Pictured: Girl, 11, found dead in park - as police probe 'unexplained' death

🔮 In its submission, it claims that the Home Office ‘erred in law’ by concluding that the camp was unlikely to damage the environment without carrying out a full assessment which, the villagers say, would show it needs to introduce measures to protect the wildlife.

🔮 The woman, named locally as Jenny Westwood, was found dead at the home she rented with her partner, understood to be Victoria Williams, who was in her 40s and known as Vicky.

🔮 A ceramicist flew into a rage and smashed up his pots in front of his 'terrified' wife because he couldn't watch rugby on TV, a court heard.

🔮 Liberty York's mother says her daughter wasn't given a 'fighting chance' after it took three months to diagnose the teenager Liberty pictured at home with her rabbit Snuggle, a few weeks before she passed away 'When your child takes a long time to be diagnosed, I think there will always be a part of you that wonders, 'Why didn't I keep pushing?'

🔮 Employment Judge Rhodri McDonald, sitting in Manchester, found the Trust's removal of Dr Grady's 'Clinical Director role without any advance warning was (viewed objectively) conduct likely to destroy or seriously damage the employment relationship.' He added: 'We have found that her appointment was an open ended one which she would have expected to continue, absent some indication of serious failings on her part. '

🔮 Benjamin Day, 20, changed his plea part way through his trial at Wolverhampton Crown Court and admitted murdering Maria Saceanu. Day had been expected to claim self-defence, asserting that he set up the room to film a 'tribute' to Dexter which he could post on TikTok. But after an hour-long delay to proceedings on Tuesday, Day returned from the cells to the dock and appeared to smirk as he nodded towards the court clerk and entered a guilty plea. Day, wearing a dark suit and a maroon patterned tie, was remanded in custody and will be sentenced on December 4. Day was arrested in a Dexter-style khaki top after stabbing Ms Saceanu 78 times and beginning to dismember her body. The court heard the University of Worcester undergraduate prepared the room in Tividale, West Midlands, as a 'tribute' to the US drama.

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🔮 Tarjinderjit Nizzer resigned as a Derbyshire Police Neighbourhood Sergeant earlier this year Nizzer, pictured outside Nottingham Magistrates' Court, will next appear before a judge on October 30 Nizzer is accused of sending unsolicited emails to another officer, providing his personal mobile number to her, arranging to meet her under false pretences, and making 'unwanted advances'. Other charges state he made inappropriate comments to a domestic abuse victim about her body, sent her messages and approached her in public; and called another woman his 'dream girl', as well as giving her money and asking for 'selfies' of her bottom.

🔮 A man believed to be Palestinian small-boat migrant Abu Wadee is seen leaving an asylum HMO in Corby earlier today - an ankle tag visible beneath his trousers Wadee - seen speaking on his doorstep earlier this week - says he no longer supports Hamas A man who identified himself as a housing officer was seen loading bags of possessions into the taxi before it left with Wadee inside Following his release from prison in December, Wadee was housed at the property alongside three other migrants under the Home Office's asylum dispersal scheme. He was traced to the house earlier this week, claiming he no longer supported Hamas, had Jewish friends and wanted to stay in the UK. The videos show Wadee at the Willow Place Shopping Centre in Corby, around a mile-and-a-half from the HMO.

🔮 Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp said it was a 'joke' that Wadee was living at public expense and called for him to be sent back to Hamas-controlled territory where he would 'fit right in'.

🔮 It has also left the couple - who have never experienced aggression in their neighbourhood before - fundraising to repair the damage, and fearful the arsonists will return to finish the job, or set alight more homes on the street.

🔮 The now 18-year-old, who suffered from depression and anxiety, was employed at the Royal Thurso Hotel from May to June 2024 earning £7 an hour.

🔮 The Association of Convenience Stores also said there was no 'meaningful change' in weekend sales, but sources warn some shoppers may take the stockpiling advice to extremes.

🔮 Aerial images have revealed the detailed outlines of dozens of limestone cottages that once housed more than 100 people, offering a rare glimpse of villages which disappeared beneath the water more than half a century ago. The abandoned villages of Derwent and Ashopton have been uncovered after droughts hit the Ladybower Reservoir (Pictured: An aerial image of long-lost streets and foundations belonging to the villages) The villages were deliberately flooded in the 1940s to make way for the Upper Derwent Valley reservoir (Pictured: Remnants of brick walls exposed after water levels plummeted) The outlines of dozens of limestone cottages that once housed more than 100 people have been exposed A brick wall stands as a reminder of the villages which disappeared beneath the water more than half a century ago The discovery comes as England's drought issue continues to worsen, with ministers secretly warned this week reservoirs could run dry - causing chaos for families in the run-up to Christmas.

🔮 It is not clear which leopard was involved in the attack Mr van Hees also confirmed the leopard involved in the attack will not be put to sleep.

🔮 But the Celebrity Traitors castle has a dark past of its own - which the BBC would rather its viewers did not know.

🔮 Anthony Lee - the Tories' former director of campaigning - used 'inside information' from a private meeting called by former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to bet on the general election date months before it took place. Lee, 49, and his wife, parliamentary candidate Laura Lee, 38, pleaded guilty at Southwark Crown Court to placing more than £2,000 worth of bets from March 10 and May 21, 2024, standing to win more than £23,000 had their cheating not been unearthed.

🔮 Ahead of Storm Austen's arrival in Somerset, an incredible snap at Glastonbury Tor has captured the site's full majesty as a rainbow appears from an illuminated sky The beautiful scene was also photographed from inside St Michael's Church upon the hill The shots come as Storm Austen is forecast to bring gusts of 50 to 60mph to Somerset from Thursday night into Friday, with gusts exceeding 70mph possible in exposed coastal areas.

🔮 A first aider who was nearby rushed to the scene before paramedics arrived and tried to resuscitate him, but to no avail. Bad weather conditions meant that a medical helicopter could not be deployed to the area, according to local French media. A 43-year-old British snowboarder also died in March after plunging 330 feet from a rocky ledge in an off-piste area near the La Plagne ski resort in the French Alps.

🔮 The action follows a summer of 'whack-a-mole'-style problems where officials would invoke legal routes to clear caravans from public land, only for them to quickly pop up elsewhere.

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🔮 Prosecuting, Patrick Sullivan said one witness saw ex-Olympian Saunders emptying a beer bottle near the bar so he could use it as a weapon.