Irish-Palestinian man stuck in Rafah tells of fear of never seeing family again
Zak Hania said he feels ‘abandoned’ by the Irish authorities after appeals for help to leave Gaza went unanswered.
UK News|Feb 16
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1994 murder near Sherlock Holmes’ fictional home solved with footprint clue
Sandip Patel was convicted of murder after his DNA was matched to a hair on the victim’s ring and he was linked by a bloody footprint in her flat.
UK News|Feb 15
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Package holidays take off for Jet2 as consumers keen to escape ‘rainy island’
The holiday group told investors it was expecting its profit for the year to be higher than previously thought.
UK News|Feb 15
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Queen enjoys evening of Shakespeare featuring Dame Judi Dench and Gary Oldman
Camilla was given two matching jumpers with a heart on them as a gift by event host Gyles Brandreth.
UK News|Feb 14
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Lord Pickles gives talk to Jewish community
The importance of protecting Jewish and other minority groups has been emphasised by UK Special Envoy for post-Holocaust issues Lord Eric Pickles at a dinner at the Old Government House Hotel yesterday evening.
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In Pictures: Broadcasting veteran was a favourite of millions
Although Steve Wright was chiefly known for his radio work, he also presented TV staple Top Of The Pops.
UK News|Feb 13
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England confident of solution as Rehan Ahmed remains in visa limbo in India
Ahmed’s single-entrance visa expired the moment he left for England’s mid-series break in the United Arab Emirates.
UK Sport|Feb 13
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One person missing as firefighters battle Sweden water park blaze for second day
The cause of the fire at the Oceana water park in the Liseberg amusement complex in Goteborg, Sweden’s second-largest city, is not yet known.
World News|Feb 13
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Rehan Ahmed becomes latest English cricketer to run into visa problems in India
The 19-year-old was initially denied entry upon the England team returning to India on Monday after a mid-series break in the United Arab Emirates.
UK Sport|Feb 13
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Goalkeepers ‘not exempt’ from sin bin plan and direct replacement not an option
Any player on the pitch could be shown a blue card, PA understands, but not substitutes or team coaches.
UK Sport|Feb 12
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Driver who hit judge ‘was uninsured, speeding and smoked cannabis before crash’
Matthew Mawdsley, 54, suffered fatal injuries after being hit as he tried to cross a busy road in Birmingham, a court heard.
UK News|Feb 12
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Ralph Fiennes on trigger warnings: Theatre should shock and disturb audiences
The 61-year-old British actor has been nominated for two Oscars and won a Tony award for his theatre work.
UK News|Feb 11
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‘Island needs to make visitors more aware of our rich history’
Partnerships between tourism businesses will look to give visitors a more exciting holiday, following a workshop yesterday.
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College student to sing National Anthem for 82,000 people at Six Nations game
Naomi Simon, 17, will sing the National Anthem in front of 82,000 people at Twickenham on Saturday.
UK News|Feb 10
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Cricket journalist jumped from hotel window after arrest, inquest finds
Peter Roebuck, 55, had been in Cape Town to commentate on a match between Australia and South Africa in 2011 when he committed suicide.
UK News|Feb 9
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