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A sixth Memphis officer was fired on Friday after an internal police investigation showed he violated multiple department policies in the violent arrest of Tyre… Read More »Sixth Memphis Police Officer Fired For Role In Arrest Of Tyre Nichols
Three teenage boys have been charged with the murder of a man who was stabbed to death in the West Midlands. Bailey Atkinson, 20, was… Read More »Three Teenage Boys Charged With Murder Of Man, 20, In Walsall
The European Union has pledged to double a military aid programme for Ukraine by training an extra 15,000 soldiers as part of a blizzard of… Read More »Russia-Ukraine War At A Glance: What We Know On Day 345 Of The Invasion
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A Russian rocket destroyed an apartment building in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk late on Wednesday and at least two people were killed and… Read More »Russia-Ukraine War At A Glance: What We Know On Day 344 Of The Invasion
Black-led businesses could be given more support to procure lucrative government contracts by a future Labour government as the party refines its offer to ethnic… Read More »Labour Hopes To Ensure Black-Led Firms Access Lucrative Government Contracts
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