Afghan-born man remanded in custody over Mannheim knife attack
Officials said the suspect, who was shot and wounded by police, is in hospital and not in a condition to be questioned.
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30/30 riders complete the final leg of Rock to Rocque
THE Ian Brown’s 30 rides in 30 days challenge came to an end as the cyclists rode into North Beach at the end of the Rock to Rocque bike ride.
News|May 27
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More bad weather could hit Iowa, where three tornadoes caused millions in damage
More than 202 homes were destroyed by a series of tornadoes that raked the state on Tuesday, said Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds.
World News|May 24
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Five dead in Iowa tornadoes with casualties expected to rise
Four people were killed and the hospital damaged in the city of Greenfield.
World News|May 23
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Four dead and at least 35 hurt in Iowa tornado, officials say
Crews were searching through mounds of debris on Wednesday to be sure no victims remained buried in the rubble.
World News|May 23
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Muted response from parishes to radical traffic plans for the north
Constables of Vale and St Sampson’s are not comfortable with the proposals set out in the Better Transport Plan released this week.
News|May 22
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Australia and New Zealand evacuate scores of citizens from New Caledonia
Six people have been killed during recent armed clashes, looting and arson in the French Pacific territory.
World News|May 22
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Multiple deaths confirmed from a tornado in Iowa
The tornado carved a bleak landscape of destroyed homes and businesses, shredded trees, smashed cars and widely strewn debris.
World News|May 22
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French President Emmanuel Macron to visit violence-hit New Caledonia
The visit signals France’s growing confidence that reinforced security and emergency measures are bringing unrest on the territory under control.
World News|May 21
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La Houguette trials road closure for pupils’ safety
Teachers, pupils and parents have welcomed the trial closure of a road near La Houguette primary school this week in a bid to improve road safety.
News|May 21
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Herm school cost a mere pittance
EDUCATION, SPORT & CULTURE continues to reiterate its belief that keeping Herm’s primary school open was not a good idea for pupils or taxpayers, highlighting the cost to ESC being an additional £87,000 per year compared to the cost of educating Herm-based children at Vauvert School.
Readers' Letters|May 21
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Australia and New Zealand to evacuate nationals from New Caledonia’s unrest
The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs said 300 Australians were in New Caledonia.
World News|May 21
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Andy Murray on course for defeat in Geneva before weather intervenes
An impending storm stopped play with world number 85 Yannick Hanfmann two games away from victory.
UK Sport|May 20
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We were lied to, say victims of contaminated blood scandal
More than 30,000 people were infected with deadly viruses while they were receiving NHS care between the 1970s and the early 1990s.
UK News|May 20
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Infected blood report due decades after victims began campaigning for justice
People were infected with contaminated blood and blood products between the 1970s and 1990s.
UK News|May 19
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