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UK warns China against intimidating foreign nationals on British soil

Britain said on Wednesday that any intimidation on British soil of foreign nationals by China or other states was unacceptable and that it was investigating the matter, responding to a media report about a so-called secret Chinese police station.

Reuters

‘No denying:’ Activists demand Ralph Yarl’s shooting be investigated as a hate crime

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Civil rights leaders, elected officials and activists on Tuesday banded together for a downtown Kansas City rally in support of Ralph Yarl, the Black 16-year-old whose shooting outside a Northland home has sparked national outrage and calls for reforms.

Tribune News Service

Woman lived with her dad's mummified corpse for 15 years until she died herself

Police found two bodies at the house in Oeiras, Portugal, where a woman had been living with her dad's dead body for 15 years before she eventually passed away herself

Daily Mirror

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MPs urge Government to take action against ‘Chinese police stations’ in the UK

The House of Commons heard there are four sites of concern in the UK, with the Government saying the allegations are being investigated.

The Independent UK

Late-night Greggs BANNED as police fear it will cause a 'wave of crime'

Greggs opened its Leicester Square store with a blue-carpet premiere in 2022, but Westminster City Council has denied the store permission to serve hot food 24 hours a day

Daily Mirror

Motor torched in quiet Rutherglen street as police probe deliberate blaze

Police are investigating the cause of the fire which is being treated as deliberate.

Daily Record

Grand National protesters: We were brutalised by police and security guards

The animal rights activists who gained access to the racecourse claimed they suffered broken bones and dog bites.

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British holidaymaker with heart condition jailed for ten years after buying drink

Oliver Andrews, 29, was accused by police of using counterfeit money while in a club on the final night of his holiday in Morocco. His distraught partner Alanna Cornick is pleading for help.

Edinburgh Live

Net idol and boyfriend found dead in condo

Bangkok Post

Police investigating 171 reports that £600 energy vouchers were stolen in Northern Ireland

The vouchers were stolen and redeemed at the Post Office without the knowledge of the household

Belfast Live

Man living near Nottingham drug den 'smelt weed before'

Officers boarded up the property in a residential street

Nottingham Post

Nazi-loving nan, 92, running for election to save her local bus service

Dorothy Phillips, who had her collection of Nazi commemorative items confiscated by police in 2006, is standing for election in Radstock, Somerset, after the angry gran's bus route was scrapped

Daily Mirror

Police: Maine man fired randomly on highway after killing 4

Authorities say one of the three people shot on a Maine highway remains in critical condition

The Independent UK

Misconduct notices served on 11 police officers after 'abhorrent' messages found on a dead officer's phone

Two serving officers are under criminal investigation for the alleged unauthorised disclosure of police information to a police officer after he left the force

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The Guardian - UK

Reading security guard killed homeless man with ‘knockout blow’, jury hears

Sabeur Trabelsi, 44, accused of punching Jason Page in 2020 after chasing him down over stolen meat

The Independent UK

Maine shooting suspect posted sobbing Facebook video about ‘trauma’ hours before rampage

Joseph Eaton, 34, shared an emotional video of himself online on Monday where he said that people think he is ‘just another f*** up’ and complained about people who ‘claim to be Christian’

Bristol Post

Two killed in Canford Lane crash after car collides with pedestrian

The collision took place at around 2.50pm on Monday (April 17) and led to the road being closed for several hours while Avon and Somerset Police carried out investigation work

Daily Mirror

Couple baffled after police delivers Dominos pizza to their door in 'legendary' gesture

Toni Robson and her husband Paul, from in Bradford, West Yorkshire, rang their local Domino's restaurant to cancel their £46 order when it hadn't arrived after an hour and half before cops showed up with their food

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Councillor claims 'Rothbury community would respond differently' should Moat manhunt happen now

Coun Steven Bridgett has reflected on the changes in rural policing since the Raoul Moat manhunt in 2010, and described how officers at the time put residents at ease as the gunman remained at large

The New Daily

Why is there an inquiry into the Bruce Lehrmann trial? Legal experts explain

Yet another twist after opening statements in an inquiry into the prosecution of Lehrmann over the alleged rape of Brittany Higgins.

The Independent UK

Man mauled by dogs ‘bitten four times in a minute’ in attack that ‘felt like eternity’

Simon Edge was among six people mauled by the ‘vicious’ animals near a primary school in Winson Green

Evening Standard

Pictured: Motorcyclist killed in east London police chase

Met officers gave first aid but sadly Mr Miah died at the scene

The Independent UK

Robison voices ‘frustration’ as SNP controversy overshadows Yousaf’s priorities

Scotland’s Deputy First Minister has urged her party to get its ‘house in order’ amid a police probe into its finances.

The Independent UK

Two-year-old boy dies suddenly at home as police launch investigation

Toddler rushed to hospital on Monday evening

The National (Scotland)

Stephen Flynn: SNP will take 'no lectures' on sleaze from Tories after police jibe

STEPHEN Flynn said the SNP would “take no lectures” from the Tories on sleaze – highlighting the two fines the Prime Minister has received…

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