Janet Potter, deputy chief crown prosecutor for CPS North West, said: 'The Crown Prosecution Service has today authorised Greater Manchester Police to charge Mason Greenwood, 21, with attempted rape, engaging in controlling and coercive behaviour, and assault occasioning actual bodily harm.

I was the first from my working-class family to go to university. About 25 years ago, I was in a completely different place, studying law at Bristol University. But being away from home and having the pressures of a challenging degree, I deteriorated mentally and developed an eating disorder.

He is also accused of engaging in controlling or coercive behaviour, namely 'monitoring her social media accounts and making threats and derogatory comments towards her, amounting to a serious affect upon her'.

The production arm is one of the largest content producers in Europe and private equity groups are understood to be interested in taking a stake. ITV Studios could be worth up to £3bn, according to estimates from Citi analysts. 

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Covering big stories such as the London Bridge terror attacks and the funeral of the Duke Of Edinburgh have stood out for me. Presenting ITV News at Ten for the first time in 2021 felt surreal and was quite a moment for my parents, too. I get a debrief from my mum on the phone after every bulletin.

Mexican authorities so far have given many of these individuals a deadline of no more than two weeks to leave the country. It is unclear where Venezuelans waiting in Mexico will stay, as Mexico's migrant shelter system is often overwhelmed.

Dominic Raab was among the first to reveal his fate as he tweeted that he had been evicted from his roles as justice secretary and Deputy PM - with Ms Truss's 'best friend' Therese Coffey confirmed as taking the latter title along with the health brief.

Among the requirements is having a U.S.-based supporter and holding a valid passport. Venezuelans who meet the U.S. The cost of a passport in Venezuela is $200, nearly ten times the country's minimum wage. requirements may apply for the recently announced U.S.

I went on to Bar School and was just a pupillage away from becoming a fully-fledged barrister when I had a bad accident in Greece, falling off a balcony and nearly breaking my back. It made me reassess my life.

An ITV spokesman said: 'The board of ITV continuously reviews opportunities to increase shareholder value. Shares rose 9.1 per cent, or 5.64p, to 67.34p but are still down around 40 per cent this year.

Kemi Badenoch's loyalty was also rewarded as she is named International Trade Secretary, while Kit Malthouse becomes Education Secretary.  Ben Wallace remains Defence Secretary after backing her campaign and Brandon Lewis is made Justice Secretary, while Boris Johnson loyalist Jacob Rees Mogg is business secretary.

The monthly minimum wage in the OPEC-member nation is around $15 while the price of a basket of goods covering the monthly needs of a family of five was around $370 at the end of September, according to the nongovernmental Venezuelan Finance Observatory.

The drama continued outside of the Cabinet as veterans affairs minister Johnny Mercer's wife branded the new PM an 'imbecile' for axing him, before later admitting she was 'bitter' over the decision and said she needed '24 hours'.

The measures respond in part to political pressure on U.S. President Joe Biden to curb record numbers of illegal crossings at the Mexico-U.S.

border. Deporting Venezuelans is also more complicated than with migrants of other nationalities because the two countries broke diplomatic relations in 2019, making it difficult to organize deportation flights. Venezuelans have been one of the largest groups of migrants involved in such crossings, in part because Washington granted temporary protection status last year to those who were on U.S.

Efforts by the government of Chavez's successor, Nicolas Maduro, to ease economic restrictions have alleviated shortages and fueled consumption in high-income brackets, but left the vast majority of the population making wages that fall well short of the cost of living.

In September, over 33,000 Venezuelan individuals were encountered at the U.S.-Mexico border - more than the number of unique crossers from Mexico and more than immigrants from Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras combined, according to U.S.

and Mexican authorities recently announced a new policy that would expel Venezuelans entering the U.S. land border back to Mexico, but allow up to 24,000 people from the country to apply for humanitarian entry into the United States by air.

Half of the Venezuelan refugee and migrant population across Latin America and the Caribbean cannot afford three meals a day and lacks access to housing, according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM), forcing many to resort to sex work or begging.