Jim Gamble, a former police officer, has taken his name out of the running amid claims of a ‘highly charged and toxic environment’
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Teenager who killed Harvey Willgoose during school lunch break is jailed for 16 years
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‘Firearm suspect’ triggering school lockdown turns out to be boy in fancy dress with toy gun
Sussex Police dispatched armed officers in response to a report of a suspected gunman in Bognor Regis on Wednesday morning
Council U-turn after woman issued £150 fine for pouring coffee down drain in London street
Burcu Yesilyurt called the fine ‘quite unfair’
Keir Starmer backs call for Prince Andrew to be hauled in front of MPs to give evidence
When the prime minister was asked whether Prince Andrew should give evidence to a select committee inquiry, he said: ‘I certainly support that’
Asylum seeker sent back to France under Starmer’s flagship ‘one in, one out’ scheme returns to Britain in small boat
The man is being held at an immigration detention centre as the Home Office attempts to speed up the case for his removal
‘I was a bad parent’: Baby P’s mother says nothing ‘justifies or excuses’ her abusive behaviour
Tracey Connelly gave first public statements since her conviction 16 years ago at parole hearing
Schools placed on lockdown after report of suspected gunman
Sussex Police advised schools in Bognor Regis to go into lockdown
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