Watch full Sky News coverage as a manhunt has been launched for an asylum seeker who was jailed for 12 months earlier this year after he sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl and a woman in Epping.
Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu, 41, had been staying at The Bell Hotel in the Essex town, with the incident fuelling weeks of protests at the site.
An expert is warning that without "fast changes" the UK could run out of drinking water in the future.
The first seven months of 2025 were the driest since 1976, with reservoirs across England only 56.1% full on average, according to the Environment Agency.
By 2050, the government says that England could face a shortfall of 5...
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Experts are warning that without "fast changes", the UK could run out of drinking water in the future. The first seven months of 2025 were the driest since 1976, with reservoirs across England only 56.1% full on average, according to the Environment Agency.
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A delivery driver who spoke to wanted migrant Hadush Kebatu at Chelmsford prison has told Sky News the "confused" offender was guided to the railway station by prison staff.
The mistake triggered a manhunt that now involves three police forces looking for the Ethiopian in London.
A manhunt has been launched for an accidentally released asylum seeker, Hadush Kebatu, who was jailed for 12 months earlier this year after he sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl and a woman in Epping.
At a press conference, Commander James Conway of the Met Police said Kebatu has "made a number of train journeys" across London since his release.
Lucy Powell has insisted the Labour Party will come together after her appointment as deputy leader.
Speaking to our political editor Beth Rigby, she said "we've got really good members around the country who are delivering Labour values on the ground".