Police clear pro-Palestinian protesters from Columbia University
On the other side of the US, clashes broke out between rival demonstrators at UCLA.
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‘Light touch’ financial checks for online gamblers coming into force from August
Checks will initially come into force for online gambling customers spending £500 a month from August 30.
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Opening the door for euthanasia will lead to far greater distress
I REFER to a response to the letter ‘The world is being turned upside down’, which I had written. The response by Steve H, titled ‘My experience helps me to understand the case for assisted dying – and I support it.’ In regard to his question, ‘Have I ever been in acute pain?’ The answer is, yes. Since the age of 12, I have and continue to suffer from varying amounts of pain, daily. From that of bearable to acute.
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Homelessness charity looking to recruit CEO ‘to really get going’
New homelessness charity At Home in Guernsey is now recruiting for a chief executive.
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Football rumours: Paris St Germain’s interest in Marcus Rashford dwindles
The French club will reportedly focus on other options this summer.
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Man in critical condition after serious assault in Liverpool
A 30-year-old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of a section 18 assault.
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Leading MPs condemned as more constituents suffer ‘avoidable ill-health’
Health equity expert Professor Sir Michael Marmot has called for action.
UK News|Apr 30
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Gary O’Neil given one-game touchline ban and £8,000 fine for outburst at referee
O’Neil described the decision to disallow Maximilian Kilman’s stoppage-time goal as “possibly the worst decision I’ve ever seen”.
UK Sport|Apr 30
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Ronnie O’Sullivan level with Stuart Bingham after first session of quarter-final
‘The Rocket’ had looked out of sorts early on, before fighting back after the interval
UK Sport|Apr 30
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Covid-19 inquiry can honour our loved ones’ memories, says bereaved daughter
The UK Covid-19 Inquiry opened in Belfast on Tuesday for three weeks’ of hearings.
UK News|Apr 30
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Town building big screen to block view of Mount Fuji in bid to deter tourists
The Japanese town of Fujikawaguchiko is taking the step due to misbehaving foreign tourists.
World News|Apr 30
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Two men charged over felling of Sycamore Gap tree
Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers will appear in court next month charged with causing criminal damage to the 200-year-old tree and Hadrian’s Wall.
UK News|Apr 30
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Rare European eel and tope shark among 81 species found along Sussex coastline
Scientists say there is the urgent need to address destructive fishing practices globally.
UK News|Apr 30
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Sports bodies call for end to ‘death-knell’ pollution for British water sports
Seven water-based sports bodies have set up an alliance to campaign for clean open water.
UK News|Apr 30
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College offers Taylor Swift course for parents ahead of sold-out gigs
The US star will perform at Murrayfield Stadium on June 7, 8 and 9.
UK News|Apr 30
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