5 d. ago Newly married navy officer on honeymoon among Kashmir terror attack victims

Summer holiday at picturesque Kashmir turns into a nightmare for about two dozen families

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1 week ago Conservationists sue Trump administration over rollback of green policies

Lawsuit focuses on day-one executive order claiming to ‘unleash American energy’ by boosting oil industryConservationists on Wednesday sued the Trump administration over its attempts to boost the oil industry by rolling back green policies.Filed by the environmental non-profit Center for Biological Diversity, the litigation focuses on Trump’s day-one “unleashing American energy” executive order. In an effort to boost already booming US energy production, the emergency declaration directed federal agencies to identify all policies and regulations that “unduly” burden fuel producers and create “action plans” to weaken or remove them. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago How are Bex and Lily related in EastEnders and who was Shakil? History explained

EastEnders' Bex Fowler and Lily Slater opened up on grief and the past, including the death of Shakil, as they vowed to stay in contact with their brother Roman

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2 w. ago One of Britain's biggest police forces blasted over diversity drive that 'encouraged people with no GCSEs and little English to apply'

A former police recruiter has said its 'Positive Action Team' was told to go out in public to recruit people, regardless of language ability or qualifications.

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2 w. ago Anger as photo shows dozens of 'dumped' Lime bikes locals brand 'familiar sight'

Anger as photo shows dozens of 'dumped' Lime bikes locals brand 'familiar sight'  Brent & Kilburn Times

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2 w. ago Ten families moved, a dozen weapons seized, and 56 arrests after violence erupted in suburb

"Residents stated that they wanted to see more officers on foot, walking around the area."

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2 w. ago GMP catch dozens out after sudden operation at Metrolink stops

Police launched a sudden day of action in Derker

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3 w. ago Dozens of families join plan for class action over UK police contact deaths

Lawsuit would be first of its kind against police officers, police chiefs and government departmentsMore than 100 relatives of people who have died after contact with the police in the UK since 1971 have joined plans for a class action lawsuit in pursuit of compensation and justice.The plan for group legal action was announced at the People’s Tribunal on Police Killings, a two-day event in which bereaved families presented evidence to a panel of international experts on how their relatives died and the long-term impact this has had on them. Continue reading...

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