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‘Dangerous’ teenager who murdered grandfather while on police bail jailed for life - AOL (opens the original)
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A violent teenager who was released on police bail twice – leaving him free to murder a beloved grandfather in a “shocking and cowardly” attack – has been jailed for life. Rasheed Rahman, then aged 19, plunged a five-inch kitchen knife that he had signed out from his supported living accommodation into the back of Mark Carroll, 55, as he walked in a small London park with a friend on 10 April 2024. Rahman, who was not known to Mr Carroll, then fled the scene, still armed with the murder weapon,
Alzheimer’s drug to be offered to people without symptoms in bid to prevent onset - AOL (opens the original)
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The Independent and Yahoo will earn a commission from purchases made via links in this article. Pricing and availability are subject to change. An Alzheimer’s drug will be offered to people without symptoms who are at high risk of the disease in an NHS trial that is unique in Europe. The trial will give the drug Trontinemab to those at high risk of Alzheimer’s to see if the disease can be delayed or prevented, it has been reported. Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust are the firs
Warning UK ministers are putting interests of Big Tech ahead of public on AI (opens the original)
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Ministers are putting the interests of Big Tech ahead of the public by spending billions on AI and not being transparent about its use, MPs and rights groups have warned. The UK public sector has awarded more than 2,000 contracts for AI-related projects since 2018, totalling around £5bn of potential spending, according to analysis by consultancy Tussell. While the cutting-edge tech has the ability to bring huge advantages in areas such as health, campaigners and MPs have warned that the governme
UK and France deploy new team to stop âmega dinghiesâ crossing Channel (opens the original)
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A new team of 45 officers will be deployed on French beaches in the coming weeks, specifically tasked with stopping âmega dinghyâ launches along the coast. The additional boots on the ground will bring the total number of French officers battling to stop small boat launches to nearly 1,050, the government has announced. The move comes as French president Emmanuel Macron meets with prime minister Andy Burnham in London on Wednesday. Small boat crossings to the UK have fallen by 23 per cent ye
Surge in people applying for citizenship after Brexit as numbers hit record high (opens the original)
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Applications for British citizenship, which have been on the rise since Brexit, have surged to a record high, analysis of government figures shows. In the year ending June 2026, 315,224 people applied to become British citizens, up 17 per cent on the previous year, research by the University of Oxford’s Migration Observatory found. Citizenship applications have been on a steady rise since 2014, but have increased substantially since the UK left the EU in 2020. The surge in citizenship applicatio
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