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UK Woman Uncovers Brothers' Remains In 'Landfill For Babies' Mass Grave
The shocking find was made by a woman who had spent decades searching for her twin brothers who passed away in 1962.
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And The Winners Of Sony World Photography Awards 2020 Are...
The Sony World Photography Awards has declared winners for the year 2020 across four competitions: Professional, Open, Youth and Student.
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US Teen, Target Of FBI Manhunt After She "Threatened" School, Found Dead
The frantic hunt for an armed young woman who threatened Columbine High ended Wednesday near the base of a mountain 40 miles west of the school. Sol Pais, an 18-year-old who was the target of a nearly 20-hour manhunt, was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities said.
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Former Manchester United Great Paul Scholes Appointed Manager Of Oldham Athletic
Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes will take his first role as a manager.
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Indian-Origin Shopkeeper In UK Fights Off Robber Using Vodka Bottle, Chair
A 40-year-old Indian-origin shopkeeper in the UK fought off a knife-wielding robber using very unusual 'weapons' a bottle of vodka and a chair. Anil Velji leaped into action when the raider burst into his convenience store in Oldham, Greater Manchester, and lunged at him with a knife.
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UK Opposition Leader Jeremy Corbyn Passes Key First Election Test
British opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn passed a key electoral test on Friday when his Labour party won in the first regional ballot since he took the helm in September.
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PM Modi Gifts Historic Manuscripts to Irish Counterpart Enda Kenny
PM Modi today presented to his Irish counterpart reproductions of a selection of historic manuscripts and papers pertaining to two pre-independence era Irish officials, Thomas Oldham and George Abraham Grierson.
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Everton curtail Oldham Athletic's FA Cup adventure
Beaten semi-finalists in last season's competition, Everton were without the injured Marouane Fellaini but made a purposeful start and took the lead in the 15th minute.
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FA Cup: Liverpool dumped out by Oldham
Liverpool fielded a weakened lineup but still contained a raft of internationals and millionaire players, who didn't appear to be up for the fight until it was too late.
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FA Cup failures make Manchester United, Arsenal grow fonder
Arsenal, without a trophy of any description since beating United on penalties in the 2005 final, will hope to carry their mid-week momentum into the cup when they visit second-tier Brighton and Hove Albion.
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'Suspicious' blast destroys UK house, kills child
A suspected gas explosion reduced a house to smoking rubble, killed a 2-year-old boy and left a man seriously burned in northwest England on Tuesday, police and rescue workers said. Police were not linking the explosion to terrorism, but said they were treating the child's death as "suspicious."
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Indian-origin British TV star faces racist taunts
Indian-origin British TV Shobna Gulati has said she was forced to quit micro-blogging website Twitter after suffering a stream of racist abuse.
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Pakistani in London jailed for raping girl 30 times: Report
A 59-year-old Pakistani, ringleader of an Asian sex gang that preyed on white schoolgirls, has been convicted by a British court of raping a minor Asian girl 30 times in 10 years. Shabir Ahmed, a father of four, was the leader of the gang of nine Muslim criminals who were jailed last month for a total of 77 years.
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Muslim cabbie in United Kingdom evicts passengers for carrying alcohol
A Muslim cab driver in the United Kingdom has been fired from his job after he evicted a family from his taxi for carrying a bottle of wine. The driver has been sacked as he threw out a family carrying an unopened bottle of wine, of which he said, "it's against my religion."
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Abuse of Adeyemi disgraceful, says skipper
Oldham captain Dean Furman has said he understood the reactions of teammate Tom Adeyemi to the abuse he suffered in the FA Cup tie atsaying that the taunts had been an "absolute disgrace."
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UK Woman Uncovers Brothers' Remains In 'Landfill For Babies' Mass Grave
The shocking find was made by a woman who had spent decades searching for her twin brothers who passed away in 1962.
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And The Winners Of Sony World Photography Awards 2020 Are...
The Sony World Photography Awards has declared winners for the year 2020 across four competitions: Professional, Open, Youth and Student.
-
US Teen, Target Of FBI Manhunt After She "Threatened" School, Found Dead
The frantic hunt for an armed young woman who threatened Columbine High ended Wednesday near the base of a mountain 40 miles west of the school. Sol Pais, an 18-year-old who was the target of a nearly 20-hour manhunt, was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities said.
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Former Manchester United Great Paul Scholes Appointed Manager Of Oldham Athletic
Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes will take his first role as a manager.
-
Indian-Origin Shopkeeper In UK Fights Off Robber Using Vodka Bottle, Chair
A 40-year-old Indian-origin shopkeeper in the UK fought off a knife-wielding robber using very unusual 'weapons' a bottle of vodka and a chair. Anil Velji leaped into action when the raider burst into his convenience store in Oldham, Greater Manchester, and lunged at him with a knife.
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UK Opposition Leader Jeremy Corbyn Passes Key First Election Test
British opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn passed a key electoral test on Friday when his Labour party won in the first regional ballot since he took the helm in September.
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PM Modi Gifts Historic Manuscripts to Irish Counterpart Enda Kenny
PM Modi today presented to his Irish counterpart reproductions of a selection of historic manuscripts and papers pertaining to two pre-independence era Irish officials, Thomas Oldham and George Abraham Grierson.
-
Everton curtail Oldham Athletic's FA Cup adventure
Beaten semi-finalists in last season's competition, Everton were without the injured Marouane Fellaini but made a purposeful start and took the lead in the 15th minute.
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FA Cup: Liverpool dumped out by Oldham
Liverpool fielded a weakened lineup but still contained a raft of internationals and millionaire players, who didn't appear to be up for the fight until it was too late.
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FA Cup failures make Manchester United, Arsenal grow fonder
Arsenal, without a trophy of any description since beating United on penalties in the 2005 final, will hope to carry their mid-week momentum into the cup when they visit second-tier Brighton and Hove Albion.
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'Suspicious' blast destroys UK house, kills child
A suspected gas explosion reduced a house to smoking rubble, killed a 2-year-old boy and left a man seriously burned in northwest England on Tuesday, police and rescue workers said. Police were not linking the explosion to terrorism, but said they were treating the child's death as "suspicious."
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Indian-origin British TV star faces racist taunts
Indian-origin British TV Shobna Gulati has said she was forced to quit micro-blogging website Twitter after suffering a stream of racist abuse.
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Pakistani in London jailed for raping girl 30 times: Report
A 59-year-old Pakistani, ringleader of an Asian sex gang that preyed on white schoolgirls, has been convicted by a British court of raping a minor Asian girl 30 times in 10 years. Shabir Ahmed, a father of four, was the leader of the gang of nine Muslim criminals who were jailed last month for a total of 77 years.
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Muslim cabbie in United Kingdom evicts passengers for carrying alcohol
A Muslim cab driver in the United Kingdom has been fired from his job after he evicted a family from his taxi for carrying a bottle of wine. The driver has been sacked as he threw out a family carrying an unopened bottle of wine, of which he said, "it's against my religion."
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Abuse of Adeyemi disgraceful, says skipper
Oldham captain Dean Furman has said he understood the reactions of teammate Tom Adeyemi to the abuse he suffered in the FA Cup tie atsaying that the taunts had been an "absolute disgrace."
