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Will David Beckham finally get a knighthood this Christmas?

Rumours are swirling that the ex-footballer could finally be on the New Year’s Honours List. From expletive-filled emails to his 13-hour stint in The Queue, Emma Loffhagen looks back at Beckham’s years-long campaign for a knighthood

Evening Standard

Health minister Stephen Kinnock says he will back assisted dying bill

Minister says law change is ‘right thing to do’ while Keir Starmer gives strongest hint yet that he will vote for bill

The Guardian - UK

Shoot to Kill: Terror on the Tube review – an extraordinary look at how Jean Charles de Menezes was killed

This mesmerising docuseries is full of astonishing interviews as it examines the Metropolitan police shooting of an innocent man – two weeks after the London bombings and terrorist threats of July 2005

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ITN criticised by its journalists after report on internal complaints

Law firm advises company to review use of non-disclosure agreements after allegations about their use

The Guardian - UK

Teen Boys Stabbed to Death by Machete-Armed Mob After Being Falsely Blamed for Vandalism: Prosecutors

Four teens allegedly jumped out of a car armed with machetes and attacked the boys before being driven away by an adult driver.

Latin Times

Fast-track courts: Missed chances to fix the Single Justice Procedure

MPs and justice experts have spent years calling for a review of the Single Justice Procedure

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Fast-track justice is not fit for purpose

Until the single justice procedure is fundamentally overhauled, miscarriages of justice will continue to be uncovered. A joint Evening Standard/ITV News investigation has again revealed vast inadequacies in the system, from grieving families to pensioners with dementia and even the dead being wrongly prosecuted under secretive fast-track courts.

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Justice in crisis: My baby died - then I was convicted over lapsed car insurance

Broken and lost after her three-month-old daughter died from pneumonia, Jenny Beasley forgot to renew a policy - and found herself prosecuted as a criminal under the controversial Single Justice Procedure, Tristan Kirk reports

Evening Standard

My justice nightmare: Grieving mother's fast-track court ordeal revealed in Standard and ITV probe

A panel of expert barristers has found nearly three quarters of the SJP prosecutions they assessed were not in the public interest

Evening Standard

“I’d like to thank everyone who’s bought my new album and helped make it Number 1.” David Gilmour celebrates his third solo UK number one album with Luck And Strange

David Gilmour scores his third solo UK number one album

Louder

Met Police officers who ‘handcuffed black schoolboy, 14, in mistaken identity search’ could be sacked

De-Shaun Joseph feared ‘he might die’ after being mistaken for a knifepoint street robber in Croydon

Evening Standard

“It's not going to happen. There's only three people left and we're not talking.” David Gilmour says that anyone holding out hope for a Pink Floyd reunion should “dream on”

In a new interview, David Gilmour also shares his thoughts on why record companies aren't seeking out the next Pink Floyd

Louder

Lucy Letby: The key questions still being asked over serial killer nurse’s convictions

Britain’s worst convicted child serial killer Lucy Letby has maintained her innocence and is to launch a fresh appeal with a new legal team

The Independent UK

Broadcaster Charlene White looks back: ‘I first faced racist abuse at primary school. I realised I was different and tried not to stick out’

The newsreader on teenage rebellion, losing her mum, and swearing on air

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ITV News Expands LiveU Deployments

ITV News is deploying LiveU IP-video ecosystem across its national and regional newsgathering fleet

The Independent UK

ITV News presenter Sascha Williams quits channel after 21 years

Newsreader has been called ‘one of the very best in the business’

The Guardian - UK

TV paediatrician played central role in Lucy Letby retrial

Prosecution case rested largely on testimony of Dr Ravi Jayaram, who was said to have walked in on murder attempt

Evening Standard

General election night viewing parties in London: where to watch the results come in

If you want to stay at home, different TV channels will offer comprehensive coverage on July 4

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Exciting, unpredictable and unique: what it’s like to cover the UK election on TV

The deputy political editor of ITV News has reported on six elections but 4 July will potentially be the most significant

The Independent UK

Sunak’s Tories hit Truss level of all-time low support as Brexit voters turn to Farage’s Reform

Three new polls have made dire reading for Rishi Sunak suggesting that Nigel Farage’s Reform may be passing the Tories

The Guardian - UK

Guardian Media Group announces appointment of Amber de Botton as chief communications officer

Guardian Media Group has appointed Amber de Botton as its new chief communications officer.

The National (Scotland)

ITV presenter asks Stephen Flynn if he will support England in the Euros

AN ITV News presenter has asked Stephen Flynn if he will be supporting England in the Euros "when Scotland is not playing".

The Guardian - UK

James Cleverly suggests asylum seekers are lying about being suicidal

Human rights charities condemn home secretary’s comments about MDP Wethersfield and say the site is ‘acutely harmful’

Evening Standard

ITV News' Charlene White shares health update on colleague Rageh Omaar

Omaar sparked concern after falling ill while presenting the ITV News At Ten programme in April

The Guardian - UK

P&O Ferries boss asked if he is ‘modern-day pirate’ for paying staff £4.87 an hour

Peter Hebblethwaite appears in front of MPs two years after saying lowest-paid agency worker would earn £5.15 an hour

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