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Police urged not to report for duty to cover resource shortage by representatives

Police are being urged not to report for duty when they should not be working, as the body that represents rank-and-file officers called for a…

The National (Scotland)

Police Scotland threatening end of overtime in dispute over pay and working conditions

Officers have argued that their working conditions and pay have considerably worsened in recent years. As a result they are calling for a 8.5 per cent pay rise.

Edinburgh Live

Police Scotland officers threatening 'work to rule action' for first time over pay

The Scottish Police Federation claims officers’ pay and conditions have been eroded badly in recent years.

Daily Record

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The Caper 'mini-festival' returns with evening of entertainment at the Baltic

The Caper pop-up event has previously been held at the Grainger Market in Newcastle. But the latest event took place at the Baltic on Gateshead's Quayside, overlooking the city's iconic bridges and River Tyne

Chronicle Live

Newcastle United Chairman’s Suite chef and former NE Chef of The Year to serve dishes at The Caper

The mini-festival will take place at the Baltic in Gateshead on Friday, June 16

Chronicle Live

How overlooked Mazda produced one of Le Mans' greatest shocks

There were a pair manufacturers at the 1991 Le Mans 24 Hours trying to make it two wins from two starts at the French classic. Jaguar was aiming to repeat its 1990 triumph, while Mercedes was looking to follow up on its 1989 victory after a year away. Then there…

Autosport

Orange Private Hospital enters administration amid 'uncertain times' for staff

The Orange Private Hospital opened less than two years ago and employs almost 100 nurses and surgeons.

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Police federation 'inundated with complaints' after officers told to be clean shaven to wear masks

Police Scotland said the policy is being brought in to "protect those on the frontline" as wearing the FFP3 mask properly requires the face to be clean-shaven.

Glasgow Live

Scottish police officers challenge ‘clean-shaven’ policy at tribunal

Police Scotland has told officers to shave off facial hair by end of May so they can use FFP3 face masks

The Guardian - UK

Police Scotland policy against facial hair sparks complaints from officers

THE Scottish Police Federation (SPF) said it has been “inundated with complaints” over a new policy from Police Scotland that will require…

The National (Scotland)

Police Scotland officers told to 'shave beards' as force 'inundated' with complaints

Police Scotland said the policy is being brought in to "protect those on the frontline" as wearing the FFP3 mask properly requires the face to be clean-shaven, but the rule change has been met with complaints

Edinburgh Live

Police Scotland officers told to shave off beards as force 'inundated' with complaints over new policy

The new ruling, which would see officers forced to shave off their facial hair within weeks, has reportedly caused "considerable angst" among officers.

Daily Record

TikTok CEO grilled by skeptical US lawmakers over national security threat

A nearly six-hour grilling of TikTok’s CEO by lawmakers brought the platform’s 150 million US users no closer to an answer as to whether the app will be wiped from their devices.

France 24

Skeptical congressional panel questions TikTok boss on safety, content

TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew faced hostile questions from Democrats, Republicans concerned about the company’s ties to China’s government, security, user data collection.

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The Independent UK

TikTok CEO faces off with Congress over security fears

The CEO of TikTok will make a high-profile appearance Thursday before a U.S. Congressional committee to make the case for why the hugely popular video-sharing app shouldn’t be banned

Daily Record

Police Scotland 'not in the same area as Met' over handling of misconduct claims

David Kennedy, general secretary of the Scottish Police Federation, said the way policing is done in Scotland is different to the rest of the UK.

The Independent UK

Police Scotland ‘not in same area’ to Met over misconduct handling

David Kennedy insisted Police Scotland had a ‘vigorous’ way of dealing with any officer who falls foul of behaviour expected of them.

The Independent UK

Memphis nonprofit puts money behind drive to curb gun deaths

Memphis has long suffered from disproportionately high homicide rates

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Birmingham Post

Top 30 Under 30 back for 2023 in Hull and the Humber as we meet the alumni who are now managing directors

Three of many success stories from the first five years explain how accolade and programme helped push them on

Newsroom.co.nz

Who Wayne Brown is actually calling out

Newsroom explains what some of the incoming mayor's least favourite council-controlled organisations do.

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Fkd Weather Is Causing A Sydney Beach To Erode Into Oblivion Thanks For That, Climate Change

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Daily Record

Hermes fined £850k after worker crushed to death at Lanarkshire depot

David Kennedy lost his life at the Eurocentral site three years ago.

The National (Scotland)

Hermes fined £850k after worker crushed to death at Scottish depot

A PARCEL delivery company has been fined £850,000 after a man was crushed to death by a 2.4 tonne vehicle at a depot in North Lanarkshire.

Daily Record

Hermes fined £850k after Scots worker crushed to death at Eurocentral depot

David Kennedy died at the parcel sorting office at Eurocentral near Motherwell while undergoing training on how to operate a trailer mover.

Glasgow Live

Hermes fined £850,000 after worker crushed to death at Lanarkshire depot

Hamilton Sheriff Court heard that David Kennedy died in hospital after being pinned against a lorry when a trailer slipped off a machine at the firm's Eurocentral parcel sorting centre.

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