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Capitol Attack: Video Evidence Used to Convict Rioter Vanishes

Attorneys representing a collection of news organisations said in a legal filing submitted on Tuesday that video evidence used during the sentencing of a rioter involved in the January 6, 2021 attack on the US Capitol had vanished from an online government platform.

Tarkowski Has Last Word Before Final Goodison Derby Ends in Brawl

Explosive, was how David 'Mystic' Moyes had predicted the 120th and final Merseyside derby at Goodison Park would play out. James Tarkowski triggered a detonator under it.

United in trouble Ratcliffe believes job cuts are needed to avoid going bust

Sir Jim Ratcliffe believes his decision to cut about 200 more jobs at Manchester United is necessary to help the club avoid going bust, the Guardian understands.

Work to begin on new towns by next election

Up to a dozen new towns will be under construction by the next election after 100 potential locations in England were identified as part of Keir Starmer's promise to deliver the largest housebuilding programme since the post-war era.

League wants access to clubs under updated financial rules

The Premier League has asked its clubs for expanded investigatory powers, including the right to access club premises, as part of new financial rules.

NHS trust ordered to pay £1.6m after three deaths of newborns

An NHS trust has been fined £1.6m after admitting it failed to provide safe care and treatment to three babies who died within months of one other.

Bolan and Hepburn to receive blue plaques for cultural impact

Audrey Hepburn, Marc Bolan and Una Marson are among the stars who will be receiving a blue plaque for their impact on London's cultural landscapes, English Heritage has announced.

Amess killer's Prevent case 'closed too soon'

The government's Prevent scheme made a series of errors in its handling of the man who went on to murder the Conservative MP David Amess, a review found yesterday.

Public green space in London to be built over by Spurs

A women's football academy will be built over public green space and a rewilded former golf course after Enfield council approved plans by Tottenham Hotspur football club.

Changing status Zuckerberg's once lofty diversity goals for Meta put on scrap heap

In 2019, Meta set an ambitious goal for itself: ensure half of its workforce was from diverse or underrepresented backgrounds by 2024.

Ineos outlook downgraded as debt pile soars to £10bn

Sir Jim Ratcliffe faces growing concerns over the financial health of his chemicals empire as its debt pile is forecast to reach almost €12bn (£10bn) this year and his sporting interests, including Manchester United and New Zealand rugby, hit crisis point.

Industry Reeves growth plans delayed until June

Labour's long-awaited industrial strategy has been delayed until June, while ministers will bring forward plans for individual sectors in a bid to show they are working to kickstart growth, it has emerged.

Judge warns women over 'nightmare' sperm donor

A sperm donor who had subjected mothers to a \"nightmare\" of controlling behaviour over their children has been named by a judge as a warning about the dangers of unregulated sperm donation.

Germany Greens tone down climate message amid challenge from the far right

The crowd had crammed into a concert hall in central Berlin to hear crunch-time election pitches from Robert Habeck and Annalena Baerbock, the high-profile Green ministers in charge of Germany's economy and diplomacy.

Former F1 team owner Jordan buys London Irish

A consortium led by the former Formula One team owner Eddie Jordan has bought London Irish more than a year after the Premiership club was suspended from all rugby for being unable to pay its players.

Caravan owners go to court to stop holiday park 'wild west'

Campaigners have called on the UK government to take action over the \"wild west\" holiday park industry, as nearly 2,000 people join a group legal action alleging they have lost thousands of pounds on mis-sold static caravans and unfair pitch fees.

Guardian and Observer up for multiple reporting awards

The Guardian and Observer have been nominated for multiple honours at this year's Press Awards, including for daily and Sunday newspapers of the year and news website of the year.

Trump's Pick for FBI Head Is Accused of Covertly Orchestrating Purge at Agency

A senior Democrat has accused Kash Patel, Donald Trump's nominee as FBI director, of having already secretly orchestrated a purge of the bureau's agents even as senators debate whether to confirm him in the post.

That's a rap Tabloid bad boy returns with Belfast band biopic

He first came to national attention blowing the whistle on his own dubious practices at the Daily Star and earning 14 mentions in Brian Leveson's 2012 report into phone hacking.

Met chief: Home Office failure means forces are stuck with officers who are unfit to serve

Britain's most senior police officer has blamed Home Office foot-dragging for a failure to change the rules to allow forces to sack officers who fail vetting procedures.

Havertz to miss rest of season with injury

Arsenal's worst fears have been realised with Kai Havertz set to miss the rest of the season with a hamstring injury, leaving Mikel Arteta's side without a recognised centre-forward in a blow to their Premier League title hopes.

Trump says he has opened talks with Putin to end war in Ukraine

US warns Kyiv it must cede territory and reject membership of Nato

'They are grounded in money, sex and the body': Ravenhill updates ten 16th-century plays

A premiere by Mark Ravenhill has been an event ever since the British playwright's explosive debut 30 years ago with Shopping and Fucking.

Ex-partner been a rat? 'Feed them' to an endangered owl

Revenge, they say, is a dish best served cold. And for an endangered owl breeding programme in Canada, it is also a dish best served dead.

World's peatlands are a ticking 'carbon bomb' that need saving, warns study

The world's peatlands are \"dangerously underprotected,\" despite the colossal amount of climate-heating carbon dioxide already being emitted due to their destruction, a study has warned.

Southern Brave sale seals Hundred's £1bn revamp of the English game

English cricket has completed arguably its greatest transformation in living memory after Southern Brave became the eighth and final Hundred franchise to be bought in a landmark sale totalling close to £1bn.

Cost of flights from France to rise as 'solidarity tax' doubles

The cost of flights from France will rise next month when the government more than doubles its \"solidarity tax\" on tickets.

Cherry and Applebaum on longlist for nonfiction prize

The singer Neneh Cherry, the historian Anne Applebaum and the Labour MP Yuan Yang are among those long-listed for this year's Women's prize for nonfiction.

Starmer 'Judge wrong to grant Gaza family asylum'

A judge who granted a Palestinian family the right to live in the UK after they applied through a scheme originally meant for Ukrainian refugees made the wrong decision, Keir Starmer has said.

PMQs are losing their flavour as Kemi Kaze struggles to formulate any coherent questions

We're going to have to rethink the way we do this. Redefine the parameters. It's usual to think of prime minister's questions as a moment of jeopardy for No 10.