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Fury as 'paedo' migrant avoids jail for attack on girl, 13, after saying sorry (opens the original)
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Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni has reacted with fury after a Bangladeshi migrant accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl in Italy was released after saying sorry. In a case that has dominated Italian media, Ms Meloni has ordered a review after judges ruled that the accused had shown contrition and cooperated with police. The girl, who cannot be named, was sexually assaulted by the 42-year-old migrant on the outskirts of Turin after being lured into the back of a shop she had vis
Fury as 'paedo' migrant avoids jail for attack on girl, 13, after saying sorry - AOL (opens the original)
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Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni has reacted with fury after a Bangladeshi migrant accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl in Italy was released after saying sorry. In a case that has dominated Italian media, Ms Meloni has ordered a review after judges ruled that the accused had shown contrition and cooperated with police. The girl, who cannot be named, was sexually assaulted by the 42-year-old migrant on the outskirts of Turin after being lured into the back of a shop she had vis
Labour announces new school uniform rules for families (opens the original)
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Families could save up to £1,200 a year from free school meals, free breakfast clubs and cheaper uniforms, the Government has said. As the school term begins, more than three million children from families receiving Universal Credit will now benefit from measures as part of Labour's attempt to lift more than half a million children out of poverty. The support comes as new research finds many parents continue to make difficult choices to make ends meet during term time, with a third cutting back
UK’s cheapest supermarket named - £34 cheaper than Morrisons (opens the original)
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The most cost-effective UK supermarkets have been named, with more than £60 separating the most expensive and cheapest stores. The research, compiled by Which? found that Aldi was once more the cheapest supermarket, with an average bag of 92 groceries costing £159.36 in August. The group checked the prices of 92 popular branded and own-brand groceries, including milk, cheese and Hovis sliced bread, at eight of the UK's biggest supermarkets throughout August to see how they compared. Aldi, the ba
On the fence Burnham putting us all at risk with his indecisive flip-flopping (opens the original)
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How quickly optimism can fade. Just months ago, John Healey swanned up Downing Street to accept his role as Chancellor and the country breathed a collective sigh of relief that our armed forces would be funded properly. Surely, in appointing a man who had recently resigned from his role as Defence Secretary over a failure to commit to spending 3% of GDP on defence, Andy Burnham was signalling that he agreed with Healey’s assessment. Two months later, it appears that that is not quite the case. L
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