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A former Houses of Parliament employee was arrested last week under the Computer Misuse Act 1990. This morning, Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle confirmed that the police investigation is ongoing and further details will follow.
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The RMT union will commence 24-hour strikes on the London Underground from 12pm today, affecting travel throughout the capital. A separate bus strike will also impact specific routes from 5am on Friday.
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A manhunt is underway following a fatal stabbing at Primrose Hill yesterday evening, where a 21-year-old man died, and another in his 20s was injured.
An increased police presence remains in the area as investigations continue.
But currently the RSPCA estimates tat there may as many as 5000 monkeys being kept as pets across the UK.
‘Everyone has been shocked by watching what they have done over the past few days and beyond and it is an appalling miscarriage of justice.’
There are not thought to be any suspicious circumstances around her death.
The Tory MPs calling for a fresh debate on assisted dying before the general election this year now count a minister among their ranks.
‘You’ll certainly need that winter coat.’
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