John Kilraine

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Brexiteers fear the DUP deal will affect the ability of the UK as a whole to diverge from EU legislation (Stock image)

Brexiteers fearful DUP deal will harm UK power - reports

Grace O'Malley-Kumar, Barnaby Webber and Ian Coates were killed in the attacks last year

Calocane case puts manslaughter pleas into focus

The issue of accepting manslaughter pleas in homicide cases is often difficult. This was put into focus after the announcement by prosecutors that manslaughter pleas had been accepted from Valdo Calocane for the Nottingham attacks this week.

Comment and Analysis • 27 Jan 24

Dr Sanjoy Kumar, father of Grace O'Malley-Kumar making a statement alongside relatives of the victims, outside Nottingham Crown Court

Dad of stabbing victim laments 'missed opportunities'

The father of student Grace O'Malley-Kumar - who was killed in the Nottingham stabbings last year - has said his family will be "forever" troubled by the "missed opportunities" to potentially prevent the attack.

UK • 25 Jan 24

Grace O'Malley-Kumar, Barnaby Webber and Ian Coates died in the attacks

Hospital detention for man who killed 3 in Nottingham

A man in England who stabbed three people to death during a "psychotic episode" last year has been told that he will "very probably" spend the rest of his life in a high-security psychiatric hospital.

UK • 25 Jan 24

Valdo Calocane stabbed three people to death in Birmingham in June 2023

Man to be sentenced for Nottingham stabbings

The man who stabbed three people to death in Britain during a "psychotic episode" is due to be sentenced for manslaughter tomorrow morning.

UK • 24 Jan 24

Simon Clarke says the only way the Conservatives can avoid a heavy election defeat is by Rishi Sunak standing down

Leading Conservative calls for Sunak to resign

A leading Conservative politician has called on British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to resign as polls show the party heading towards a heavy election defeat.

UK • 23 Jan 24

The rebels' threat to vote down the Rwanda bill if their demands were not met had been taken seriously

Tory right regarded as spent force after Rwanda vote

After last week's failure to disrupt the Rwanda vote, the Tory hard-right was reminiscent of the nursery rhyme character the "Grand Old Duke of York", writes London Correspondent John Kilraine.

Analysis and Comment • 21 Jan 24

Conservative MP for Ipswich Tom Hunt urged British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to raise the 'immoral case' with Taoiseach Leo Varadkar

British MP accuses NAMA of 'running away' with £15m

The National Assets Management Agency has been accused by a British MP of "running away" with £15m earmarked to help British residents affected by a tower block that has fire safety and structural issues.

UK • 17 Jan 24

The scandal trundled without resolution for almost nine years before being cast back into the public eye this week

TV drama could bring real-life justice for postmasters

Details about the wrongful criminal conviction of more than 900 postmasters because of a faulty computer system has been met with outrage and astonishment in Britain.

UK • 15 Jan 24

Britain's trade with the EU is now at its highest level since before the Brexit referendum

UK remains dependent on EU trade after Brexit - report

The UK is still dependent on trade with the EU seven years on from Brexit, according to a new report.

UK • 10 Jan 24