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3,000 Riot Police on Standby Amidst Anti-Asylum Seeker Protest Concerns
Three thousand riot police are on standby across England and Wales this weekend amid concerns that anti-asylum seeker protests and counter-protests could lead to violence; this is the largest deployment of its kind since last summer's riots and comes despite a lack of specific intelligence indicatin...
3,000 Riot Police on Standby Amidst Anti-Asylum Seeker Protest Concerns
Three thousand riot police are on standby across England and Wales this weekend amid concerns that anti-asylum seeker protests and counter-protests could lead to violence; this is the largest deployment of its kind since last summer's riots and comes despite a lack of specific intelligence indicatin...
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Wrongly Convicted Man Loses Legal Bid to Reclaim Prison "Savings" Deduction
Michael O'Brien, wrongly convicted of murder, lost a legal challenge to reclaim £37,500 deducted from his compensation for "saved living expenses" during 11 years of wrongful imprisonment; a High Court judge rejected his claim, citing the policy change occurring after his compensation.
Wrongly Convicted Man Loses Legal Bid to Reclaim Prison "Savings" Deduction
Michael O'Brien, wrongly convicted of murder, lost a legal challenge to reclaim £37,500 deducted from his compensation for "saved living expenses" during 11 years of wrongful imprisonment; a High Court judge rejected his claim, citing the policy change occurring after his compensation.
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Welsh Island Fort Sells for Over $4 Million After Extensive Renovation
Thorne Island, a 2.49-acre private island off the Pembrokeshire coast in Wales, United Kingdom, featuring a restored 19th-century fort with modern amenities, is on sale for over £3 million ($4 million) after a £2 million ($2.7 million) renovation by its current owner, British tech entrepreneur Mike ...
Welsh Island Fort Sells for Over $4 Million After Extensive Renovation
Thorne Island, a 2.49-acre private island off the Pembrokeshire coast in Wales, United Kingdom, featuring a restored 19th-century fort with modern amenities, is on sale for over £3 million ($4 million) after a £2 million ($2.7 million) renovation by its current owner, British tech entrepreneur Mike ...
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UK to Enhance Checks on Waste Tyre Exports to India Amid Illegal Burning Concerns
The UK Environment Agency will introduce enhanced checks from October 1st on waste tyre exports to India after a BBC investigation revealed millions of tyres were being illegally burned in makeshift furnaces, causing serious health and environmental damage; the agency acknowledges it is "highly like...
UK to Enhance Checks on Waste Tyre Exports to India Amid Illegal Burning Concerns
The UK Environment Agency will introduce enhanced checks from October 1st on waste tyre exports to India after a BBC investigation revealed millions of tyres were being illegally burned in makeshift furnaces, causing serious health and environmental damage; the agency acknowledges it is "highly like...
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UK Repatriates First Illegal Channel Crossers to France Under New Pilot Program
The UK deported its first group of migrants who illegally crossed the English Channel to France on Thursday, under a new pilot program where France will accept returned migrants in exchange for the UK accepting an equal number of asylum seekers with family ties in Britain.
UK Repatriates First Illegal Channel Crossers to France Under New Pilot Program
The UK deported its first group of migrants who illegally crossed the English Channel to France on Thursday, under a new pilot program where France will accept returned migrants in exchange for the UK accepting an equal number of asylum seekers with family ties in Britain.
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UK and France Launch "One-for-One" Migrant Return Agreement
The UK implemented a new "one-for-one" migrant return agreement with France on Wednesday, exchanging illegal arrivals for those with British ties, aiming to deter Channel crossings and forming a key part of Prime Minister Starmer's anti-illegal migration strategy; the agreement has no set limits on ...
UK and France Launch "One-for-One" Migrant Return Agreement
The UK implemented a new "one-for-one" migrant return agreement with France on Wednesday, exchanging illegal arrivals for those with British ties, aiming to deter Channel crossings and forming a key part of Prime Minister Starmer's anti-illegal migration strategy; the agreement has no set limits on ...
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Sheffield School Stabbing: 15-Year-Old Found Guilty of Murder
A 15-year-old boy was found guilty of murdering his classmate, Harvey Willgoose, at All Saints Catholic High School in Sheffield on February 3, following an argument that escalated from Snapchat to a fatal stabbing; the school and police are now facing investigations into their handling of prior inc...
Sheffield School Stabbing: 15-Year-Old Found Guilty of Murder
A 15-year-old boy was found guilty of murdering his classmate, Harvey Willgoose, at All Saints Catholic High School in Sheffield on February 3, following an argument that escalated from Snapchat to a fatal stabbing; the school and police are now facing investigations into their handling of prior inc...
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Record Asian Hornet Sightings Threaten UK Pollinators
In 2025, the UK experienced a record 73 Asian hornet sightings, exceeding previous years significantly, threatening native pollinators due to each hornet consuming 30-50 honeybees daily.
Record Asian Hornet Sightings Threaten UK Pollinators
In 2025, the UK experienced a record 73 Asian hornet sightings, exceeding previous years significantly, threatening native pollinators due to each hornet consuming 30-50 honeybees daily.
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Jonathan Sale, Veteran Journalist and Community Activist, Dies at 81
Jonathan Sale, a British journalist known for his quirky writing style, died at 81; his career included work at Punch magazine and various newspapers, along with significant community activism in South London.
Jonathan Sale, Veteran Journalist and Community Activist, Dies at 81
Jonathan Sale, a British journalist known for his quirky writing style, died at 81; his career included work at Punch magazine and various newspapers, along with significant community activism in South London.
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UK-France Launch "One-for-One" Migrant Return Agreement
The UK and France launched a new "one-for-one" migrant return agreement on Wednesday, exchanging illegal arrivals for eligible asylum seekers with British ties; the pilot program, approved by the European Commission, aims to deter dangerous Channel crossings and is part of a wider UK strategy to com...
UK-France Launch "One-for-One" Migrant Return Agreement
The UK and France launched a new "one-for-one" migrant return agreement on Wednesday, exchanging illegal arrivals for eligible asylum seekers with British ties; the pilot program, approved by the European Commission, aims to deter dangerous Channel crossings and is part of a wider UK strategy to com...
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Labour's Migrant Deal: Day One Challenges
Tory MP Chris Philp witnessed two boats carrying numerous migrants entering UK waters on the first day of Labour's new migrant returns deal, despite apparent French inaction, directly contradicting Labour's claims that the agreement would deter illegal crossings.
Labour's Migrant Deal: Day One Challenges
Tory MP Chris Philp witnessed two boats carrying numerous migrants entering UK waters on the first day of Labour's new migrant returns deal, despite apparent French inaction, directly contradicting Labour's claims that the agreement would deter illegal crossings.
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Belfast Children's Hospital: Nurse Shortage Delays Cancer Treatment
Seven of twelve specialist nurses are absent from the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children's haematology and oncology departments, causing chemotherapy delays for about five children; however, the trust maintains that no child required treatment outside Northern Ireland.
Belfast Children's Hospital: Nurse Shortage Delays Cancer Treatment
Seven of twelve specialist nurses are absent from the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children's haematology and oncology departments, causing chemotherapy delays for about five children; however, the trust maintains that no child required treatment outside Northern Ireland.
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