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The hip-hop group apologised to the family of Sir David after footage emerged from a gig allegedly showing one member saying ‘kill your local MP’.

Appeal Court judges affirmed an earlier High Court ruling compelling the Government to hold a public inquiry into Sean Brown’s killing.

As the Tories faced a Reform UK surge in the North and parts of the Midlands, the Lib Dems put the squeeze on their vote further south.

After the decision on Friday, Harry told the BBC he would ask Yvette Cooper to ‘look at this very, very carefully’.

Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust said the cases of almost 800 patients are being reviewed.

Harry, 40, lost a Court of Appeal challenge over his security arrangements while in the country.

Paul Whiteman, the NAHT school leaders’ union chief, has called for collaboration to stop a generation of boys ‘disappearing into a vortex of hatred’.

The Tory leader conceded the public was ‘still not yet ready to trust us’ after losing hundreds of councillors in a Reform UK surge.

Paul W Fleming won 81% of the vote compared with 19% for the other candidate Riky Ash.

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill will return to the Commons on May 16.

Headteachers fear the watchdog’s inspection proposals will increase high-stakes accountability and pressure on school staff.

The former MP and Sinn Fein leader is continuing to give evidence in his defamation case against the BBC at the High Court in Dublin.

Border Force officers searching the pair’s unregistered van discovered the five migrants underneath an old mattress, clothing and motorbike parts.

Mr Farage’s party has gained hundreds of seats and taken control of five councils.

Round-up of fact checks from the last week compiled by Full Fact.

Charles and Camilla will visit from May 26-27 and attend the state opening of the nation’s parliament.

A serious ransomware attack on Marks & Spencer forced the company to suspend online orders and halt recruitment.