内容摘要：When referring to her attack on the pupil, the defendant said: "I remember being pulled back into a corner and her calling me a psychopath.

When referring to her attack on the pupil, the defendant said: "I remember being pulled back into a corner and her calling me a psychopath.

It said annual net migration - the difference between those entering and leaving the country - has since fallen to 728,000 in the year to June 2024.Sir Keir Starmer seized on the figures - which cover a period before Labour took office - to accuse the Tories of “running an open borders experiment”.

He called the increase in net migration in recent years "off the scale".The PM promised that proposals for new laws to bring immigration down would be published "imminently".Conservative shadow home secretary Chris Philp said the idea his party pursued an “open borders experiment” in government was “clearly nonsense”.

He said Sir Keir had "no credibility" on migration and what he had announced had "almost no substance".“This is a man who has ruled out having a cap on legal migration, it’s a man who cancelled the Rwanda deterrent before it even started. On his watch already small boat crossings are up by 23% compared to last year," he added.

Speaking at a Downing Street press conference, the prime minister said the "shocking" statistics showed the previous government had increased levels of migration “by design, not accident”.

He promised changes to the rules on work visas and skills training to reduce the dependence on foreign workers in some parts of economy.Mr Davies said there were “many people” who claimed sickness benefit who were capable of working.

“They are not trying to deliberately milk the system” but he said “the vast majority” of them could be supported into employment.Four people linked to the prime minister are being looked into over allegations of betting on the date of the election, including the Conservative Party’s director of campaigning Tony Lee and a police officer in Mr Sunak's close protection team.

Two Tory election candidates - Laura Saunders and Craig Williams - have confirmed they were being looked into by the Gambling Commission.Mr Williams is a Welsh Conservative and candidate in the Montgomeryshire and Glyndwr constituency – he has apologised for what he has called “an error of judgment”.