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A man was stabbed on Belmont Street in Heaton Norris, Stockport, early this morning. A 37-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of assault. The incident is isolated, with no wider threat to the community. Police are urging anyone with information to come forward.

A group of Palestine Action-linked prisoners in the UK are on a hunger strike, with one reaching day forty-two without food. Theyve been in jail for over a year, facing charges related to an Elbit Systems arms factory protest. The strike, started in November, has seen several prisoners hospitalized due to health issues. Families and doctors warn of severe consequences, as experts say prolonged hunger strikes can lead to heart failure, kidney issues, and brain damage. The prisoners demand bail, an end to the Palestine Action ban, and fewer communication curbs. Despite calls for intervention, the justice secretary has refused meetings. Former prison governors push for bail on humanitarian grounds, as the group vows to continue their fight until concessions are made or the crisis forces a reckoning.

A controversial three-bedroom house in Dagenham, London, is up for sale at £500,000, but locals deem it the worst home in Britain. Built on an allotment, its unique design resembles a garage with a shipping container, priced way above the local average. Residents express strong opinions, from hideous to breath of fresh air, while the anonymous owner defends it as spacious and modern. The listing remains on Rightmove, sparking online mockery and curiosity about its future.

Metropolitan Police investigate fatal stabbing in Maida Vale; victim, 40, dies after incident at Tollgate House; no arrests made, detectives seek witnesses with footage or information.

At Connect Management, a London social media agency, CEO Benjy Leslie hosts a Santa Leslie incentive with luxury gifts. New employee Chloe wins a white Range Rover Evoque, causing a stir among colleagues and online viewers. The companys TikTok video of the moment goes viral, highlighting the impact of generous holiday perks.

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Three individuals from Wolverhampton face charges for a series of cash machine raids across the Midlands and Wales, totaling over £300,000. David Price, Adam Walker, and Joanne McGregor were arrested after 27 raids, with 14 successful hits causing significant distress to local businesses and banks. They are charged with conspiracy to burgle, conspiracy to handle stolen goods, and possession of criminal property. Two other suspects remain under investigation as police continue to unravel the case.

Thomas Skinner, the first eliminated contestant from Strictly Come Dancing 2025, alleges voting rigging and plans to sue the BBC. Despite his dance partner Amy Dowdens presence, Skinner wont attend the final due to prior commitments. Skinner, known for controversial actions, claims evidence of more public votes than recorded. The BBC maintains a secure voting process, unaware of any legal complaint from Skinner, whos set to appear in Celebrity Apprentice this Christmas.

Newly released Justice Department files on Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell reveal intimate connections with royals, politicians, and celebrities, including Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton, and Peter Mandelson. Photos show Epstein, Maxwell, and their associates in various social settings, raising questions about their involvement in Epsteins crimes.