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The board leading the inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire has been told not to “ignore” the impact of poverty and race on the tragedy.
Former Labour MP Eric Joyce has pleaded guilty to making an indecent photograph of a child.
A 23-year-old woman who was stabbed to death at a Holiday Inn has been named as Khloemae Loy.
Johnny Depp is not a “wife beater” and allegations of violence made by his ex-wife Amber Heard are “complete lies”, the High Court has been told by his lawyers on the first day of a libel trial.
The Memorial Tournament next week will now be played behind closed doors, the PGA Tour have confirmed.
The Metropolitan Police want to talk to Bianca Williams and Ricardo Dos Santos to hear their concerns after they expressed their anger at the way they were stopped by officers at the weekend.
First-class counties have agreed by a majority to play red-ball and white-ball cricket during this summer’s shortened men’s domestic season.
British gymnasts, including Olympians and elite competitors, claim the sport is riddled with cases of physical and emotional abuse with some suggesting their complaints about welfare issues weren’t taken seriously by the governing body.
Ferrari say they are aiming to bring forward their “significant” car upgrade to this weekend’s Styrian GP, although are still not expecting to challenge at the front due to an alarming straight-line speed disadvantage.
There are not many opening batsmen who would choose to reinvent themselves just six matches into their Test career, fewer still when they were averaging over 40 at the time.
