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June 30, 2022

Singer R Kelly Sentenced To 30 Years' Jail For Sexual Abuse

The singer R Kelly was sentenced to 30 years in prison yesterday for sexually abusing women, girls and boys, more than 20 years after first facing allegations.

2 mins

Town built for spaghetti western up for sale, but buyers will need a fistful of dollars

Rising up from the rugged arid landscape, the swinging doors of the 19th-century saloon open on to a wide, dusty street dotted with stables and hitching posts for horses.

2 mins

MPs should not bring babies into Commons, says cross-party review

MPs should not be allowed to bring babies into the House of Commons during debates, a cross-party review has recommended after mounting "confusion" about the rules.

1 min

Call for ancient trees to be protected as study suggests most aren't even on record

There may be about 2m ancient trees in England, many times more than previously recorded, and campaigners are calling on the government to give them the same protection as wildlife and old buildings.

3 mins

Net gains Defeat, yes. But the Emma story has barely begun

Farewell to all that then. In the end, Emma Raducanu’s first superstar Wimbledon, her first as a champion, could stretch only to three days and two matches.

3 mins

Man charged over the murder of Zara Aleena appears in London court

A man charged with murdering Zara Aleena in east London on Sunday has appeared in court, and has also faced charges claiming he tried to rape her and robbed her.

2 mins

'Reinvention of Bond' to delay film until 2025

The 26th James Bond film is unlikely to be released in cinemas before 2025, according to the series producer, Barbara Broccoli.

1 min

'A beacon lighting the way for all of us': Deborah James's legacy will save lives

When Dame Deborah James revealed that she was receiving hospice-at-home care for terminal bowel cancer she admitted that she had hoped to be an outlier who would live forever.

3 mins

Britain Commits 1,000 Troops And A Carrier To Nato As Ukraine Gets £1bn

Britain will commit an extra 1,000 troops and one of its two new aircraft carriers to the defence of Nato's eastern flank, the defence secretary has announced, as Downing Street unveiled £1bn in extra military support for Ukraine.

2 mins

Oligarch UK places sanctions against Russia's 'Nickel King'

Vladimir Potanin, known as the "Nickel King" and Russia's second-richest person, has become the latest Russian oligarch to be subjected to sanctions by the UK as ministers target "Putin's inner circle".

2 mins

Kremenchuk Evidence gives lie to claims from Moscow

Kremenchuk First-hand accounts from survivors and expert analysis have discredited Moscow's account of the deadly missile strikes on a shopping mall in the Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk.

2 mins

Gavin Williamson secures £50,000 second job with education company

Gavin Williamson has taken a £50,000-a-year second job as an adviser to a firm that runs private schools, university courses and education investments - less than a year after leaving the role of education secretary.

2 mins

Palace will not publish review of Meghan bullying allegations

A Buckingham Palace investigation into the handling of bullying allegations made by staff against the Duchess of Sussex will not be published owing to "confidentiality" obligations, according to a senior palace source.

2 mins

Parents win appeal for extra hearing over son's life support

The parents of Archie Battersbee said they were "delighted" after winning an appeal against ending the 12-year-old's life support treatment.

1 min

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