Cindy Ngamba ‘part of Bolton’ and ‘one of our own’, college principal says
The 25-year-old, based in Bolton, claimed a bronze medal in the women’s 75kg boxing semi-final at the Paris Games on Thursday evening.
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Balaclava-wearing man identified by tattoos among four Sunderland rioters jailed
A judge said the defendants had ‘brought shame on the city’ by taking part in an ‘orgy of mindless, destructive violence’.
UK News|Aug 9
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Russia declares federal emergency in area under attack from Ukrainian forces
Kyiv appears to have undertaken its biggest attack on Russian soil since the war began.
World News|Aug 9
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More than £400,000 raised on GoFundMe to rebuild after riots
About £384,000 has been donated for the victims of the Southport attack on July 29 that saw three girls killed and sparked disorder across the UK.
UK News|Aug 8
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Brothers looted library community hub set ablaze by rioters
Adam Wharton, 28 and Ellis Wharton, 22, both received jail sentences.
UK News|Aug 8
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Consider home working, MPs told ahead of possible violent disorder overnight
The message follows days of disturbances in towns and cities throughout the UK and clashes between demonstrators, police and counter-protesters.
UK News|Aug 7
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Campaigners lose Court of Session appeal against ETZ proposal for Aberdeen park
Lord Douglas Fairley ruled Aberdeen City Council did not act unlawfully in failing to complete equality impact assessments.
UK News|Aug 7
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Thousands of children still awaiting first appointment for gender care
New centres took on a total of 236 patients but thousands more children are still awaiting appointments, data obtained by the PA news agency shows.
UK News|Aug 5
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People spreading hate online should have ‘nowhere to hide’, says minister
Peter Kyle said he had met representatives from social media giants on Monday.
UK News|Aug 5
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Ukraine sinks Russian submarine and targets airfield as long-range strikes surge
The uptick in attacks comes as Kyiv mounts pressure on allies to allow it to use long-range missiles to strike targets in Russia.
World News|Aug 4
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Police have resources they need, says minister as unrest threatens to persist
Dame Diana Johnson said courts could sit for 24 hours to ensure ‘thugs’ who ‘maraud our streets’ are swiftly brought to justice.
UK News|Aug 4
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Dozens arrested as disorder continues, with fears of more violence to come
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said people involved in the clashes ‘will pay the price’.
UK News|Aug 4
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Thugs will ‘pay the price’, Government warns amid fears of more disorder to come
A further wave of violence swept the country on Saturday.
UK News|Aug 3
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Should Aurigny be breaking even, and at what cost?
YOUR article in Saturday 20 July edition needs some clarification when you talk about Aurigny profits.
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Protest by climate activists at German airport halts cargo flights
The protest by the Last Generation group followed demonstrations last week at Cologne-Bonn Airport and then at Frankfurt Airport.
World News|Aug 1
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