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msn.com | Ruth Hallows |Patrick Sawer
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telegraph.co.uk | Ruth Hallows |Patrick Sawer
In April, Border Force officials intercepted a yacht off the Cornish coast and discovered 20 people hiding below deck. The 19 men and one woman, all thought to be Albanian nationals, were trying to enter the UK illegally. They were detained pending deportation, the Home Office said, and three men were arrested. About 437 migrants crossed the Channel on Friday in seven small boats, Home Office figures revealed.
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1 month ago | 
stuff.co.nz | Ruth Hallows |Sophie Barnes
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1 month ago | 
ca.news.yahoo.com | Ruth Hallows
Fulham residents don’t want to see the increase in delivery drivers they fear will result if their McDonald’s is allowed to open 24 hours a day - Jeff Gilbert for The TelegraphAffluent London residents have claimed that they are under siege from dozens of delivery drivers. Those living next to the McDonald’s on North End Road in Fulham are embroiled in a battle to stop 24-hour opening times.
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1 month ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Ruth Hallows |Sophie Barnes
Father of one John Alun Skoulding, leader of the neighbourhood watch, claimed the branch attracted unsavoury characters who threatened anyone who complained. He told The Telegraph: "You know, it's not uncommon to have people sitting on our fence. They'll drop their litter in our garden. We've had people urinate, we've had drugs dealers... they're very aggressive towards residents.
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1 month ago | 
ca.news.yahoo.com | Ruth Hallows
West was handed multiple life sentences for her role in the murder of women and girls with her husband FredRose West was emotionless when she was told her husband Fred had killed himself, her former prison officer has revealed. Vanessa Frake-Harris, a former prisoner governor, broke the news to West while she awaited trial in 1995 for her role in the rape, torture and murder of at least 12 women and girls.
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1 month ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Ruth Hallows
She continued: "I firmly believe she felt that with Fred dying, she would get off all of the charges. "There was almost a glint in her eye as if to say, 'OK, he's dead - he can take the rap for it. I'm happy to plead to the lesser charges'."But West was handed life sentences at Winchester Crown Court in November 1995 for each of her 10 known victims, which included her daughter Heather, 16, and her eight-year-old step daughter, Charmaine.
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1 month ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Ruth Hallows
Ms Okunde argued that it had been part of the rules and standing orders for a significant number of years, and that there were not any Pandora's boxes stemming from the order. She added she had "never heard of anybody being upset or requesting another specific flag to be flown to her knowledge". A secret ballot was suggested in a bid to keep the motion centred on principle and separate from the committee's individual views on LGBT representation.
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1 month ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Ruth Hallows
Gardeners are seeing their bloom a little earlier than usual as May continues to be one of the sunniest on record. It may be good news for berry lovers, but it's better news for birds. Now, gardeners are engaging in a war of deception to deter birds from picking the succulent fruit by painting pebbles to look like them.
