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Man admits Uefa Cup police attack

About 150,000 Rangers fans were in the city when the violence broken out A Rangers fan has admitted assaulting a police officer during rioting which broke out in Manchester after the 2008 Uefa Cup Final. Mark Stoddart, 25, of...

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Carjacker was known crack addict

A carjacker who deliberately ran over a woman as he stole her car was known to almost every police officer in Slough as a crack addict with a history of relentless violence. Known as "Gummy" to his friends because of his...

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Senior officer cleared of credit card misuse

Ali Dizaei, the suspended senior Scotland Yard officer, has been cleared of misusing his corporate credit card. An inquiry by Dorset chief constable Martin Baker found no evidence he acted dishonestly or without integrity....

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RAF helicopter rescues flood victims

RAF helicopter crews have been working to rescue people from flooded homes and swollen rivers in the worst-affected areas of Cumbria. This footage shows one crew from RAF Chivenor having to abandon the evacuation of one home...

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Arrests made in €10m match-fixing probe

By Bertrand Benoit in Berlin Police and sport officials said on Friday they had dismantled the ‘biggest fraud scandal to ever hit European football’ – a criminal ring suspected of unprecedented match-fixing and betting in the...

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Hero Bagpiper To Be Honoured By The French

8:09pm UK, Thursday November 19, 2009 Alex Watts, Sky News Online A bagpiper whose wartime heroics featured in the film The Longest Day is to have a statue built in his honour. Mr Millin's pipes led the 1st Commando Brigade...

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Mystery surrounds brutal murder of Geeta Aulakh

Police rule out stranger attack but reject honour killing theory despite misgivings by Asian women's groups Every day, staff at Sunrise Radio were greeted with a smile from Geeta Aulakh, the receptionist who had dreamed as a...

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Give North Korea a break | John Delury

Denuclearisation will only come when bridges have been built with Pyongyang and it feels firmly set on a new economic course Negotiations over the denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula look set to resume . Sadly, they are...

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Police treat dog mess as crime priority and issue owners with £50 fines

Police are treating dog mess as a crime priority, by launching patrols to catch owners who let their pets foul the pavements and issuing them with £50 fines. By Richard Edwards, Crime Correspondent Officers in Nottinghamshire...

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RAF veteran 87 'too old to carry Royal British Legion standard'

An 87-year-old RAF veteran, Madge Covey, must stop carrying the Royal British Legion standard because she is too old to insure, the charity has said. Mrs Covey has been proudly holding aloft a legion flag pole at remembrance...

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