coedpoeth, who was there with her baby, said the cost of living was “massive”. “Everyone I know in …

Dr Jonathan Lord, medical director at MSI, which is one of the UK’s main abortion providers, believes the “unprecedented” number of women now falling under investigation may be linked to the police’s increased awareness of the availability of the “pills by post” scheme – introduced in England and Wales during …

The Campaign Against Antisemitism claimed the word “Israel” was scribbled out “just because it is the Jewish state”. Source link

Salad crops are grown indoors under lights three times faster than in traditional agriculture. Source link

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is facing extradition to the US for revealing military secrets. Source link

The Wikileaks founder is trying to overturn an extradition order signed in 2022 by then UK home secretary Priti Patel. Source link

Offering regular colonoscopies to people with Lynch syndrome at any age will save lives, NHS England says. Source link

Joe Ousalice has cancer and fears he will die before he gets any money from the UK government. Source link

Prince of Wales visits will recognise “human suffering” in the Middle East and concerns about antisemitism. Source link

LockBit is a major criminal gang that uses its software to steal sensitive data until a ransom is paid Source link

Paula Vennells, the former chief executive of the Post Office, did not respond to the BBC’s requests for comment. Chris Aujard, then Post Office general counsel, and Richard Callard, the civil servant who represented the government on the board, declined to comment while the public inquiry was ongoing. Source link

Image caption, The Daily Telegraph features a picture of Yulia Navalnaya, promising readers more information on the video inside. The paper leads with a headline stating that the United States is trying to stop Israel’s offensive in Rafah – in the southern Gaza Strip. It says that US President Joe …

Rishi Sunak is to unveil support for farming and food production, at the NFU’s annual conference. Source link

Fears children will have to “fend for themselves” if numbers of teachers of the deaf keep falling. Source link

A charity voices concerns about the care on offer following the death of Scotland’s only specialist nurse. Source link

Freya delivered her 9lbs 8oz son with no pain relief while her mum drove her to hospital. Source link

During the hearing last year, David Wolfe KC, for SSWHS, said the Government gave “unlawful consideration of alternatives” to the project, and that campaigners believed National Highways had provided “fundamentally flawed” information over these that “failed to acknowledge the heritage harm”. Source link

If jurors believed Bah had freely gone to sea, they could convict him of manslaughter only if sure that reasonable people would have realised that the journey risked death and, crucially, his steering had contributed to the tragedy. The jurors could also consider whether Bah was guilty of causing the …