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A 14-year-old boy in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, was sentenced to a one-year referral order after pleading guilty to grievous bodily harm for stabbing a girl, also 14, during a shop attack on March 15. The incident followed months of obsessive behaviour after she rejected his advances.
Axel Rudakubana, serving a life sentence for multiple murders, appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court following an alleged attack on a prison officer at Belmarsh prison. He is charged with attempting to cause grievous bodily harm and possessing an offensive weapon, with his next court date set for October 19.
Earl Spencer made controversial claims during a BBC interview, alleging that King Charles exhibited giddiness following Princess Diana’s death. Body language expert Judi James noted Spencer’s use of a ‘precision pinch’ gesture, suggesting an intent to convey accuracy in his recollections, including his interactions with Charles.
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Talking Europe hosts Italian former prime minister Enrico Letta, who is now president of the Jacques Delors Institute. Letta has been tasked by the European institutions to produce a report on the future of the EU single market, which is due to be discussed by the bloc’s leaders next spring. He argues that the single market is under pressure from inside and outside, and that common solutions need to be found. He also calls for a “tailor-made” Stability and Growth Pact to take account of nuances between EU member states, as well as the impact of the crises that the EU has faced in the last three years.
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