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Youth handed minimum 15-year term for fatal knife attack in north London as judge says public watched victim die in the street

Brothers Louis Ahearne, 36, and Stewart Ahearne, 46, were sentenced at the Old Bailey alongside Daniel Kelly, 46.

Karolina Zurawska, 42, from Swansea, was handed an indefinite hospital order at Swansea Crown Court on Friday.

Wednesday and Thursday look set to be the warmest days of the week, the Met Office said.

A total of 350 workers at the University of Edinburgh have taken voluntary redundancy, according to the institution’s principal.

Forecasters said a slump in global gas prices caused by Donald Trump’s tariffs had contributed to the lower price cap prediction.

Stephen Gethins proposed the Devolution (Immigration) (Scotland) Bill to devolve immigration powers to Holyrood.

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar did say he will aim to cut the overall cost and size of government if he becomes first minister.

Trevor Norgate, 58, previously pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving over the incident near Hermiston Gait in 2023.

The Scottish Labour leader launched his party’s campaign for the Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election on Friday.

Conservative Tess White has lodged a motion to remove Green Maggie Chapman as the Equalities Committee deputy convener.

The Office for National Statistics said on Friday that the US represented 16.2% of all UK exports in 2024.

Experts have already warned the price of electronics generally, and not just Apple products, are likely to rise.

David Joyce, 38, was shot dead on April 1 by armed police at Milton Keynes train station.

Some 26 people were killed in an attack on tourists on Tuesday.

The institution is grappling with a £35 million deficit.

The figures relate to the period directly before firms faced higher employment costs, with company national insurance contributions rising in April.

Nilgun Kayahan Kolan worked at the Watford branch of the high street chain for a brief period in October 2023.

Bishop Paul Tighe also said there is ‘a little bit of national pride’ that an Irish-born man is the chief organiser while the post is vacant.

Runcorn-based Nanoco has filed a lawsuit in the US against the electronics giant, claiming it has wilfully infringed its intellectual property.