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Andy Burnham holds back tears as he speaks of late father Roy at conference - AOL (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham became emotional as he spoke of his late father during his Labour Party conference speech. The Prime Minister appeared to hold back tears, before taking a pause, which promoted a member of the audience to shout “go on Andy”. His father Roy, who was in his mid-80s, died earlier this month after suffering from Alzheimer’s. Mr Burnham has previously spoken about his father’s illness, which meant he did not know his son had become Prime Minister. This experience is one of Mr Burnham’s d
Bluetongue crisis spreads as government accused of being âasleep at the wheelâ (opens the original)
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The Conservatives have called for financial support for farmers, claiming ministers have been "asleep at the wheel" as bluetongue cases spread across the UK. Official Government figures show that 795 cases of the disease have been recorded across England, Scotland and Wales during the 2026/27 season. The condition affects ruminant livestock such as cows and sheep, and can prove fatal to animals. Responding to MPs on Thursday, Environment minister Stephen Morgan said his message to farmers was to
Lisa Nandy to meet TikTok amid ‘epidemic’ of dangerous behaviour on social media - AOL (opens the original)
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Lisa Nandy has said she will meet TikTok “in the coming days” as she told MPs there is more to do to address an “epidemic” of young people using social media to encourage dangerous behaviour. It comes after two police officers died last month when their vehicle collided with a car being driven the wrong way along a dual carriageway in Teesside, killing five young men as well. A social media account, thought to have belonged to one of the five, posted videos last year appearing to show dangerous
Lisa Nandy to meet TikTok amid âepidemicâ of dangerous behaviour on social media (opens the original)
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Lisa Nandy has said she will meet TikTok âin the coming daysâ as she told MPs there is more to do to address an âepidemicâ of young people using social media to encourage dangerous behaviour. It comes after two police officers died last month when their vehicle collided with a car being driven the wrong way along a dual carriageway in Teesside, killing five young men as well. A social media account, thought to have belonged to one of the five, posted videos last year appearing to show da
PC Andrew Harperâs killers âto be excluded from early release schemeâ (opens the original)
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Pc Andrew Harperâs killers will be excluded from the early release scheme and will remain in prison, reports say. Offenders serving sentences for specific categories of manslaughter will no longer qualify for early discharge, including Albert Bowers and Jessie Cole, according to The Telegraph. Andy Burnham previously promised to do "everything possible" to ensure the pair were not freed from custody, following widespread condemnation of the scheme. However, the Prime Minister declined to confi
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