Imogen James
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Labour's Lucy Powell questioned on council reforms, new GCSEs and small boats on BBC local radio (opens the original)
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BBC Radio Solent's Katie Martin also pushed Powell on the issue of small boats crossing the channel, following the landing of a so-called mega dinghy with 120 migrants on board at Eastney on 6 September. "Small boat crossings are significantly down this year," Powell said. "In fact they are significantly lower than anytime in the last six years, thanks to all the steps we are taking." "As we close down some avenues and routes, the criminal gangs look for and find new ways to deliver their terrib
Russia 'purposefully' hit critical infrastructure in latest strikes, Kyiv mayor says (opens the original)
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Russia's latest attack on Kyiv marks the first time in several months critical infrastructure "was purposefully attacked" in the Ukrainian capital, the city's mayor said. At least 17 people have been killed as blocks of flats and warehouses were struck across the city overnight, the State Emergency Service of Ukraine said. A children's hospital and school were also damaged, and more than 40 people have been injured, it added. On Thursday, Kyiv's mayor Vitali Klitschko warned residents of Desnyan
Ann Widdecombe killed in 'targeted attack', counter terror police say (opens the original)
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Daniel De SimoneReporting from Scotland Yard Police today said the murder and counter-terrorism investigations are running in "parallel". This can potentially mean the suspect eventually faces terrorism offences in addition to a murder charge. But that is not inevitable, and a murder can be prosecuted as having a terrorist or political motive without any other charges alongside it. That has happened in other cases. For now, all police will say they are sure of is that Ann Widdecombe was specific
Man, 26, arrested on suspicion of murder after Ann Widdecombe found dead at home (opens the original)
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This afternoon, police announced they had launched a murder investigation into the death of Ann Widdecombe, 78-year-old former Conservative minister turned Reform UK spokeswoman. Friday morning: Widdecombe's agent announced her death "with great shock and sadness", but did not say when, how or where she died. Friday early afternoon: Devon and Cornwall Police said Widdecombe was found deceased at her home on Thursday morning with serious injuries, and they had launched a murder investigation into
Graham Linehan receives settlement from Met over online post arrest (opens the original)
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The Metropolitan Police have apologised to comedian and campaigner Graham Linehan and acknowledged his "considerable distress" for his arrest over his posts on X in September 2025. Five armed Heathrow airport officers detained the Irish comedy writer on suspicion of inciting hatred under the Public Order Act as he returned from Arizona. The BBC understands a settlement has been reached, which is reported to be £25,000. In a video reacting to the news, Linehan, who now lives in Arizona, said the
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