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Special mid-night metro for IPL spectators from Eden Gardens in Kolkata

KOLKATA: Kolkata Metro Railway has announced that it will provide special services for cricket fans attending the upcoming IPL T-20 match at Eden Gardens on May 8th, 2023.

The Times of India

Inside My Wedding: Co Down couple's special day at Titanic Hotel Belfast

"There was no need to worry - everything worked out well on the day!"

Belfast Live

US weatherman who left TV for a job on the Metro jumps ship after bagging role on Shields Ferry

Joe Avary has joined the Ferry crew as a Second Mate and will now start learning how to drive the vessels across the river Tyne

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Verdict in Shortland murder trial over stabbing of Bobby Palmer

There was no dispute Zack Mavin was suffering from paranoid schizophrenia.

Newcastle Herald

Why was the Karl Lagerfeld Met Gala theme so controversial? Designer’s accusations and problematic comments

The 2023 Met Gala theme will centre around the Costume Institute’s exhibit: ‘Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty’

The Independent UK

Karl Lagerfeld: Accusations of bigotry and his history of controversial comments

The 2023 Met Gala theme will centre around the Costume Institute’s exhibit: ‘Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty’

The Independent UK

How a song written in 1974 turned up on Bowie's Let's Dance and unwittingly kicked off a controversy

In 1977, Metro’s single Criminal World was considered “too gay” for the BBC. By 1983, it was too suggestive for David Bowie too. 40 years later, its songwriter explains what it’s like when one of your songs turns up on the biggest albums of the 80s

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Metro Mayor hopes elections will bring 'stability' for city region

All-out elections are being held in Wirral and Liverpool

Liverpool Echo

Blyth racist fined after shouting abuse about passengers at Metro station

Mark Kindley appeared in court just seven days after being fined and ordered to pay compensation for necking booze inside the shop he'd just stolen it from

Chronicle Live

48 Hours in Istanbul by Simon Calder

A city steeped in history, and which brings humanity together: Istanbul is a crossroads for the world, where Europe meets Asia and where the Mediterranean is linked to the Black Sea through the Bosphorus.

The Independent UK

Overrunning Tyne and Wear Metro upgrade works leave neighbouring stables 'on its knees'

The Quarry Park Stables has been forced to close because of the Metro Flow project works, which has seen contractors move onto a field that the business used to rent for grazing

Chronicle Live

Judge to decide on protocol to search slain Las Vegas reporter’s devices by next court date

LAS VEGAS — A judge said Wednesday that she will make a ruling within the next two weeks indicating how officials can search the personal devices of slain Las Vegas Review-Journal investigative reporter Jeff German.

Tribune News Service

Paranoid and delusional: accused had explosive device, two knives and a hammer

Zack Mavin pleaded not guilty to murder and attempted armed robbery, raising a defence of mental health or cognitive impairment in the stabbing death of Robert "Bobby" Palmer.

Newcastle Herald

Paul O'Grady funeral - Latest details including the late star's wishes

Fans of the late star want to know when is Paul O'Grady's funerals and other information about his send off. We've shared all the details we know to date.

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Call for barriers at 'not fit for purpose' Metro level crossing after latest crash between train and car

The level crossing next to Callerton Parkway Metro station has been the scene of multiple collisions over the years, the latest of which was on Thursday morning

Chronicle Live

'He will always be in my heart' - Jermaine Defoe makes emotional trip to visit Bradley Lowery's parents

The footballer chatted to Gemma and Carl Lowery about their son's life as part of his podcast series

Chronicle Live

Financial investigators seize £200,000 of criminal cash in the North East in one month

The criminal cash was ruled to be the proceeds of fraud, money-laundering, drugs offences and the sale of illegal tobacco

Chronicle Live

Police appeal as 19-year-old dies after falling from flyover above A1 near Alnwick

Emergency services attended however, the 19-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics

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Lucky escape after car collides with Metro train on level crossing at Callerton Parkway Station

Services were suspended between Airport and Kingston Park on Thursday morning but have now resumed

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Cheaper Tyne and Wear Metro fares for under-22s coming next month – with single journeys costing just £1

Cheaper fares will be introduced next month for passengers aged 21 and under who use a Pop smartcard

Tribune News Service

Hurricanes earn needed win over Red Wings, 4-1, keep Metro Division title in sight

RALEIGH, N.C. — It’s going down to the last game of the NHL’s regular season in the Metropolitan Division.

Chronicle Live

Quick-thinking Metro driver saves woman who jumped in front of train at Pelaw during rush hour

Thankfully the driver was able to stop the train in time and help the woman off the tracks

Tribune News Service

Before Las Vegas mass shooting, ex-con urged Stephen Paddock not to ‘kill innocent people’

LAS VEGAS — Handwritten letters sent to Stephen Paddock before the Las Vegas massacre suggest that he had discussed his plans with an ex-convict, who implored him not to “shoot or kill innocent people.”

Chronicle Live

Stadler ordered to improve Tyne and Wear Metro train reliability after months of travel chaos

Operator Nexus has served formal notice on the Swiss manufacturer that services must get better

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