A 29-year-old woman is charged with attempted murder, GBH, dangerous driving and drink driving.
A mother successfully appealed a Family Court judge's decision allowing overnight contact with children for an ex-partner under police investigation for rape. The High Court found the judge erred in dismissing the serious allegations.
Actor Michael Ward, 28, denied raping a woman in a car after meeting her at a London nightclub in January 2023. He told Snaresbrook Crown Court the encounter was consensual and they were "having a great time". The woman, who cannot be named, previously testified she "did not understand the situation" and "completely shut down".
England manager Thomas Tuchel is hopeful Reece James will be available for the World Cup quarter-final against Norway. James has been recovering from a hamstring injury, and his potential return eases a right-back crisis exacerbated by Jarell Quansah's suspension.
WalesOnline criticized an article by Andy Burnham for publication, calling it 'error-filled' and a 'copy-paste' job with changed place names. The article proposed actions on devolved powers, drawing criticism from Plaid Cymru.
The future of Kempton Park racecourse, home of the King George VI Chase, will be debated in Westminster Hall. Conservative MP Lincoln Jopp secured the debate to discuss the impact of new planning regulations and a controversial 2018 option agreement between the Jockey Club and Barratt Redrow, which could lead to over 2,000 new homes on the site.
Consultant doctors in England have voted to strike over the next 12 months in pursuit of higher pay and a shorter working week, raising fears of further NHS disruption. The BMA reported 76% of voting consultants favored industrial action, though turnout was just over 51%. Health Secretary James Murray criticized the decision, citing high current earnings.
