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Murder accused will not give evidence
The 17-year-old defendant admits burying Lindsay Birbeck's body "for money" but denies killing her.
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Murder accused will not give evidence
The 17-year-old defendant admits burying Lindsay Birbeck's body "for money" but denies killing her.
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The government says children will be returning to school next month, including in areas with lockdowns.
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PC sacked in gross misconduct probe
Oliver Norris, 34, abused his position for sexual purposes, the police watchdog said.
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Murder accused will not give evidence
The 17-year-old defendant admits burying Lindsay Birbeck's body "for money" but denies killing her.
Moral duty to get all children back in school - PM
The government says children will be returning to school next month, including in areas with lockdowns.
Lockdown-hit Preston urges 'Don't kill Granny'
The advice follows a "significant" spike among under-30s as tighter restrictions come into force.
Motorcyclist dies after crash with Range Rover
The man, believed to be in his 50s, was riding a Triumph motorbike.
What can't I do in the local lockdowns?
Preston has become the latest place to impose restrictions. But how does a local lockdown work?
Facebook-checking HGV driver jailed over deaths
James Majury crashed into a school minibus, killing a 14-year-old boy and a support worker.
PC sacked in gross misconduct probe
Oliver Norris, 34, abused his position for sexual purposes, the police watchdog said.
Moral duty to get all children back in school - PM
The government says children will be returning to school next month, including in areas with lockdowns.
Lockdown-hit Preston urges 'Don't kill Granny'
The advice follows a "significant" spike among under-30s as tighter restrictions come into force.
Motorcyclist dies after crash with Range Rover
The man, believed to be in his 50s, was riding a Triumph motorbike.
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Durham 180 & 21-4 v Lancs 308 - lunch
Martin Emmerson
BBC Newcastle
Durham don't look long for this world and on the basis of what we have seen so far in their second innings this could be over pretty quickly this afternoon.
At lunch they are 21-4 and have lost Alex Lees and Cameron Steel for nine-ball ducks, while Sean Dickson and Gareth Harte have both gone for three. They are still 107 behind too.
They did start the innings in difficult conditions, with the lights on and a lot of moisture in the air, but they have also struggled to deal with the excellent bowling of Tom Bailey and Luke Wood. Bailey has taken 200 first-class wickets now as well.
But as things stand this looks like a meek surrender and we could be about to witness an innings defeat for the hosts.
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