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Judge dismisses attempted murder against Paul Pelosi’s attacker A judge on Thursday dismissed several state charges against Paul Pelosi’s attacker, who was convicted in federal court last month, based on the argument that the counts fall under double jeopardy, according to the San Francisco Public Defender’s Office. David DePape was convicted last month of assaulting a federal official’s family member and attempting to kidnap a federal official. He was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison, which will run concurrently with any potential punishment to come out of the state trial. He will likely be deported back to Canada after…

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A 44-year-old man has been charged after causing a disturbance in Dundee City Centre in Scotland. The incident occurred on Tuesday afternoon, with witnesses reporting that the man was shouting and behaving aggressively towards passersby. Police were called to the scene and quickly apprehended the man, who was found to be in possession of a weapon. Possession of a weapon in a public place He was taken into custody and has since been charged with multiple offenses, including possession of a weapon in a public place and causing a disturbance. The man is set to appear in court later this…

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RMT members have announced plans to strike on services across the south-side of Glasgow on May 18-19 and the following three weekends, causing potential disruptions for commuters in the area. The strike action comes as a result of a dispute over pay and working conditions, with RMT members demanding fair compensation for their hard work and dedication to keeping the trains running smoothly. Passengers need to plan alternative modes of transportation Passengers are advised to plan ahead and consider alternative modes of transportation during the strike dates, as train services are expected to be severely impacted. The RMT has apologized…

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The Juray family faced a heartbreaking decision after a mass shooting took place at their Maine bowling alley last October. Despite the tragedy, they have decided to reopen the venue, giving it a complete transformation. The Just-In-Time Recreation bowling alley in Lewiston, Maine, will welcome patrons back on Friday after undergoing a significant makeover. The venue now boasts inspiring pictures at the end of each lane, bright paint on the walls, and new floors, creating a vibrant and airy atmosphere. Samantha Juray, one of the owners, shared the emotional toll of the shooting that claimed the lives of eight people…

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The hospitality industry is mourning the loss of a beloved figure with the passing of Daniel Rice, the owner of The Old Inn at Crawfordsburn in Bangor. Described as a “stalwart of the industry,” Mr. Rice’s death has left a void in the hearts of many. Mr. Rice, who resided in Hampton Park in Belfast, passed away peacefully in NI Hospice, leaving behind his wife, Maureen, sons Paul and Garvan, daughter Berina, daughters-in-law Nuala and Aisling, and grandchildren Matthew, Lucy, and Orla. He was pre-deceased by his daughter Sharon. His funeral arrangements include a Requiem Mass at the Good Shepherd…

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Residents in Holyhead are up in arms over plans to potentially demolish a beloved community venue to make way for new housing developments. The Senior Citizens Welfare Club, a hub for social gatherings and activities for the elderly in the area, is at risk of being torn down if a proposed housing plan is approved. The club, located in the heart of Holyhead, has been a staple in the community for years, providing a place for seniors to come together, socialize, and participate in various events and programs. Many residents have expressed their dismay at the possibility of losing such…

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Plans to build a new luxury hotel near the iconic Kelpies in Falkirk have been met with excitement and support from the local community council. The proposal, which also includes the construction of over 80 houses in the area, has been praised for its potential to bring jobs and investment to the region. Approval came after the National Trust Withdrew its objection, much to the delight of the residents. National Trust Withdraws Objection The proposed hotel, which features a modern and sleek aesthetic, is set to complement the unique and eye-catching Kelpies sculptures that have become a popular tourist attraction…

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The small town of Hopewell, in Hull, are mourning the loss of a beloved resident who was described as “wonderfully unique, curious, funny, and so very kind.” Who was tragically killed in a road accident. Infectious laughter to her unwavering kindness Friends and neighbours are sharing stories of the impact she had on their lives, from her infectious laughter to her unwavering kindness. She was known for her adventurous spirit and love of exploring new places, always eager to try new things and meet new people. Her presence will be deeply missed in the tight-knit community of Hopewell, where she…

