Police ‘frustrated more could not be done’ to stop damage during Belfast riots
The PSNI had also been criticised for how they handled the unfolding disorder, with officers accused of watching on as shops and cafes burned.
UK News|Oct 2
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Fact check: Video purporting to show migrants’ arrival was filmed in California
Footage of men running across a beach in San Diego was shared online with authentic statistics about small boats crossing the Channel.
UK News|Oct 2
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Lord Waheed Alli – Labour peer and media mogul at centre of Government gift row
Over the past 20 years, he has donated more than £500,000 to the Labour Party.
UK News|Oct 2
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Ex-council accountant jailed after stealing nearly £1 million to fund gambling
Alan Doig worked as a senior assistant accountant for Gedling Borough Council in Nottinghamshire.
UK News|Oct 2
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Smashing drug trafficking plot undoubtedly saved lives, say police
James Stevenson and five other men have been jailed for a total of 49 years.
UK News|Oct 2
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Three arrested after explosions near Israeli embassy in Copenhagen
No-one was injured in the incident, which is thought to have involved hand grenades.
World News|Oct 2
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Fugitive jailed for plot to smuggle £76m of cocaine into UK hidden in bananas
James Stevenson, known as The Iceman, was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
UK News|Oct 2
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Son’s ‘instant relief’ as mother takes off from Lebanon after late-night escape
Philip’s mother heard bombing during her taxi ride through a southern suburb of Beirut in the early hours of Wednesday.
UK News|Oct 2
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Still waiting for ‘terawatt islands’
With revenue shortfalls and a shrinking finance sector, Andy Sloan wonders why nothing has yet been done to start capitalising on our natural resources
Andy Sloan|Oct 2
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Swansea’s Joe Allen back in Wales squad after U-turn on international retirement
The 74-times capped midfielder, 34, quit the international scene in February 2023.
UK Sport|Oct 2
UK Sport
Sarnians head to ‘Euros of Cricket’
GUERNSEY sign off their summer with a Spanish swansong this week.
Cricket|Oct 2
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Sure ordered to pay back £115,000 after overcharging
SURE has been ordered to pay back more than £115,000 to its wholesale lease line customers, including its main market competitors, after overcharging them over an 18-month period.
News|Oct 2
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Boat owners still unhappy with mooring fee increase
BOAT owners remain unhappy about next year’s mooring fees despite smaller increases than expected.
News|Oct 2
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Album buried underground for more than a year takes classical number one spot
Scottish composer and producer Erland Cooper has been described as the ‘Banksy of classical music’.
Viral News|Oct 1
Viral News
One in 20 GP appointments performed online or by video in August
The figure has been rising steadily for much of the past year-and-a-half.
UK News|Oct 1
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