A burglar was found hiding in a bin after he broke into an optician’s in Nottingham on 5 November.
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Family pays tribute to ‘special and gentle’ woman stabbed near Birmingham bus stop
Katie Fox died from her injuries days after the attack
Kirstie Allsopp calls for stamp duty to be abolished in Reeves’ Budget
The Location, Location, Location presenter told a committee she believed the tax is ‘damaging’ housing stock
BBC board: The 10 people tasked with appointing new director-general
One board member, Sir Robbie Gibb, faced sharp criticism in the Commons on Wednesday
Scam warning as winter fuel payments are rolled out to millions of Britons
DWP urges pensioners to discard any scam messages asking them to apply for payments
British state supplied victims to ‘worst sex offender in history’ as abuse continued unchecked at notorious detention centre
Investigation finds ‘the silence of many’ allowed widespread physical and sexual abuse to continue at Medomsley Detention Centre for decades – as watchdog says victims deserve public apology
Baroness Helen Newlove, who fought for justice after husband’s death, dies aged 63
She earned herself a peerage for her campaigning in 2010
‘I saw inmates eat glass and nails to try to get out’: The brutal reality of life inside Medomsley Detention Centre
From being greeted with a punch to having bones broken by the very people who were supposed to be keeping them safe, survivors have laid bare the reality of life inside Medomsley
The three ways Starmer could be ousted as PM after Streeting coup rumours
There are several ways that a sitting prime minister can be removed
Starmer shuts down Lowe’s calls for a referendum on the death penalty: ‘It is not the answer’
Sir Keir Starmer has shut down Rupert Lowe’s recommendation that the death penalty be reintroduced for foreign criminals.