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Alec Baldwin’s lawyers accuse prosecution of ‘abuse of power’ in Rust case

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US star Baldwin is set to face a trial scheduled in July.

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Case against Sir Jeffrey Donaldson to be heard in court

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The former DUP leader, 61, was arrested and charged in relation to historical sexual allegations at the end of March.

Spice Girl Mel C and One Direction’s Louis Tomlinson win Northern Music Awards

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The inaugural event was held at the Albert Hall in Manchester.

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Terry Carter, Battlestar Galactica and McCloud actor, dies aged 95

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The actor ‘died peacefully’ at his New York home on Tuesday.

Bioluminescence first evolved in animals at least 540 million years ago – study

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The findings push back the previous oldest dated example of the trait by nearly 300 million years.

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What the papers say – April 24

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A range of stories features on the front page of the nation’s newspapers.

'I really disliked that man': Will Young on standing up to Simon Cowell

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The Leave Right Now hitmaker famously clashed with the acid-tongued talent show judge during his time competing on Pop Idol

Floella Benjamin to get Bafta Fellowship for ‘tireless support of children’

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On Wednesday, Bafta announced her as a recipient of the highest accolade the awards organisation can give.

A balanced diet may be linked to better brain health, study suggests

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According to the findings, people with a balanced diet demonstrated better mental health and superior cognitive functions.

Charities warn Bill to ban no-fault evictions ‘will fail’ if amendments backed

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There are calls for ministers to resist pressure from ‘vested interests’ ahead of key votes on the Renters (Reform) Bill on Wednesday.

Lack of Government oversight has left student finance system open to fraud – MPs

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Franchised higher education providers create ‘risks’ for taxpayers and students, the Public Accounts Committee has said.

Which? urges banks to address online security ‘loopholes’

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With many people increasingly banking online or on their phones, it is crucial that security protections are up to scratch, Which? said.

Videos of science practicals replacing interactive work in schools – report

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The most common form of exposure to practical science among school pupils was through video, a survey has found.

Britain’s most and least expensive cities to buy a first home or rent revealed

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The soaring costs of renting has meant buying has remained attractive even with higher mortgage rates, Rightmove said.

Questions unanswered about UK arms exports to Israel, Alicia Kearns says

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Even where there are concerns about selling weapons, the Government may not halt exports, Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron suggested.

King’s charity reveals next round of food waste workshops backed by Jamie Oliver

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Applications are now open for schools in Scotland to apply for The King’s Foundation’s latest Food for the Future education programme.

Cost-of-living crisis still hitting students, research suggests

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Employers have reported a ‘surge’ in graduates and apprentices leaving because of dissatisfaction over pay.

Deepfakes a major concern for general election, say IT professionals

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A survey of IT staff revealed concerns about the use of AI-generated content to undermine democratic processes.

Gardening and moderate physical activities ‘may cut depression risk by 23%’

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The effects of physical activity intensity on depression highlight the need for precise exercise guidelines, researchers say.

New targeted treatment approved for children with brain cancer

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The drugs improve children’s response rate to treatment and survival time without the disease getting worse.

Deadline day to apply for emergency photo ID for May 2 elections

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Voters without the correct ID will be turned away from polling stations.

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Raye bids to continue successful streak as debut record secures Ivor nomination

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Harry Styles, Fred Again.., Jungle, PinkPantheress and Ice Spice are also among the artists who have received nods.

Mauricio Pochettino admits Chelsea must 'assess the strategy' after heaviest-ever defeat to Arsenal

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The Chelsea boss admitted his side can be “so bad” after a painful London derby

Mikel Arteta backs Mauricio Pochettino to succeed at Chelsea despite big Arsenal win: 'He’s doing a great job'

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The Gunners enjoyed their biggest-ever win against Chelsea to boost their title hopes

Sun publisher files intellectual property claim over Kate farm shop video

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A filing to the Intellectual Property and Enterprise Court was made by News Group Newspapers Limited on Monday.

Trump hush-money trial: Deal to bury Donald Trump stories was 'agreement between friends', publisher says

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National Enquirer publisher David Pecker says he promised Trump he would suppress harmful stories

Tuesday, Apr 23

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Chelsea: Conor Gallagher responds to young fan who demanded players 'fight for the shirt'

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The young fan’s sign caught the attention of TV cameras during the 5-0 loss at Arsenal

Rediscovered Johnny Cash songs put on new album by his son

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More than 30 years after being recorded, the tracks have been stripped back to the vocals and acoustic guitar.

Sunak and Scholz to announce joint development of artillery systems in Berlin

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Rishi Sunak and Olaf Scholz will discuss closer co-operation on security, trade and illegal migration in one-on-one talks on Wednesday.