38 m. ago FIFA president Gianni Infantino promises World Cup crackdown on online abuse

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has promised to take action against people abusing players, managers and referees with more than 30,000 posts already flagged

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32 h. ago US prosecutor in Wyoming promises crackdown on pot in national parks and on other public lands

A federal prosecutor in Wyoming pledges to “rigorously” prosecute people for small amounts of marijuana in national parks and on other public lands

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4 d. ago Brendan Rodgers in frame for stunning managerial return at huge club two weeks after Celtic exit

IT'S been just over two weeks since Brendan Rodgers sent shockwaves around Scottish football by quitting Celtic. Now, he's being viewed as a leading contender for a massive job in England. Rodgers, 52, resigned as Celtic manager a fortnight ago. His second departure from Parkhead came amid an ongoing public feud with the board over...

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1 week ago Rare beetles spotted in London park, public urged not to touch

Rare beetles spotted in London park, public urged not to touch  CTV News

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2 w. ago China spy case evidence was not strong enough for trial, says chief prosecutor

Stephen Parkinson, the Director of Public Prosecutions, insisted the failure of the case was not ‘a question of blame’.

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2 w. ago 'Yeah, boyeeee': Flavor Flav gives bobsled and skeleton a try, joins team as hype man for Olympics

Flavor Flav, the iconic rapper and reality star, has become the official hype man for the USA Bobsled and Skeleton team

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2 w. ago Labour's new deputy leader Lucy Powell among five 'landlord MPs' who made more than £30,000 in public money last year renting flats to colleagues... despite promise of a crackdown a decade ago

Figures obtained by the Daily Mail reveal that five landlord MPs received more than £30,000 in public money last year for letting properties to their colleagues in the House of Commons

Economics

2 w. ago Prosecution chief to be quizzed in Parliament over collapse of China spying case

Director of public prosecutions Stephen Parkinson and securocrat Matt Collins will be questioned by MPs and peers.

Politics

3 w. ago Police promise firework disorder crackdown as Bonfire Night looms

The national operation will see public order officers deployed alongside local cops to try to prevent violence and disorder in communities.

Events

4 w. ago National park to back down on row over funding public toilets at Welsh beauty spots

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is expected to agree to a further two years of financial support for 10 public toilets

Politics

4 w. ago 'Let them watch the match': Pressure mounts on authorities in Birmingham to reverse 'national disgrace' decision to ban fans of Israeli football team from attending game in England over safety fears

No10 said Sir Keir Starmer had been 'angered' by the decision to bar followers of Maccabi Tel Aviv from their Europa League visit to Villa Park in Birmingham on November 6 amid public safety fears.

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