Girl, 13, heard voices before fatal stabbing, trial told
A 13-year-old girl accused of murder was gripped by a severe mental disorder that impaired her judgment, a psychologist told Lincoln Crown Court. The trial continues.
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Girl, 13, accused of murder says she heard voices
A teenager accused of stabbing a woman to death in Wellingborough told a court she heard voices telling her to harm others. The trial continues at Lincoln Crown Court.
OBR Boss Exit Eases Pressure on Chancellor Reeves
Richard Hughes's resignation as OBR chair follows budget leak chaos. Experts warn the search for a credible successor is vital for UK fiscal governance and market confidence. Read the analysis.
Russell's maths quote exposes fiscal headroom 'guesswork'
A professor invokes Bertrand Russell to critique the uncertain maths behind UK fiscal forecasts. Plus, readers debate benefits, crosswords, and place names in our letters section. Share your view.
Starmer Admits He Considered Income Tax Manifesto Breach
Keir Starmer defends Chancellor Rachel Reeves, revealing he personally weighed breaking a manifesto pledge on income tax. Analysis shows his political survival is now bound to hers. Read the full story.
OBR Chair Resigns as Fiscal Forecasts Spark Political Row
Richard Hughes, chair of the Office for Budget Responsibility, has resigned. The move follows intense scrutiny of the watchdog's economic forecasts and exposes the government's delicate balancing act between political promises and market demands.
OBR Chair Resigns Over Early Budget Publication
Richard Hughes resigns as OBR chair after an inquiry into the early release of Rachel Reeves's budget. Read the full report on the watchdog's 'worst failure'.
OBR boss quits after Budget documents leaked
Office for Budget Responsibility chairman Richard Hughes has resigned after sensitive details of Rachel Reeves's Budget were published prematurely. Follow for the latest political updates.
OBR demands 'complete change' after Budget leak
The UK's budget watchdog calls for a total overhaul of its sensitive publication process after a technical error released forecasts early. Read the full report and recommended changes.
Watchdog reveals IT failure behind Budget leak blunder
The Office for Budget Responsibility calls its accidental early release of key Budget details the 'worst failure' in its history. Discover the full story and what happens next.
Starmer defends Reeves, pressures OBR over budget leak
PM Keir Starmer defends Chancellor Rachel Reeves and addresses the OBR budget leak, calling it a 'serious error'. He also reveals he considered breaking a key manifesto pledge. Read the latest.
Boy, 11, avoids charges after school stabbing
An 11-year-old boy will not face prosecution for an alleged stabbing at a Melbourne primary school due to Victoria's age of criminal responsibility. Discover the full story and its implications.
Business Reaction: Reeves' Budget Lacks Growth Measures
Business leaders express disappointment as Rachel Reeves' budget offers few pro-growth initiatives despite OBR's bleak forecasts. Discover the key takeaways and industry reactions.
Reeves dodges query on future after £26bn tax hikes
Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveils a £26bn tax rise package but sidesteps questions on her political future. Economic growth forecasts downgraded. Read the full analysis.
Budget Leak Déjà Vu: Dalton 1947 vs Reeves 2024
A major Budget leak by the OBR forces Chancellor Rachel Reeves into an embarrassing position, echoing Hugh Dalton's 1947 resignation scandal. Discover the parallels in Westminster's history of financial secrecy.
Reeves furious over Budget leak before speech
Chancellor Rachel Reeves responds with fury to a major Budget leak by the OBR minutes before her Commons statement. Follow for live updates on this breaking political story.
Girl, 13, denies murder after 143-stab killing
A 13-year-old girl accused of murdering Marta Bednarczyk was not suffering from depression, a court hears. The teen admits unlawful killing but denies murder. Read the latest from the trial.
5,400 New Jobs Possible If UK Stops Plastic Exports
New report reveals UK could create 5,400 jobs and £900m economic value annually by ending plastic waste exports by 2030. Campaigners urge closing export loophole.
Malaysia bans social media for under-16s from 2026
Malaysia plans to ban social media for children under 16 in 2026, following Australia's lead in a global push for online safety. Discover the new digital age limits.
Council blamed for 'avoidable' flood deaths in Liverpool
A grieving family accuses Liverpool City Council of inaction after their parents died in a flooded underpass. Read the full investigation into this preventable tragedy.
Real Story Behind Netflix's Responsible Child
The BBC drama Responsible Child, now number one on Netflix, is based on the tragic real-life case of Jerome Ellis. Discover the true story behind the gripping film.
Boy, 10, takes mum's car after school argument
A 10-year-old boy in Tennessee triggered a frantic police search after driving his mother's car home following a disagreement. Read the full story of this shocking joyride.
Roblox introduces strict age verification for chat
Roblox rolls out mandatory video selfie age checks for private messaging. New system aims to enhance child safety on the popular gaming platform. Learn about the changes.
Girl, 13, accused of murder after 140 stab wounds
A 13-year-old girl is on trial for murder after allegedly stabbing Marta Bednarczyk over 140 times. The court heard the attack was premeditated. Read the latest from the trial.
Roblox introduces strict age verification for safety
Roblox rolls out mandatory video selfie age checks for private messaging. New safeguards aim to protect young users from online risks. Discover the platform's latest safety measures.
Roblox tightens age checks and introduces age-based chats
Roblox is implementing a new age verification system and age-based chat groups to enhance child safety on its platform. Learn how these changes will protect younger users.
Amazon pulls 'Santa's Favourite Ho' baby outfit
Amazon removed a controversial baby outfit from its UK and US sites for violating content guidelines. The incident raises serious questions about corporate responsibility and consumer protection.
910,000 families miss £4,300 DWP Pension Credit
The DWP reveals 910,000 eligible families are missing out on Pension Credit, worth an average of £4,300 annually. Check your eligibility now for vital financial support.
TUC demands OBR overhaul ahead of budget
The TUC warns Britain's budget watchdog is hardwired for austerity and strangling growth. Read why a major review is demanded before the autumn budget.
Southport teen killer's parents face scrutiny over violent descent
Exclusive investigation reveals how Axel Rudakubana's parents missed multiple warning signs before their son's fatal stabbing spree in Southport, raising urgent questions about parental responsibility and youth violence prevention.
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