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Brighton owner Tony Bloom nets another winner with Santorini Star at Doncaster

Santorini Star at Doncaster was a fourth winner in the space of six days for the Brighton owner, Tony Bloom

The Guardian - UK

'Best I've seen': Toia's rise from rugby gun to Maroons

Queensland debutant Robert Toia is ready to mark Latrell Mitchell on his State of Origin debut after Nudgee College and Sydney Roosters set him on his path.

AAP

Officer to be prosecuted for offence linked to Troubles memorial during pandemic

The officer is alleged to have been involved in the generation of a false threat report that was intended to support a court anonymity application.

Evening Standard

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Threatened fish species thrown a restoration raft

Considered a threatened species in NSW, the olive perchlet will return to the Murray-Darling Basin in small rafts designed to act as habitat for the tiny fish.

AAP

PSNI chief Byrne’s tenure has been marked by controversies

The Police Service of Northern Ireland’s fifth chief constable also endured a sometimes stormy relationship with political leaders.

The Independent UK

Sinn Fein did not threaten to withdraw support for policing – Kelly

Some unionist politicians have called for PSNI Chief Constable Simon Byrne to resign following a court ruling this week.

The Independent UK

PSNI chief constable has no option but to resign after court ruling, insists DUP

Trevor Clarke said Simon Byrne has lost the confidence of his officers, politicians and the public.

The Independent UK

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Ombudsman Report: Relatives vow to fight on for 'truth and justice'

"Today is all about the families and the victims, we’ve been waiting over 30 years for this report"

Belfast Live

Families call for justice after damning police watchdog report on UDA murders

Police Ombudsman Marie Anderson said the RUC had engaged in ‘collusive behaviours’ in relation to a series of loyalist murders in south Belfast.

The Independent UK

Evidence police in Belfast colluded with loyalists in the Troubles, report finds

Eight loyalist attacks in the 1990s were investigated, including the murders at Sean Graham bookmaker

The Guardian - UK

Police Ombudsman finds 'collusive' behaviour involving South Belfast UDA and RUC

Watchdog “identified eight UDA/UFF members who were linked, through intelligence, to the murders and attempted murders of 27 people”

Belfast Live

Families vow to get justice on 30th Anniversary of Ormeau Road bookies atrocity

'On Monday we want the truth to come out'

Belfast Live

Ballymena Utd's Sean Graham back in the Sky Blue groove after asking DJ: What's the craic?

“David took me in with open arms and I’m really grateful to him for taking me back.."

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