The victim came across a man he did not know in the corridor of her apartment building in Westminster’s New Cavendish Street around 11.40pm on July 30. (Image: Met Police)After she challenged him, he followed her into her flat and put his hand over her mouth, trying to push his way inside. The victim’s partner came to the rescue from inside and chased the stranger off. “Can you help?”Police have released CCTV images of the suspect, described as white, 5ft 9in and balding, wearing a grey t-shirt and blue jeans. Anyone who recognises the suspect or who has information is asked to call the police on 101, quoting 8868/30JUL.

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Katie Wallis, 41, of Butetown, Cardiff, the MP for Bridgend in South Wales from 2019 to 2024, became the first openly transgender MP in the House of Commons in 2022. She faces two charges relating to the possession of a false passport. The first is possession of an identity document with improper intention, “namely a British passport in the name of Jamie Wallis, that was false and that she knew or believed to be false”. The second charge relates to the possession of a false identity document in the name of Jamie Wallis “that was false”. Wallis was alleged to be in possession of the document in April 2022, while she was still serving as a Conservative MP.

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The Times and The Sunday Times’s new university ranking also includes plenty of data on the absolute worst UK unis to study at in 2026. Perhaps these aren’t the ones to apply for right now xThe absolute worst uni in the UK is apparently the Royal Agricultural University. It ranked bottom of all 130 UK unis in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2026. The Uni of Buckingham received the lowest score for student experience out of any UK uni. So, here are the 20 worst unis in the UK, according to The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2026:20.

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Coroner Andrew Hetherington ruled the death was an accident and found that Mr Voyce had not taken his usual route home in the prevailing conditions that night. Mr Wood said they drank alcohol in the pub, but he observed no ill-effects in Mr Voyce that evening. Dr Bloxham said there were no signs of external or internal damage and that Mr Voyce was "a well-built, muscular man". She said Mr Voyce, who was not a regular, was "good conversation" and stood at the end of the bar in good spirits. The couple, who had a son, Oscar, moved to Northumberland where Mr Voyce set up a business, having previously worked in banking after he retired from rugby.

We have taken it now because the dire situation in Gaza and the West Bank puts the two-state solution in profound jeopardy. Advertisement• What does recognising a Palestinian state mean in practice? In the face of such despair, it would be easy for faith in a two-state solution to disappear beneath the rubble. So our decision to recognise Palestine is born of urgency and principle: a moral and practical step taken alongside France, Canada and Australia, joining more than 148 other countries which have already done the same. We need reform of the Palestinian Authority and President Abbas has himself confirmed that a Palestinian state should be demilitarised.

The Daily Telegraph, external leads on the Reform UK leader, Nigel Farage's pledge to deport hundreds of thousands of legal migrants. The main headline in the Daily Express reads "West warned ISIS could be reborn in 24 hours". The paper says prison camps holding extremists in Syria are on the verge of violent uprisings which could see thousands of prisoners freed. The Sun, external says a British special forces soldier was shot seven times by accident during a training exercise. The paper says live ammo was used instead of blanks during the hostage drill and that the soldier was saved by a bulletproof vest.

Both UoB and UWE have risen up the best universities of the UK ranking. 8 hours agoThe University of Bristol has secured the position of the tenth best university in the UK, according to The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide. Bristol University is the 54th best university in the world, also ranking its courses in engineering, including aeronautical and manufacturing engineering, as well as civil engineering, among the UK’s top five. Whilst UWE Bristol jumped 26 places to come 38th in the UK. Bristol University is now among the top 10 universities in the UK, and UWE is now ranked among the top 10 modern universities in the UK.

He added: “It is damaging our economy, risking our energy security and leaving Scotland’s world-leading industry at breaking point”. Mr Flynn said that Mr Miliband has “the chance to right this wrong” and recommends implementing the plan by John Underhill. He wrote: “Everyone in the energy industry knows that the supply chain to deliver clean energy security is exactly the same supply chain that is delivering our energy security at present. Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce chief executive, Russell Borthwick, said: “These reports hint at welcome small steps towards more flexibility on North Sea licensing. “Jobs in oil and gas have halved since 2014 despite hundreds of licences issued during that time.

“We’re kicking around the idea of cutting costs to zero," they added.The task force is chaired by Starmer’s business adviser Varun Chandra and science minister Lord Patrick Vallance. The visa is aimed at people recognised as leaders or future leaders in science, engineering, medicine, humanities, digital technology, or arts and culture. She is now reviewing inheritance tax rules for non-doms before the autumn Budget.Universities have welcomed the review but urged more support. The H-1B programme has long been the main route for skilled foreign workers, especially Indians, to take up jobs in America’s technology, research, and healthcare sectors. David Bier of the Cato Institute warned it would deal a “devastating blow” to American innovation and competitiveness.