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Appeal Judges dismissed legal challenges against Gatwick's £2.2 billion expansion project on Tuesday, permitting the development to proceed.
The supermarket chain says it will be "business as usual" for Argos, signalling that no job losses or store closures are expected.
The Metropolitan Police charged Axel Rudakubana on Tuesday with three assaults on staff at HMP Belmarsh and unauthorized possession of an offensive weapon during 2025.
On Friday, Robert Bush, a funeral director, was sentenced to 20 years in prison at Hull Crown Court in northeastern England after a five-day hearing where more than 200 victims described the devastating impact of his crimes.
Labour up four points to 28% while Reform falls to 24% as Andy Burnham apparently wins favour.
Andy Burnham has defended the cost of opening No 10 North in Manchester, telling “London-based” critics that it’s better to have “a north pole that balances the south pole”.
The families of the Southport victims have accused Axel Rudakubana of trying to “manipulate the system” after he was transferred from a high-security jail to a psychiatric hospital.
Full details of new prime minister Andy Burnham’s plans for the departments are yet to emerge. However, the fundamentals of the machinery of government change – which also includes the return of “digital” to the Department for Culture, Media and Sport – were laid out last night in Burnham’s cabinet appointments.
Controversial influencers Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan are expected to face a US court on Monday as UK police seek their extradition over an investigation into alleged sexual offences.
