72 m. ago Bob Vylan frontman warns ‘you’ll get me in trouble’ after further IDF chants

Crowd at sold-out London gig told ‘every other chant is fine’ amid police investigation into Glastonbury performanceThe frontman of Bob Vylan warned his fans to stop chanting against the Israeli military during the duo’s first UK gig since the band’s Glastonbury festival performance.Pascal Robinson-Foster, who goes by the name Bobby Vylan, told fans at a sold-out surprise gig in London on Wednesday night they could get him in “trouble” after police launched an investigation into the group over comments he made at Glastonbury. Continue reading...

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35 h. ago Police Investigate Assault at New London Assisted Living Facility

Police Investigate Assault at New London Assisted Living Facility  CT Examiner

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40 h. ago New London police investigate apparent assault at senior living community

New London police investigate apparent assault at senior living community  fox61.com

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40 h. ago New London police investigate assault with serious injuries on Colman Street Tuesday

New London police investigate assault with serious injuries on Colman Street Tuesday  CT Insider

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41 h. ago Man seriously injured in alleged disturbance in New London, police investigating

Man seriously injured in alleged disturbance in New London, police investigating  WTNH.com

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42 h. ago Police investigating after unresponsive man found with serious injuries at New London senior care facility

Police investigating after unresponsive man found with serious injuries at New London senior care facility  WFSB

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43 h. ago Voices: Readers torn on wealth tax – from ‘the only counterbalance’ to ‘utterly counter

Discussion of a wealth tax has ignited a lively debate among our community, with some calling it a necessary step to tackle inequality and fund public services, while others warned it would drive away investment and harm the economy

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4 d. ago ‘We are in a dangerous place’: British Muslims on the fallout from 7/7 attack 20 years on

Many feel counter-terrorism policies and brazen Islamophobia have increased hostility and isolation experience by communityFor many in the British Muslim community, the tragedy of 7 July 2005 lives long in the memory. The bombings sent shockwaves through the nation but also marked a turning point that left many grappling with grief, fear and a new scrutiny of their identity.Twenty years on, feelings of suspicion, isolation and hostility experienced in the aftermath of the attacks have, for some, only worsened after decades of UK counter-terrorism policies, and a political landscape they say has allowed Islamophobia to flourish. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Luxury building next to US embassy in London on 'lockdown' as police swoop in on murder investigation

Luxury building next to US embassy in London on 'lockdown' as police swoop in on murder investigation  GB News

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6 d. ago 'I teamed up with Diogo Jota – I am stunned, he was one of the nicest footballers I ever met'

The football community is in shock after the death of Liverpool forward Diogo Jota and his brother Andre, with many figures from the sporting world now paying tributes to the Portuguese star

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7 d. ago Bob Vylan facing second police investigation after 'death to IDF' chants

Bob Vylan are being investigated by London's Metropolitan Police after lead singer Pascal Robinson-Foster called for 'death to the IDF' while performing at a London venue

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7 d. ago Police investigate Bob Vylan over ‘death to IDF’ call at London gig before Glastonbury

The Met Police are investigating comments ‘allegedly made during a concert at Alexandra Palace earlier this year’

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2 w. ago Nairobi’s lions are almost encircled by the city. A Maasai community offers a key corridor out

Maasai pastoralists living by the national park in Kenya’s capital are helping wildlife with a crucial migratory route through their land – at great risk to their cherished cattleNairobi national park in Kenya is the only large wildlife conservation area to fall within a capital city. It is hemmed in on three sides by human development, and unfenced only on its southern boundary – this gap providing a crucial wildlife passageway, linking the park’s animals to other populations of wildlife and wider gene pools.The gap, however, is also home to a small Maasai community, where farmers face an agonising choice between protecting livestock and making space for the predators that prey on their cattle. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Case refiled for woman accused of lying to police in London Thomas death investigation. Here’s why

Case refiled for woman accused of lying to police in London Thomas death investigation. Here’s why  ClickOnDetroit

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3 w. ago Woman accused of lying to police in London Thomas death investigation to appear in court

Woman accused of lying to police in London Thomas death investigation to appear in court  ClickOnDetroit

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3 w. ago Stunning UK islands where locals begged to be evacuated faces new threat

A remote archipelago situated some 110 miles off the UK mainland was once home to a skilful community that lived off the land. However, 94 years ago - all residents asked to be evacuated, except one

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3 w. ago ‘They were inseparable’: family’s anguish at wait to bring Air India victims home

Relatives of Pooja and Harshit Patel, who were visiting from Leicester, want to cremate them together but have faced painful wait for identificationIn the ramshackle, cramped lanes of Ambika Nagar in the Indian city of Gujarat, everyone spoke of Pooja and Harshit Patel with pride. The couple had done what none of their relatives or neighbours had managed to achieve before; they had moved abroad, settling among the thriving Gujarati diaspora community in the British city of Leicester.Their lives in Leicester, where the couple had moved so Pooja could complete her business masters degree – later getting a job at Amazon alongside Harshit – seemed unimaginably glamorous to their relatives and close-knit community back in India. Pooja would call her mother, 58-year-old Chandra Mate, at least three times a day with tales of British life and to show off her latest outfits, spinning in front of the mirror. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Man in critical condition as police investigate ‘gunshots’ in Palmers Green

Man in critical condition as police investigate ‘gunshots’ in Palmers Green  This Is Local London

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4 w. ago New London police investigating shots fired incident on Riverview Avenue

New London police investigating shots fired incident on Riverview Avenue  Trumbull Times

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4 w. ago Diet mistake could trigger deadly Parkinson's, study suggests

The researchers studied 88 Parkinson's participants and found they had a less diverse gut microbiome-the community of 'friendly' bacteria that live in the gut and communicate with the brain.

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