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Report finds Valdo Calocane rejected medication before Nottingham killings

The report found that Calocane refused depot medication—slow-release antipsychotic drugs—each of the four times he was sectioned before the attacks.

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Aga Khan IV: Bridging faith, philanthropy, and development

Aga Khan's work spanned education, healthcare, and cultural preservation, with a focus on improving the quality of life for communities worldwide. He founded the Aga Khan Development Network, which operates in over 30 countries and employs nearly 100,000 people. In the UK, he played a key role in cultural and educational initiatives.

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Asda staff move closer to £1.2 billion equal pay payout

The case, supported by the GMB union and law firm Leigh Day, could have wider implications for other supermarket workers involved in similar claims.

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Diageo faces challenges in life after Ivan Menezes

Factors contributing to this downturn include the rise of weight-loss drugs reducing alcohol consumption, supply chain misjudgments in Latin America, and global economic pressures.

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Starmer becomes first UK prime minister to attend EU meeting since Brexit

The government has stated it will not rejoin the EU’s single market, customs union, or freedom of movement but is seeking a closer relationship on crime, trade, and security.

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ECB begins The Hundred franchise auction amid concerns

The ECB is selling a 49 per cent stake in each team, with the remaining 51 per cent allocated to host venues. Some bidders have raised concerns over the process.

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Who is Hamza – Sheffield’s new midfielder of British Asian heritage?

At Sheffield United, Choudhury will reunite with manager Chris Wilder, who coached him during a loan spell at Watford in the 2022–23 season.