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The car that was imported from Italy is available at an Essex showroom.

PC James Asling will not be able to return to policing after he was barred during a hearing.

Leeds United move up to second in the Championship as they continue their fine form with victory at Bristol City.

The 30-second clip appears to show them with large knives outside Nottingham Contemporary gallery.

The force says it will pause plans to stop attending 999 mental health calls.

Home Affairs Committee members say they are "disheartened" after visiting the Bibby Stockholm.

Tyson Fury's undisputed heavyweight title fight against Oleksandr Usyk is postponed after the Briton sustains a cut in training.

Derriford Hospital staff missed chances to monitor the baby several times an inquest hears.

Nazir Daud has been sentenced after defrauding his victims and going on the run before trial.

England are favourites to extend their perfect record against the Azzurri in Rome, but captain Jamie George wants a performance fitting of the travelling "white wall" of English fans.

La Liga is using a lip-reading expert to investigate a comment Real Madrid's Jude Bellingham is alleged to have made towards Getafe's Mason Greenwood.

The group were running one of the largest sex trafficking operations in the South West, police say.

A hot tub is seen being hoisted away from the complex at the army veteran's former home.

Former boxer David Henderson exposed himself to children as they left schools in Ilkley.

Couple Terry Abson and Gina Lands died when they were hit by the vehicle in March 2021.

Scarlett Jenkinson is given a 22-year minimum sentence while Eddie Ratcliffe is detained for 20 years.

Joey's condition was so bad he could not eat or drink anything before the fizzy drink treatment.

The Supreme Court has ruled bereaved relatives cannot claim compensation for a loved one's death.

Commander Jon Savell makes a personal appeal to 35-year-old Abdul Shokoor Ezedi.

She was arrested at a demonstration in October, with the judge concluding that the law was unclear.