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Three-month-old dies while camping in Staffordshire woodland; police treat as unexplained
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Diana's death anniversary lands as Harry and Meghan return to UK
On the 29th anniversary of Princess Diana's death, Harry and Meghan return to the UK with their children, visit Diana's resting place and Kensington Palace, as Earl Spencer prepares a memoir to counter untruths about Diana, underscoring ongoing royal tensions after Megxit.
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Southend Park Injury and Big Ben Court Case Dominate UK Headlines
A girl was injured in a Southend park in a 'loading vehicle' incident, while a separate court case sees Daniel Day denying charges of intentionally or recklessly causing a public nuisance by scaling the Elizabeth Tower, with the Big Ben climb costing taxpayers £67,000.
Man charged over Golders Green stabbing as terror probe advances
Essa Suleiman, 45, appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court charged with attempted murder of two Jewish men, Shloime Rand and Moshe Shine, in Golders Green, plus a separate charge of attempting to murder Ishmail Hussein earlier the same day and a knife-possession offence; prosecutors say the incident is treated as terrorism. Rand has been discharged from hospital, Suleiman remains in custody, and the case is headed to the Old Bailey with a preliminary hearing set for 15 May. The terror threat level has been raised to severe.
Titan sub remains delivered in two shoeboxes, mother reveals
Christine Dawood, mother of Suleman and Shahzada Dawood, says the Titan submersible victims’ remains were recovered as ‘slush’ and delivered in two shoebox-like boxes; DNA testing by the US Coast Guard separated the remains, and she says they did not receive the bodies for nine months.
Inquest finds wrong antibiotics contributed to mother's sepsis death; NHS apologises
An inquest concluded that Aleisha Rochester would likely have survived if she had received the correct antibiotics for sepsis, prompting the NHS to apologise for the death.