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Man Who Murdered Pregnant Natalie McNally Calls Himself 'A Monster'

Stephen McCullagh was sentenced for the murder of pregnant Natalie McNally, described as "callous, wicked and cruel." He called himself "a monster" and manipulated her grieving family post-crime. A tariff hearing is set for 3 June.

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E-scooter Rider Seriously Injured in Kirkcaldy Crash with Car

A 49-year-old man was seriously injured in a collision between an e-scooter and a black Vauxhall Corsa at a Kirkcaldy crossroads, with police seeking dashcam footage as inquiries continue.

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Teenage Boys Sentenced for Raping Two Girls in Separate Incidents

Three teenage boys in Hampshire have been sentenced for raping two girls in separate incidents filmed on mobile phones. The victims bravely gave evidence during the Southampton Crown Court trial.

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Sir Jeffrey Donaldson and Wife's Sex Abuse Trials to Proceed Together

A judge has ruled that the sex abuse trials of Sir Jeffrey Donaldson and his wife, Lady Eleanor Donaldson, will be heard simultaneously starting next Tuesday at Newry Crown Court.

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Andy Burnham Pledges Electoral Reform if Elected Prime Minister

Andy Burnham pledges to support electoral reform for a more collaborative politics if elected prime minister, emphasizing proportional representation and addressing regional disparities.

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Police Granted More Time to Question Men in East Belfast Murder Case

Police have been granted extra time to question two men arrested in connection with the murder of Nicholas Gordon in east Belfast on 12 May.

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Paddle Steamer Assists Passengers After CalMac Ferry Breakdown

The 79-year-old paddle steamer Waverley assisted passengers after the CalMac ferry MV Isle of Mull broke down, while other fleet disruptions continue on the west coast.

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Car Crashes into Hamilton GP Surgery and Pharmacy, Prompting Evacuation

A car crashed into a Hamilton GP surgery and pharmacy on Douglas Street, causing evacuation and road closure. Emergency services treated one patient and are managing gas main disconnection.

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Memo Reveals Queen’s Support for Andrew’s Trade Envoy Role as Documents Released

Memo reveals late Queen Elizabeth II was keen for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to serve as trade envoy. Documents released amid allegations and immigration figures show net migration fell 82%. Experts debate tax reforms and youth custody projects show promising results.

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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, then Prince Andrew, on a trip to China as trade envoy in 2004

Cause of Baby Ralphie Payne’s Death Remains Unclear After Four Years

The cause of one-year-old Ralphie Payne's death remains unknown after four years, with Essex Police apologizing for delays. An inquest recorded an open conclusion, expressing disappointment over the prolonged investigation and lack of closure for the family.

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King Charles Visits Ards Allotments on Final Day of Northern Ireland Trip

King Charles III visits Ards Allotments in Newtownards on the final day of his Northern Ireland trip, meeting local volunteers and gardeners. This marks his 43rd visit to Northern Ireland, with an upcoming visit to the Republic of Ireland planned for next year.

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Andy Burnham Warns Britain Faces Crisis as Many Can't Afford a Good Life

Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham warns Britain faces a political crisis where many cannot afford a good life, emphasizing the need for national change and focusing on domestic issues over EU relations.

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