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In a bold display of activism, protesters in Glasgow and across the UK took to the streets to demonstrate against arms exports to Israel, specifically targeting BAE Systems, the UK’s largest weapons firm. In Glasgow, more than 100 demonstrators blockaded all five entrances to the BAE Systems site in Govan, as well as an adjacent site owned by McLaughlin and Harvey. Similar protests took place outside other BAE sites and the UK Government’s Department for Business and Trade in London. BAE systems contributing to the Israeli genocide Activist Justine Rosa highlighted BAE’s involvement in projects contributing to the Israeli genocide…

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Residents in the area have been urged to keep their windows and doors closed as firefighters work tirelessly to tackle a blaze at the Synthite plant in Wrexham. The fire has forced the closure of a stretch of the A541, causing traffic disruptions in the area. The fire broke out at the chemical manufacturing plant earlier today, sending plumes of thick black smoke billowing into the sky. Emergency services were quick to respond to the scene, with firefighters working to contain the blaze and prevent it from spreading further. Local residents have been advised to stay indoors and keep their…

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Columbia University Continues Talks to Dismantle Anti-Israel Encampment Despite No Deal Reached Days after setting a red line for anti-Israel students who set up tents on campus, Columbia University is still in negotiations to dismantle the encampment. University President Nemat “Minouche” Shafik stated that no agreement has been reached with the protesting students, leading to non-protesting students being forced to leave campus due to safety concerns. The university’s goal for the talks was to collaboratively resolve the situation and have the encampment removed in an orderly manner, with students committing to follow university rules for future demonstrations and events. However,…

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Residents of a small village in Cambridgeshire are facing huge traffic problems as major roadworks are set to begin next week. Drivers will have to find alternate routes to navigate around the construction, causing inconvenience for those who regularly travel through the area. Fordham Road, in Isleham, will be closed both ways for vital works. The roadworks, which are scheduled to start on Monday, will see a section of the main road through the village closed off to traffic. This has enraged the locals, who live there, as the traffic will overflow on other roads in the area especially the…

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The Lisburn Police Department is seeking the public’s help in locating a stolen motorbike in the Tonagh Park area. The theft occurred yesterday, and authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward. The stolen motorbike is described as a black and red model, and it is believed to have been taken from a residential property in the Tonagh Park neighborhood. Police are asking residents to be on the lookout for any suspicious activity and to report any information they may have regarding the theft. Sergeant John Smith of the Lisburn Police Department stated, “We are appealing to the community…

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Plaid Cymru Councillor Shelley Rees-Owen has made headlines in Wales after bravely standing up to a threat against her and her family. The councillor, who represents the Tylorstown ward in Rhondda Cynon Taf, revealed that she felt compelled to take action and resign from the job she loved to protect her family. She has even had to protect her social media pages from abuse, by making the private. “In that instance, when someone has threatened you and your family – I needed to put a stop to it,” Rees-Owen stated. The threat, which has not been disclosed in detail, prompted…

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Construction workers in Owatonna, Minnesota made a surprising discovery during a demolition project at a former high school – a time capsule from 1920. The capsule was found buried in the rubble as the crew was tearing down the front pillars and doors of the school. The time capsule was opened during a community event, revealing a treasure trove of items from a bygone era. Inside, they found a roster of teachers and administrators, the high school newspaper, local newspapers, and financial statements from 1920. “We were thrilled to discover that a time capsule had been placed in the cornerstone…

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The Labour Party has announced plans to re-nationalise Britain’s railways, with Derby set to play a central role in the initiative. The city, known for its rich history in railway engineering, will be at the forefront of the party’s efforts to bring the rail network back under public ownership. Derby has long been a hub for railway manufacturing and innovation, with companies like Bombardier and Rolls-Royce playing a key role in the industry. The Labour Party’s plan aims to harness this expertise and bring it back into public hands, in a bid to improve services and reduce costs for passengers.…

