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Hainault sword attack: 14-year-old boy dies following stabbing in North East London
A 14-year-old boy has died after being stabbed in Hainault, the Metropolitan Police said.
A sword-wielding man has been arrested after witnesses spoke of shrieks and screams following reported stabbings and attacks on police officers.
Five people were taken to hospital following the incident in Hainault, east London, at around 7am on Tuesday, London Ambulance Service said.
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“It’s a disgrace!”
Watch as Michelle Dewberry and guests react to reports that members of the public are being warned to take down their flags amid concerns about aggression and intimidation, as tensions linked to the migrant crisis continue to rise.
Officials have cited “visibility” concerns as a reason, but the Dewbs & Co. panel rejects that explanation.
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HS2 is expected to cost up to £102.7 billion, priced in 2025, the Transport Secretary has said.
Heidi Alexander told the Commons: “It gives me no pleasure to say the expected cost of completing HS2 is now between £87.7 billion and £102.7 billion, priced in 2025.
“Two-thirds of this increase is down to past misunderstanding of the work required, underestimation and inefficiency, issues within the control of HS2 Ltd, some of its suppliers, and previous governments.
“The remaining third is linked to inflation, which was not factored into previous cost estimates regularly enough.”
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