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Domestic violence murders rise to five-year high

Some of the in domestic violence-related homicides in The Last year, the highest number since 2014, according to data from 43 police forces across the UK. And the BBC's analysis suggests that a was committed in every five, from a partner, ex-partner or A Family member. A criminologist describes those killed as "invisible victims of knife crime".

The government insists it is "fully committed" to the fight against domestic violence with the Home Office Minister, Victoria Atkins say MPs is to debate, a domestic abuse bill, in addition to a set of rules so that people know if your partner has a history of domestic violence, once the Parliament suspension is over. However, and nogah Ofer, center For women's justice, argued The Police use the powers they already have. "Women have to go to, and the orders get to be heard in the civil courts. Then these orders are violated, and The Police do nothing to arrest The Suspects ," she says.

Bercow promises "to stop creativity," no-deal Brexit

John Bercow could be leaving his role as Commons speaker, but he is not silent. He says, in order to prevent, to ignore that any attempt by Boris Johnson , a law designed to stop a no-outlet deal-UK EU. The Prime Minister says he would rather be dead "in a ditch", as the EU issues, to delay the UK's exit from a Block, the 31 October, as required by the act was forced, by a simple Deputy. But Mr Bercow used a speech in London to say that the Parliament act would avoid "vigorously" against any attempt to comply with The Law .

If, as MPs, you will find it hard to talk, to Escape without getting into a row, the BBC's Francesca Gillet has, such as "respectfully disagree". to be

nursery offender, banned from the home-county

If the Plymouth nursery worker Vanessa George was convicted because they turned up the sexual abuse of children in their care in 2009, you had on A Day -up to eight photos before sharing the images via The Internet . After a decade in prison, she was evaluated, eligible for parole. But by strict licence conditions, with an unusually large "exclusion zone". George Will be allowed to "never work with children adds again," the chief probation officer, Sonia Crozier.

Downton Abbey film: 14 things you need to know

Emma Saunders entertainment reporter, BBC News

It has been talked about for years and now, finally, Julian Fellowes ' hit ITV period drama to the big screen. All your favorite characters back, and get ready for the famous lady Maggie's one-liners, together with a pair of high-profile New Faces , including Imelda Staunton and the Killing of Eva and David Haig .

Everyone can feel just a tiny bit nervous about the publication. Michelle Dockery , who plays Lady Mary says that her first thought was about being on the big screen: "Our faces are much bigger! It is an extension of The Show , just a notch turned. "

What the papers say

The Front pages offer one of the headlines of The Sun s proposal that the British Airways pilots are planning a 10-day strike, The Daily E-Mail report, the British turn their backs on marriage. Both the Daily Express and The Daily Telegraph suggest the Labour Party 's tax plans increases, should it win the next General elections. The latter reported that the VAT would be applied to fees for private schools would lose their charitable status.

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08:00 The Goodwood Revival festival of Classic Cars , motor racing, vintage fashion and entertainment with a air display at the Goodwood Motor Circuit, West Sussex .

08:10 players to tee off in The First foursome matches at golf, the Solheim Cup , Europe is now on the defending Champions from the USA at Gleneagles.

On this day

in 1993, Israel's Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Palestinian liberation organization leader Yasser Arafat Hand shake on the White house lawn in Washington, USA, on the occasion of the signing of a " Declaration of principles for peace.

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