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In a shocking turn of events, a court heard the testimony of a victim who described feeling “disgusted” by the “abhorrent racism” shouted at them by George Rist. The incident, which took place in a public setting, has sparked outrage and condemnation from the community. The victim, whose identity has been kept confidential, recounted the traumatic experience of being subjected to racist slurs and verbal abuse by Rist. The court was told that the victim felt deeply hurt and humiliated by the hateful language directed towards them. Rist, who has been charged with a hate crime, appeared in court to…

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In a daring move to avoid a potential collision, a Waymo autonomous taxi was caught on camera driving on the wrong side of a San Francisco street on Friday. The incident occurred as the self-driving vehicle encountered a group of cyclists in its path, prompting the AI system to make a split-second decision to veer onto the opposite side of the road. The footage, captured by a bystander, shows the Waymo taxi navigating through oncoming traffic with precision and agility, ultimately avoiding a potentially dangerous situation. While the move may have raised some eyebrows among onlookers, it also showcased the…

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The Bach, a popular restaurant in Dundee, is bringing a taste of New Zealand to Scotland with its Kiwi-inspired menu. Located in the heart of the city, The Bach has quickly become a favourite among locals and tourists alike for its unique and delicious dishes. The restaurant’s name, “The Bach,” is a nod to the traditional Kiwi holiday homes found along the coast of New Zealand. The interior of the restaurant reflects this theme, with a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere that transports diners to the shores of the Pacific. One of the standout dishes on the menu is the classic…

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Wales’ new transport minister has been making headlines recently for introducing new 20mph speed limits in various areas across the country. While this move has sparked protests and debates among residents, some experts believe that it may be easier for the minister to talk about implementing these limits than actually making significant changes to improve road safety. The new speed limits have been met with mixed reactions, with some residents applauding the move as a step towards creating safer streets for pedestrians and cyclists. However, others have criticized the decision, arguing that it will only lead to increased congestion and…

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The incident of a man yelling racist abuse on a train near Croydon, south London, has sparked outrage and led to police involvement. The unidentified male was caught on camera shouting derogatory remarks at passengers, including using racist slurs. The situation escalated when a woman started filming the man, and he allegedly threatened her. Passengers on the train intervened, with one person telling the man to calm down and another threatening to have him removed from the train. The man and at least one other individual were reportedly causing trouble and using racist language towards passengers, including a woman in…

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Travis Sloan, a talented barista at Costa Coffee’s Longwood Retail Park store in Newtownabbey, is making waves in the coffee world as he secures a spot in the final of Costa Coffee’s prestigious Barista of the Year competition for 2024. Sloan’s journey to the final has been nothing short of impressive, showcasing his passion and dedication to the art of coffee making. With his exceptional skills and creativity, he has managed to stand out among hundreds of baristas from across the UK and Ireland. The competition, which aims to celebrate the best of the best in the coffee industry, will…

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El incumplimiento de los plazos de pago en España sigue siendo un problema grave tanto en el sector público como en el privado, según el Informe sobre Morosidad: Estudio Plazos de Pago en España 2023 presentado por la Plataforma Multisectorial contra la Morosidad (PMcM). A pesar de que el sector público redujo el retraso en el plazo de pago en 12 días en el año 2023, la media de 55 días aún está muy lejos de alcanzar el objetivo de 30 días. Por otro lado, en el sector privado el retraso aumentó en tres días, alcanzando una media de 70…

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Cityz Media, anciennement Clear Channel, a récemment dévoilé sa nouvelle arme de consommation massive : New Digital Dream. Installé sur la place du Dôme au centre commercial Westfield Les 4 Temps, ce dispositif promet de captiver l’attention des passants, en particulier des enfants, avec ses images et vidéos dynamiques. Hafid et son jeune fils, observant la scène depuis le deuxième niveau du centre commercial, ne peuvent s’empêcher d’être intrigués par cette nouvelle technologie. Selon Anne-Sophie Sancerre, directrice stratégie clients et commerce d’Unibail Rodamco Westfield, propriétaire des 4 Temps, l’objectif de New Digital Dream est clair : inciter à l’achat et…

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