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Today, new details emerge regarding Prince Philip’s battle with pancreatic cancer, as revealed in a recent biography. He was diagnosed in June 2013, maintaining privacy until his death in April 2021.
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Seven people were injured when a car struck pedestrians in Derby city centre last night. A man in his 30s has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and other charges. The investigation is ongoing.
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The clocks moved forward an hour overnight, marking the beginning of British Summer Time. Mornings will be darker initially, while evenings will experience more daylight.
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Nathan Newby will receive the George Medal for bravery later today, having talked down a would-be terrorist at St James’s Hospital in Leeds who was armed with a home-made bomb.
Farooq is serving a life sentence for his actions.
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A 12-year-old boy has been charged with sexual assault following an incident where a woman in her 60s was found with serious injuries in Birmingham. He remains in custody and will appear in court today.
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This morning, King Charles and Prince William’s interactions with a young Prince Harry have been analysed following a lip-reading segment. The focus highlights their family dynamics during a 1998 trip, shortly after Princess Diana’s death.
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A former Metropolitan Police employee admitted to submitting fraudulent sick notes, resulting in approximately £19,000 in losses over two years. Sentencing is scheduled for April 20, following a thorough examination of her health issues.
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Rain and colder temperatures will sweep across the UK today, ending an unusually warm spell. A significant drop to single figures is expected by Wednesday, with possible wintry showers in Scotland.
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Today, John Terry appears to have endorsed a policy to ban the burqa in public spaces, linking to the right-wing party Restore Britain’s stance. The discussion follows recent controversies regarding signage in foreign languages at UK stations.
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