Robert Bush pleaded guilty to 30 counts of preventing a lawful burial on Thursday at Hull Crown Court.

A Government consultation is inviting views on whether there should be an Australia-style ban on children from using social media.

The Government is currently weighing up whether to implement a blanket ban on social media for under-16s.

Steve Wright, 67, admitted the kidnap and murder of the 17-year-old, who disappeared on September 19 1999.

The Metropolitan Police said the men, aged 47 and 45, were arrested on Wednesday morning at addresses in north-west London and central London.

Lee Gower, 43, and Phillip Curson, 53, deny committing violent disorder during demonstrations outside The Bell Hotel in Essex on July 17.

The UKHSA said it was notified of 13 cases with signs and symptoms of meningitis and septicaemia from Friday to Sunday in the Canterbury area of Kent.

The Irish actress has already bagged a Bafta, Golden Globe and Critics Choice award for her role as the wife of William Shakespeare in Hamnet.

Karlie Sone, 28, from Ipswich, was declared dead on Tuesday morning.

Fifteen activists from Take Back Power were arrested earlier this month on suspicion of planning a mass shoplifting campaign.

Confidential information that could reportedly be viewed included directors’ home addresses, email addresses, and dates of birth.

Police were called to Thorpe St Andrew School on Wednesday morning following reports that a teenage girl had been stabbed.

Former police officer Jeff Blair, 55, sustained serious injuries and died after being taken to James Cook University Hospital.

The girl was taken to hospital with minor injuries after the attack at Thorpe St Andrew School on Wednesday morning.

The UK Health Security Agency said the outbreak in schools and nurseries had left some youngsters requiring hospital treatment.

Dozens of suspected cases have been reported in north London amid an outbreak across several schools.

Mr Navalny campaigned against official corruption and organised major anti-government protests in Russia.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer on Wednesday night described the comments as ‘offensive and wrong’ and called on Sir Jim to apologise.