Victim impact statement from Geraldine Kriegel
She described her daughter Ana as ‘the most wonderful child in the world’.
UK News|Oct 29, 2019
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Sentencing hearing for Ireland’s youngest murderers to begin next week
The boys, now 15, were found guilty in June of the murder of 14-year-old Ana Kriegel, whose body was found in an abandoned farmhouse in Co Dublin.
UK News|Oct 25, 2019
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Cancelo believes City are well placed to win Champions League
The right-back moved from Juventus in the summer to join Pep Guardiola’s bid for glory.
UK Sport|Oct 22, 2019
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Zoo releases footage of five-week-old baby bearcat snoring
A young bearcat, or binturong, arrived at Cincinnati Zoo in Ohio after being moved from Nashville Zoo in Tennessee.
Viral News|Oct 21, 2019
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Serious Fraud Office closes Libor rigging investigation
Former Barclays trader Peter Johnson pleaded guilty to manipulating the US Dollar Libor in October 2014.
UK News|Oct 19, 2019
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Wales comfortable as favourites – Adams
Wales take on France on Sunday looking to secure a World Cup semi-final place.
UK Sport|Oct 19, 2019
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Ken Owens says Wales will gain confidence from past experiences against France
Warren Gatland’s side have defeated France in seven of their last eight meetings.
UK Sport|Oct 17, 2019
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How the Rugby World Cup numbers add up ahead of quarter-final stage
Japan will feature in the knock-out stages for the first time at a Rugby World Cup.
UK Sport|Oct 16, 2019
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Do not take earthly problems on space exploration journey – Russian billionaire
Dr Igor Ashurbeyli has opened Asgardia’s first Space Science and Investment Congress in Darmstadt, Germany.
UK News|Oct 14, 2019
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Skies above Japan turned purple in the hours before Typhoon Hagibis hit
The eerie phenomenon, which often precedes or follows a major storm, is the result of ‘scattering’.
World News|Oct 12, 2019
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I’m lucky not to be banned for Croatia clash, admits Bale
The Real Madrid forward is walking a disciplinary tightrope after picking up two yellow cards in Euro 2020 qualifying.
UK Sport|Oct 12, 2019
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Dairy bull genetically edited to produce hornless calves
The technology has been proposed as an alternative to de-horning, a common practice used to protect other cattle and human handlers from injuries.
UK News|Oct 7, 2019
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Families lose High Court challenge over special educational needs funding
Mr Justice Lewis ruled there was ‘no unlawful discrimination’ in the way the Government made provision for funding.
UK News|Oct 7, 2019
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High Court to rule on challenge over special educational needs funding
Three families are challenging the approach of the Government to providing special educational needs and disabilities (Send) funding.
UK News|Oct 7, 2019
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Opposition rivals urged to ‘go the extra mile’ and unite to oust Boris Johnson
SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford said time was running out to remove the Conservative PM from Downing Street.
UK News|Oct 1, 2019
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