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UK Police Say Northern Ireland Dissident Group Claimed Explosives Package
A group calling itself the Northern Ireland dissident group the "IRA" has claimed responsibility for four small parcel bombs mailed to London and Glasgow, British police said on Tuesday.
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Man Arrested for Planting Fake Bomb at Glasgow Airport
A 26-year-old man has been arrested for sparking a terror alert at Glasgow airport in Scotland by hiding a fake bomb in the groom's hand luggage.
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Queen 'Photobombs' Australian Hockey Players' Selfie
A selfie of two Australian women hockey players, Jayde Taylor and Brooke Peris, has gone viral after Queen Elizabeth appeared smiling in the background of their snap.
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Two men jailed for Celtic boss bomb plot
Two men were jailed for five years each on Friday after being convicted of sending parcel bombs to Celtic manager Neil Lennon and two other high-profile supporters of the Glasgow club.
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Australia to pay for accusing Indian doctor of terror
Dr Mohamed Haneef, the Indian doctor wrongly accused of terrorism, will be awarded ''substantial'' compensation by the Australian government for his wrongful arrest in 2007.Haneef returned to Australia last week to settle his compensation claim. The 31-year-old doctor said the settlement would help him re-establish his career and reputation and sta...
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UK Police Say Northern Ireland Dissident Group Claimed Explosives Package
A group calling itself the Northern Ireland dissident group the "IRA" has claimed responsibility for four small parcel bombs mailed to London and Glasgow, British police said on Tuesday.
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Man Arrested for Planting Fake Bomb at Glasgow Airport
A 26-year-old man has been arrested for sparking a terror alert at Glasgow airport in Scotland by hiding a fake bomb in the groom's hand luggage.
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Queen 'Photobombs' Australian Hockey Players' Selfie
A selfie of two Australian women hockey players, Jayde Taylor and Brooke Peris, has gone viral after Queen Elizabeth appeared smiling in the background of their snap.
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Two men jailed for Celtic boss bomb plot
Two men were jailed for five years each on Friday after being convicted of sending parcel bombs to Celtic manager Neil Lennon and two other high-profile supporters of the Glasgow club.
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Australia to pay for accusing Indian doctor of terror
Dr Mohamed Haneef, the Indian doctor wrongly accused of terrorism, will be awarded ''substantial'' compensation by the Australian government for his wrongful arrest in 2007.Haneef returned to Australia last week to settle his compensation claim. The 31-year-old doctor said the settlement would help him re-establish his career and reputation and sta...
