World War Two veteran with no surviving relatives celebrates his 105th birthday with more than 3,000 cards after kind-hearted strangers responded to charity appeal Neighbour, 31, admits manslaughter of mother, 28, and her daughters aged one and three who all died from smoke inhalation in horrific house fire but pleads NOT GUILTY to murder Married Church of England vicar, 61, and his 52-year-old mistress who sexually abused an underage girl are each jailed for four yearsĮXCLUSIVE: Britain's costliest bollard revealed: Traffic-calming measure causes chaos at busy London junction as dozens of motors including a police car get stuck on top of it 'Hypocrite' Extinction Rebellion co-founder buys plastic-packaged fruit that's been flown THOUSANDS of miles to her local Waitrose from around the world (before taking it all home in a diesel car) Militant junior doctor who pushed for devastating strikes and believes we live in a 'white supremacist patriarchy' gets kicked off BMA council after furious backlash at his comments 'Snowflake central': Dominic Raab's camp condemns report that ruled he had bullied and 'intimidated' civil servants who complained he interrupted them in meetings - as he is forced to quit government with blast at bureaucrats who 'can't hack it' That is, however, what the public expect of ministers working on their behalf.’ 'I am genuinely sorry for any unintended stress or offence that any officials felt, as a result of the pace, standards and challenge that I brought to the Ministry of Justice. In a stinging attack on the Civil Service he said: 'Mr Tolley concluded that I had not once, in four-and-a-half years, sworn or shouted at anyone, let alone thrown anything or otherwise physically intimidated anyone, nor intentionally sought to belittle anyone. But he said he stepped down because he had pledged to do so if the report went against him. Mr Raab, the former foreign secretary, made it clear in his resignation letter - published on Twitter - that he did not agree with the findings. He fell on his sword after an independent probe by Adam Tolley KC upheld two of eight complaints against him. Mr Raab resigned as justice secretary and deputy prime minister with a furious public broadside at mandarins who could not handle 'the pace, standards and challenge that I brought'.

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