内容摘要：Kelly Matthews, senior district crown prosecutor for the CPS in the East Midlands, said it was "not often that we see individuals so young in court charged with violent offences".

Kelly Matthews, senior district crown prosecutor for the CPS in the East Midlands, said it was "not often that we see individuals so young in court charged with violent offences".

Organisers said the parade through the streets and the festival in Coronation Park had been called off because there would be a "risk to public safety".However, a Queer Ceilidh planned for Friday evening is still going ahead.

The Queer Ceilidh, which is like a barn dance, will be led by LGBTQ band The Rainbow Folk at Corby Old Village Community Centre.Lisa Heywood from the band said: "I teach the dances and I think a lot of people think 'Ooh, it's like going to a dance lesson, what if I get it wrong? The teacher will tell me off!'"That's not what it's about, it's about having fun - it's a social dance form so, as long as you're having fun, you're getting it right."

The parade was due to set off from the Corby Cube at 12:00 BST on Saturday and head to Coronation Park, where entertainment, food and community stalls were planned.A statement from Corby Pride said the organisers were "extremely disappointed to have to make this decision and would like to thank the community for their support, co-operation and understanding during these difficult circumstances".

They added that they would be looking into possible future dates for a rescheduled event.

An after-party planned for the Grampian Club on Saturday night is still going ahead.He said police officers "must have confidence that any complaints about their conduct will be competently investigated in a balanced and timely fashion", adding "I now look forward to resuming my career investigating and prosecuting serious criminals."

IOPC Director Amanda Rowe said its decision on Thursday "does not change our finding that by failing to follow Sir Richard's recommendation in his review to investigate the witnesses, the Met's service was unacceptable".She said: "Its subsequent reviews concluding no investigation was needed were flawed", adding, "we apologise to all of those affected and we are working with the force to establish exactly how and why this situation has occurred, and to reduce the risk of it happening again."

Ms Rowe said the police watchdog had reported a "potential crime" to the Met during its investigation, which was being "actively investigated by another force".Women using weight-loss jabs have been warned that they must use effective contraception because of fears the medicines could harm an unborn baby.