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• Five people including two boys appear in court charged with murder after petrol station crash in County Durham

  Five people, including four teenagers, have appeared in court charged with murder in connection with a fatal collision at a petrol station.

• Man admits killing father-of-two by pushing him into path of ambulance in Oban

  A young man has pleaded guilty to killing a father-of-two by pushing him into the path of an ambulance.

• Toby Carvery restaurant facing chop over felling of 500-year-old oak tree

  A Toby Carvery restaurant is facing eviction from its north London site over the partial felling of an oak tree which was believed to be up to 500 years old.

• Police officer cleared of killing woman during high-speed chase in Bristol

  A police officer accused of dangerous driving after killing a driver during a high-speed pursuit of a suspect broke down in tears as he was cleared of wrongdoing.

• Uncertain future for 33 Russell & Bromley shops after Next buys shoe chain

  High Street Fashion giant Next has snapped up luxury footwear business Russell & Bromley from administration in a rescue deal.

• London tops list of world's slowest capitals for driving

  Widespread 20mph speed limits have been blamed for London topping the list of the world's slowest driving capitals, according to research.

• Beth Rigby: Starmer's fate could be decided by a looming crisis much closer to home

  Sir Keir Starmer was not meant to be doing an emergency news conference on the Greenland crisis in the Downing Street briefing room on Monday.

• Ethiopian national charged with sexual assault at asylum hotel

  A man has been charged with sexual assault after an alleged incident involving a staff member at a Southampton hotel used to house asylum seekers.

• Tanning ads banned over misleading information about safety

  Adverts for five tanning companies which made misleading claims about the safety of sunbeds have been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).