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Criminal Bar Association says members have accepted a government pay offerCriminal barristers in England and Wales have voted to end strike action afteraccepting a government pay offer, the Criminal Bar Association said.More detail soon … Continue reading…
Paweenuch Supolwong, 3, lost 24 classmates in the massacre (Picture: AP/Reuters) A little girl, 3, napped through Thailand’s worst mass killing – miraculously emerging unscathed. Paweenuch Supholwong was asleep on the floor and covered by a blanket when an attacker burst through the door of her pre-school and massacred 24 of her classmates and 12 others. She is thought to be the only child at the day care centre to come out uninjured, with the gunman seemingly believing she was dead already. Another child named Sumaee was stabbed and shot twice but survived after two bullets were removed from his…
Daily Express says Cabinet big guns Jacob Rees-Mogg and Therese Coffey led the calls yesterday, urging colleagues to end the infighting that has marred Liz Truss’s first month as leader.
A WOMAN captured the terrifying moment a missile exploded above her head as Kyiv was rocked by a series of blasts. Multiple explosions struck the capital in a series of revenge strikes days after V…
The Prime Minister is looking to meet her rebel backbenchers halfway in a bit to unify the Conservative Party,
The Sun says MULTIPLE explosions have been heard in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv this morning.
SMERSH, whose motto was ‘Death to Spies’, was a conglomeration of counterintelligence agencies used by Stalin to root out and obliterate those trying to subvert his regime during and after World War II.
The Metro says The Football Association has confirmed it is investigating an ‘incident’ that occurred during the second half of Arsenal’s 3-2 win over Liverpool on Sunday.
Antony equalised for Manchester United (Picture: Getty) Manchester United new boy Anthony made club history against Everton on Sunday, beating a record set by the likes of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Romelu Lukaku. The Brazilian joined the Red Devils in an £85million deal in the dying days of the summer transfer window after handing in a transfer request at Ajax. The 22-year-old took little time to settle at Old Trafford, scoring on his debut in a 3-1 win against Arsenal. Antony’s impressed supporters with his work-rate and skillset, and a 25-yard stunning strike in defeat against Manchester City further displayed his…
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video BBC News viewers were left stunned as they watched a reporter being forced to take cover as a missile hit during his live broadcast from Ukraine. Hugo Bachega was on the ground in Kyiv on Monday morning, reporting on the aftermath of the explosion of Kerch Bridge, which connects Russia and Crimea. Shortly after 6am BST, Bachega was delivering a news report when he suddenly heard a missile flying loudly overhead. The journalist was visibly concerned as he looked up towards the…
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