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Luke O’Connor died in hospital after attack near a large halls of residence in Fallowfield area of city Family and friends have paid tribute to a “lively, bubbly, beautiful” university student who was fatally stabbed near a large halls of residence in Manchester. Greater Manchester police said Luke O’Connor, 19, was stabbed on Wilmslow Road in Fallowfield at about 2am on Wednesday. He was given CPR at the scene but later died of his injuries in hospital. Continue reading… ​Luke O’Connor died in hospital after attack near a large halls of residence in Fallowfield area of cityFamily and friends have…

  The two projects received grant funding from the Government as part of the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy’s Heat Pump Ready Programme. ​The two projects received grant funding from the Government as part of the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy’s Heat Pump Ready Programme. 

What will happen to the Wallaces now Sean’s back?

 More than 88% of members of the Royal College of Midwives in Scotland voted ‘yes’ to taking industrial action consisting of a strike. More than 88% of members of the Royal College of Midwives in Scotland voted ‘yes’ to taking industrial action consisting of a strike. 

  ‘A little extra tax’ needed to support public services valued by public, says Andy Street ‘A little extra tax’ needed to support public services valued by public, says Andy Street 

The herd has caused havoc in the seaside town since the first lockdown.

  Exclusive: Powerful Commons committee will demand to know if warning was ignored before home secretary given job back Exclusive: Powerful Commons committee will demand to know if warning was ignored before home secretary given job back 

 Lawyers representing Transport for London said that since the start of October ‘protest activity’ has ‘very largely focused’ on London roads. Lawyers representing Transport for London said that since the start of October ‘protest activity’ has ‘very largely focused’ on London roads. 

Internet safety groups say withdrawal of proposed legislation from next week’s Commons schedule leaves children at continued risk The government has been criticised for endangering children by failing to pass its online safety bill, after it confirmed that the change of prime minister had caused yet another delay to the proposed legislation. With no known date for when the bill will return to the Commons, internet safety groups warned that any further delay would continue to place children at risk. Continue reading… ​Internet safety groups say withdrawal of proposed legislation from next week’s Commons schedule leaves children at continued riskThe…

  The poll saw 39 percent of people say Mr Sunak would make a better Prime Minister, up six percent from the start of September. ​The poll saw 39 percent of people say Mr Sunak would make a better Prime Minister, up six percent from the start of September.