He first took to the BBC airwaves back in the 1980s presenting Friel's Fancy on Radio Foyle, in a broadcast career that spanned over 30 years.
On 12 May, a fire was discovered at the entrance to Sir Keir's Kentish Town home, which is currently rented out.Mr Lavrynovych, a Ukrainian citizen, of Sydenham, south London, was the first to be charged and is accused of three counts of arson with intent to endanger life.
Mr Carpiuc, a Ukrainian-born Romanian national, of Romford, east London, was the second man charged and is accused alongside Ukrainian Mr Pochynok, of Holloway Road, north London, of conspiracy to commit arson with intent to endanger life.During the short hearing at the Old Bailey on Friday, Mr Lavrynovych and Mr Carpiuc spoke only to confirm their identities and dates of birth via an interpreter.Mrs Justice Cheema Grubb told the court that Mr Pochynok had refused to leave his cell for the preliminary hearing, adding that the three men would next appear before the court in October to formally enter pleas.
All three have indicated that they deny the charges and a trial date has been fixed for 27 April 2026.Opposition to a bill which would legalise assisted dying in England and Wales is growing among MPs, the BBC has found.
The Assisted Dying Bill was
, passing its first major vote in the House of Commons with a majority of 55 MPs from a wide range of political parties.Musk is "not really leaving", the president says, and will continue to be "back and forth" to the White House.
Trump defends his "big, beautiful bill" in a post on Truth Social, claiming "many false statements" are being made about his landmark economic policy.Musk again attacks Trump's planned bill, calling it "massive, outrageous, pork-filled" and "a disgusting abomination" in a post on X.
In US politics, "pork" refers to spending on projects in lawmakers' constituencies.It marks the start of an escalation in comments from Musk on social media.