Homeland Secretary Johnson to speak at Duke
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh C. Johnson will speak about threats at home and abroad at Duke University on Thursday evening, three days before the 15th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist...
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U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh C. Johnson will speak about threats at home and abroad at Duke University on Thursday evening, three days before the 15th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist...
View ArticleAffordable homes plan to help historic Derbyshire site
Comments (0)1 A housing development could help finance a facelift for the Bretby Pottery site which is standing derelict and has become a target for vandals. Bretby Art Pottery Showroom, in...
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Festival No 6 organisers ‘not warned’ against using flood risk site for park...
Festival No 6 organisers say they were never advised not to use flood-prone land in Porthmadog as a park and ride for this year s event. But they WERE aware the site, where hundreds of cars were left...
View ArticleUN Security Council condemns North Korean missile launches
The United Nations Security Council has strongly condemned North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launches and threatened “further significant measures” if the country refuses to stop its nuclear and...
View ArticleUK fracking put off until 2017
Energy company Third Energy facing opposition from community on Yorkshire fracking site will only be heard in courts on the 22nd of November, delaying works until 2017. Third Energy obtained a full...
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Salford hardman David Totton is spared jail despite breaching nightclub ban...
Clubland troublemaker David Totton has been spared jail – despite breaching a nightlife ban yet again. The 37-year-old hardman, of Oak Road Salford, is banned from entering any bars or pubs after 9pm...
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FAI accused of heavy handedness towards Ireland fans in Serbia
The FAI1 has again been accused of heavy handedness in response to dissent, with its officials said to have stopped and searched some travelling fans in order to prevent public displays of...
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UK inquest into Russian’s death delayed
An inquest into the death of a Russian whistleblower has been delayed until next year following legal wrangling over confidential documents that the UK government wants to keep secret. The inquest...
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Roanoke police searching for more suspects in fatal weekend shooting
Roanoke police are searching for more suspects in a shooting at Monsters Bar and Grill1 over the weekend that killed one man and injured 10 others. Police arrested Jermaine Leonard Brown, 24, Monday...
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Clinton, Trump spar on taxes, security as race narrows
| 1 Hillary Clinton, sensing the urgency of a presidential campaign entering its home stretch, assailed Donald Trump on multiple fronts Tuesday, including hiding his taxes, as she looked to generate...
View ArticleEntrepreneur who ‘believed in the impossible’ sells Edinburgh technology firm...
AN entrepreneur who dropped out of medical school at 19 to become a pub doorman has sold the till software business he runs to a Swedish payments giant in what looks likely to have been a seven figure...
View ArticleReport calls for better jobs, not just more jobs
Paid leave, better job security and a safe working environment are among the prerequisites for a decent job, according to a survey carried out by Oxfam. A report produced by the charity in...
View ArticleGuilty plea, life sentence for Los Angeles airport shooter
LOS ANGELES An unemployed motorcycle mechanic who gunned down airport screening officers at Los Angeles International Airport in a 2013 attack that sent passengers running for their lives pleaded...
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Hear from Youth Centres facing funding cuts in Lancashire
Kids across Lancashire depend on Youth Centres and tomorrow (8th Sept) we’re finding out their fate. The County Council is set to approve their budget which has to balance the books after massive...
View ArticleIconic London Nightclub Fabric Shut Down Over Drugs Despite 150000 Petition
Share One of Britain s most iconic nightclubs Fabric has been shut down after its licence was revoked amid concerns over drug use. The news was announced early on Wednesday morning, despite a petition...
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Dangerous prisoner hunted by police after being released on bail and going on...
A dangerous prisoner is being hunted by police after he was arrested and then released on bail. Convicted armed robber Michael Leslie Johnston was released from prison on licence in February after...
View ArticleNATO opens flagship cyber event with vision for the future
Top NATO officials and industry representatives are discussing how to join forces and efforts to combat ever more sophisticated cyber threats at the Alliance’s annual two-day cyber security conference...
View ArticleRedcar veteran who served with Durham Light Infantry and Green Howards...
A WAR veteran has finally been rewarded for his bravery in liberating France with the presentation of a L gion d Honneur medal. The award the highest order awarded in France was delivered to Sydney...
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Leicestershire MP to meet Prison’s Minister over possible Colin Pitchfork...
Comments (0)1 Leicestershire South MP Alberto Costa2 will meet with the Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Prisons to discuss a possible u-turn regarding Colin Pitchfork’s approved move to an open...
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