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Rare leopard cub Zeya in first public appearance
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A public spaces protection order (PSPO) near Hardwick Hall will be enforced from Wednesday. BBC News
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Comhairle nan Eilean Siar sought public views on how it should set its new budget. BBC News
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The Public Health Agency is managing the outbreak at Knockavoe Special School in Strabane. BBC News
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For vulnerable Republicans, the prospect of an impeachment vote tied to enforcement efforts would be particularly painful. Source link
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The sweeping domestic policy law that Republicans muscled through Congress last year made ICE the highest-funded federal law enforcement agency in the country, with no strings attached. Source link
Read More »Florida Republican Vern Buchanan won’t seek reelection
He has long represented a red seat along Florida’s Gulf Coast. Source link
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A slim majority of voters still support Trump’s deportation agenda, but the GOP base is splintering over tactics. Source link
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[ Cases of a potentially lethal fungus have stabilized in Nevada, according to public health officials, who urge continued vigilance against the drug-resistant “superbug.” Source link
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Jimmy Thelin speaks publicly after his last interview as Aberdeen manager following their loss to Falkirk. Source link
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Dan Johnson looks into anti-social behaviour on public transport in Birmingham. BBC News
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A man has been charged with terror offences as part of the ongoing investigation into the Manchester synagogue attack. Mohammad Asim Bashir, 31, who lives in Cheetham Hilll, Stockport, has been charged with one count of preparation for acts of terrorism and three counts of dissemination of terrorism publications. Jihad …
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Labour MPs ‘furious’ as leadership row goes public BBC News
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The former Atomic Kitten member talks about the difficulty of being in the public eye after leaving the girlband. BBC News
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Katie McCabe says she had “goosebumps” from Abbie Larkin’s 90th-minute winner in Belgium as the Republic of Ireland earned promotion to League A. Source link
Read More »Sturgeon memoir: news or hype?
What we’ve learned from the former first minister’s book publicity. BBC News
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