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Ministry’s tweet appearing to blame police for ‘fishing expedition’ withdrawn after Met deputy complained

From Monday's decision in People v. Bourdage, by Illinois Appellate Court Justice Michael Hyman, joined by Justices Aurelia Pucinski and Mary Ellen Coghlan: A grand jury indicted Sherri Bourdage for violating a single provision of a no-stalking-no-contact order by "indirectly communicat[ing] about Joseph Peila to his employer[.]" … The State…

Studies show that community schools — with activities and resources for students and families — improve student outcomes. Ideally, every Chicago public school would be a community school, Stacy Davis-Gates of the Chicago Teachers Union writes.

Sharon Henderson never stopped fighting for the truth to be uncovered – but after the killer’s conviction, she can finally start to grieve. Jane Dalton reports

Corporations get subsidies. Mom-and-pop stores should get them too, to be able to offer a variety of fresh and affordable food in areas that are food deserts, student Monica Jimenez Jaimes writes.

A FORMER Labour MP has been jailed for more than two years for making and distributing child abuse images.

Clark was jailed after admitting to three counts of making indecent images of children and six counts of distributing indecent images of children.

A 20-year-old man who downloaded manuals on making guns and explosives has been sentenced to eight years and six months in prison on terrorism offences, Britain's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said on Thursday.

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The assessment curator says it will ‘prove how many people held in police stations have undiagnosed ADHD’ and could help against reoffending

Prosecutors said they ended the case against Christopher Henderson, 40, 'following a review of further evidence gathered by Greater Manchester Police'