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Police end investigation into alleged assault of poppy-selling veteran

It was alleged the incident occurred during a pro-Palestinian rally at Edinburgh Waverley station on November 4.

The Independent UK

Five arrested at London King’s Cross after pro-Palestinian protest banned

Transport Secretary Mark Harper said he had given an order to allow police to stop the demonstration on Friday evening.

The Independent UK

Two arrests made after 'hundreds' stage pro-Palestine protest at London's King's Cross station

At one point, the names of those killed in Gaza were read out through a megaphone

Evening Standard

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Two arrested at London King’s Cross station after pro-Palestinian protest banned

Transport Secretary Mark Harper said he had given an order to allow police to stop the demonstration on Friday evening.

The Independent UK

Protesters stage demonstration at London St Pancras calling for Gaza ceasefire

The group chanted 'not in our name' as they called for an immediate ceasefire

Evening Standard

£15,000 flute being stolen was like ‘losing a limb’, says RSNO musician

Flautist Katherine Bryan realised her instrument had been stolen when changing trains to go to Brighton on Monday.

The Independent UK

Royal Scottish orchestra's top flautist has 'beloved' £15,000 instrument stolen

A musician who performs with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) has appealed for help after her “beloved” flute was stolen on a train.

The National (Scotland)

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Flautist appeals for help after £15,000 instrument stolen on train

Katherine Bryan said her flute was taken from her bag between Farringdon and East Croydon stations in London on Monday morning.

The Independent UK

Stakeholders oppose changes to school hours in Bengaluru

A multi-stakeholder meeting unanimously opposed changing school hours in the city. But the meeting came up with an action plan to ease traffic during morning and evening school hours, to also ensure safety of children.

The Hindu

Pro-Palestine graffiti ‘a deliberate attempt to intimidate the Jewish community’

Slogans have been painted on bridges in Golders Green, north west London.

The Independent UK

Women’s group boss ‘bitten and has hair pulled out in racist Tube attack’

Southall Black Sisters executive director Selma Taha says she and her friends were subject to racial slurs

Evening Standard

Group of men 'talking about rape' on Glasgow train sparks investigation

A group of men 'talking about rape' on a Glasgow train has sparked an investigation.

The National (Scotland)

Accident black spots: Speeding and lack of pedestrian facilities make expressway to KIA a deadly stretch

KIA expressway is a deadly stretch with 27 accidents and 18 fatalities reported in 2020-22. Lack of enforcement of speed limit, joyrides and drunk driving are major causes. BTP has proposed ITMS cameras, digital speed display boards and skywalks to reduce accidents.KIA expressway is a deadly stretch with 18 fatalities…

The Hindu

Accident black spots: Flyover ramps, higher vehicle density leading to accidents on Mysuru Road

During peak hours, around 130 vehicles pass through this junction every minute, noted an official from Byatarayanapura Traffic Police Station explaining the problems at KSRTC junction on Mysuru Road. This is one of the four points identified on Mysuru Road as accident black spots by the Bengaluru Traffic Police (BTP).

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The Independent UK

Police force to fly flags at half mast for ‘hugely respected’ officer who died saving man’s life

Rishi Sunak says sergeant Graham Saville’s actions were testament to his bravery

The Independent UK

Police force to fly flags at half mast for officer who died saving man’s life

Sergeant Graham Saville died five days after being hit by train as he attempted to save a distressed man on the tracks.

Evening Standard

Pair of mobile phone robbers struck in south east London three times on same day

All the victims were 14-year-old boys, who were targeted on trains or at stations

The National (Scotland)

Charity set to support children at risk of exploitation on Scotland's railway

VULNERABLE children who are exploited in and around the railway in Scotland are set to be better supported with a charity set to launch a vital…

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Police officer denies punching and choking teenage boy during arrest at Tube station

Pc Kerry Reynolds, from Tadley, Hampshire, pleaded not guilty to causing actual bodily harm and assault by beating

The Independent UK

Police officer denies punching and choking teenage boy at London Tube station

Pc Kerry Reynolds, from Tadley, Hampshire, pleaded not guilty to causing actual bodily harm and assault by beating.

Evening Standard

Convictions of rail workers based on corrupt police officer evidence to be reviewed

The convictions of two British Rail worker who were jailed 46 years ago on the evidence of a corrupt police officer are set to be reviewed as “potential racially-motivated miscarriages of justice”, it has been announced.

Evening Standard

Woman sexually assaulted on Tube home from Harry Styles’ Wembley gig

Police have released an image of a man they would like to trace after a Harry Styles fan reported being sexually assaulted on the Tube home from one of his Wembley gigs.

Evening Standard

Hunt for serial sex offender who masturbates in front of women on London trains

Kolawole Oladetoun failed to appear in court for sentencing over six sexual offences

Evening Standard

Two men sought by police after leaking bottles of acid left at Tube station

A rucksack with two bottles of a ‘strong acidic substance’ was abandoned

The Independent UK

Plans to cut police mental health callouts in next two years ‘simply dangerous’

A government directive published on Wednesday means forces in England and Wales will be expected to reduce the number of callouts officers attend.

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