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Republican group Lasair Dhearg posted a picture on social media on Friday afternoon, appearing to show one of its supporters pouring red paint over the statue.

"Since that day I have lived in fear, shame, silence and unbearable pain that I can't fully describe," the victim said in her personal impact statement.

Make no mistake, if the celebration was muted in the moment, the implications of the result are absolutely mega.

Campaigners will launch a fresh legal challenge over the decision taken to turn an army training centre in Crowborough into accommodation for 540 asylum seekers.

The woman's body was discovered around five miles west of the island on 23 September 2025.

Tony Devenport, 57, strangled his victim twice in the days before her death, as well as beating her, causing significant injuries to her brain, the judge said.

Leader Nigel Farage says suggestions of illegal "family voting" during the Gorton and Denton by-election are "deeply concerning".

According to Spanish police, the men sent a relative several videos in which one of them appeared bloodied and was being threatened with a knife.

The UK government has withdrawn its staff from Iran.

The former MasterChef host was suing the broadcaster and its subsidiary BBC Studios Distribution Limited for up to £10,000 in damages over allegations they failed to disclose his personal data, which caused him "distress and harassment".