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Leicester City, the Champions League Party Crasher, Gets Homework as Its Reward
Before the season had finished, Leicester already had appointed Andrew Neville, the club s football director, as the point of contact for UEFA, European soccer s governing body. Several members of the...
View ArticleHAVE YOUR SAY: Impact of Ironman branded ‘chaotic’, ‘thoughtless’ and...
Drivers were ‘fobbed off’ I HAVE no doubt that some will consider the Ironman event in Dorset this Sunday a success but I found its impact on local residents and businesses frustrating, stressful and...
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Border Force criticised for leaving Suffolk’s coastline ‘completely …
06:01 13 September 2016 Stephen Read, assistant harbourmaster at Felixstowe Ferry, says he is concerned with the lack of response from the Border Force to reports of a suspicious yacht Fresh fears...
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Bury St Edmunds MP Jo Churchill appointed as parliamentary private secretary...
06:30 13 September 2016 gb 016 Eat Out Eat Well Award 3 A Suffolk MP has been appointed as parliamentary private secretary (PPS) to the Ministry of Defence. To send a link to this page you must be...
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Berlin transport exhibition
At InnoTrans 2016, at Messe Berlin (September 20 23), Synectics are among the exhibitors, at its stand (hall 4.1, booth 310). The firm is offering walk-throughs of situations and scenarios using its...
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Acoustic barriers
Southern Salads, a family run business employing 230 staff, is a UK supplier of freshly prepared salads and fruit to the food and travel trades. Its main factory in Tonbridge, Kent, operates 24-hours...
View ArticleSecurity firm Digital Barriers enters into £2m contract extension with BT
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View ArticleRutland First hosts author Tuesday
Rutland First hosts author Tuesday September 13,2016 Author Philip B. Haney will speak on security and issues related to vetting refugees in Rutland Tuesday night as a guest of the local Rutland First...
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Rats in the yard: 4 years of UK asylum housing by G4S
Jean’s back yard (John Grayson) A few days ago I was chatting with Jean, the mother of three small children, in the back yard of her Sheffield home. Jean pointed to rat poison boxes, the fence gnawed...
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The new plastic 5 note featuring Winston Churchill is now in circulation
Comments (0)1 The new plastic five pound note enters circulation today – but it could take a few days or weeks to reach Cornwall. The fiver features Sir Winston Churchill and is the first note...
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More Drugs Brought To Isle Of Wight’s Bestival But Fewer Thefts Than In 2014
Share Illegal drugs and psychoactive substances with a street value of 175,000 were seized by police officers and security staff at Bestival, or dumped in amnesty bins on the gate. Bestival s iconic...
View ArticleMan, 45, arrested on suspicion of murdering Melanie Hall freed
A 45-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murdering Melanie Hall, from Bradford Leigh, has been released without charge. The man, who has not been identified, was arrested in June after voluntarily...
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Man released without charge in Melanie Hall murder inquiry
Comments (0)1 A 45-year-old man arrested in connection with the murder of 25-year-old Melanie Hall has been released without charge. The man was arrested after he voluntarily attended a Wiltshire...
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New £5 note: Shropshire banks take delivery of first ‘washable’ polymer fiver
Banks across Shropshire were today taking delivery of a new 5 note that features Sir Winston Churchill and can survive a spin in the washing machine. The polymer fiver is said by the Bank of England...
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Plastic £5 note which features historic Kent figure and can survive in...
11:08 13 September 2016 The polymer fiver is said by the Bank of England to be cleaner, safer and stronger than paper notes, lasting around five years longer To send a link to this page you must be...
View ArticleClinton admits ignoring doctor’s advice after pneumonia diagnosis
Share Hillary Clinton has said she will resume campaigning within the next couple of days , as she admitted ignoring doctor s advice after being diagnosed with pneumonia. Mrs Clinton seemed to buckle...
View ArticleMPs maul ‘opportunist’ Cameron over Libya bombing campaign
Britain’s military intervention in Libya was based on “erroneous assumptions” and an “incomplete understanding” of the rebellion against former dictator Col Muammar Gaddafi, a parliamentary inquiry...
View ArticleTransit van containing 14000 canisters was stopped by officers heading to...
THOUSANDS of canisters of a banned substance were seized by police in a van bound for the Bestival1, it has been revealed. A Transit van containing 14,000 canisters was stopped by officers coming off...
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Security data checks in force for people from outside EU travelling to Ireland
People travelling to Ireland from outside the European Union will have their information cross-checked against US, British, and Interpol terrorist watch lists under new measures set to be...
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Somerset County will fund Rocky Hill bridge work
SHIP opened its second galley soup kitchen in Somerville on Tuesday. Nick Muscavage/Staff Video County will ask state to reimburse the funds to finish the bridge replacement Protesters have put...
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