Seventeen-year-old dies from wounds in hospital Via: Westminster stabbing: Murder investigation launched after teenager killed in broad daylight
Campaigners urge government to take a lead in cutting greenhouse gas emissions Via: Glasgow will host key UN climate talks in 2020, government announces
The device was found after officers took part in an operation targeting dissident republicans in Creggan Heights, sparking violent scenes as they were hit by petrol bombs by rioters. Via: Bomb found in parked vehicle in Londonderry `meant for police patrol´
Michael de Souza, from London, penned the Rastamouse books which were later turned into a CBeebies TV show voiced by Reggie Yates. But he fraudulently claimed nearly £10,000 in benefits. Via: Creator of Rastamouse, 64, avoids prison for benefit fraud
The Defence and Security Equipment International fair opened today at the ExCel centre in east London and sees arms manufacturers market their wares to delegations from across the world. Via: Terrifying cyber dogs are among fearsome arsenal on display at London arms fair
Dana Twidale, 42, of Hull, East Yorkshire, is being investigated by police and reporting agency Action Fraud following complaints from engaged couples, catering and event hire firms and DJs. Via: Husband of wedding 'scammer', 42, says he hopes victims 'get justice'
The devastated family of Nosa Quoirin (including her mother Meabh, pictured) gathered to say a final goodbye almost a month after she was found dead during a family holiday in Malaysia. Via: Nora Quoirin is finally laid to rest a month after she was found dead in Malaysia
A far-right terrorist who tried to kill Muslims in a rampage the day after the Christchurch attack has been jailed for more than 18 years. Via: Vincent Fuller: White supremacist jailed for launching far-right terror attack a day after Christchurch shootings
County Championship updates from around the groundsThe Spin: cricket feels heat amid the climate crisisAnd feel free to email Tanya, tweet @tjaldred or post BTL 2.55pm BST And as the Lord’s floodlights come on – Durham go off. All out 147 before tea. A quietly magnificent 54 from Peter Handscomb, Read more
Charities and opposition parties urge move over ex-cricketer’s conviction for domestic abuseBoris Johnson is being urged to withdraw Geoffrey Boycott’s knighthood over his conviction for domestic violence and the former England cricketer’s response to criticism.Women’s charities and opposition parties made the call after Boycott said he did not “give a Read more