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Scientists May Have Finally Figured Why Stonehenge Was Built
Located in Wiltshire on the southern edge of Salisbury Plain, Stonehenge seems to have been built in phases between 3100 and 1600 BC.
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How This Woman Shoplifter Made ₹ 5 Crore Tricking Shops Into Fake Refunds
Narinder Kaur, a 54-year-old shoplifter from Wiltshire, UK, has been sentenced to jail for a 500,000 pounds theft spree across high street shops. Over four years, Kaur targeted major retailers, deceiving them into issuing refunds for stolen items.
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Just Stop Oil Protest: Indian-Origin Activist Arrested After Stonehenge Defaced In UK
A 73-year-old Indian-origin activist is among two Just Stop Oil activists arrested by Wiltshire Police on Wednesday after they sprayed orange paint on the Stonehenge historical landmark in south-west England.
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Fugitive On The Run Dares UK Police With "Catch Me If You Can" Challenge
This week, the UK Police issued a plea in the search for Luke McInerney, who is reportedly wanted in connection with an assault case.
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British Cop Fired For Touching Colleague's Genitals: Report
A Police officer from the Wiltshire Police department has been immediately dismissed from all his duties for making fun of a colleague's 'penis size' and shouting 'it is small'.
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Dyson Chooses Singapore Over Britain to Build Electric Car
Dyson announced a $2.6 billion move into electric cars last year after a 400-strong British-based engineering team spent the first 2-1/2 years working on the project in secret.
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UK Rug Designer Accidently Discovers Ancient Roman Villa In His Garden
One of Britain's biggest and most elaborate Roman villas has been unearthed by chance by a homeowner laying electric cables in his garden at Wiltshire in south-west England.
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Biscuit That Survived Titanic Sells for 15,000 Pounds at Auction
The "world's most valuable biscuit" which survived the sinking of the Titanic more than a century ago, has been sold at auction for 15,000 pounds, fetching more than 5000 pounds then the expected price.
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Former British Prime Minister Caught Up in Child Sex Abuse Claim
A former prime minister was drawn into the complex web of historic child sex abuse allegations in Britain on Monday, when the police watchdog announced an investigation involving 1970s leader Edward Heath.
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British, Indian Soldiers Hurt as Troop Carriers Collide
Around 20 British and Indian military personnel were wounded, at least four seriously, in a collision between three troop carriers in southwest England on Wednesday, officials said.
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Britain Restores Last Gallipoli Warship to Mark Campaign's Centenary
Britain's last surviving warship from Gallipoli is being restored to mark the bloody campaign's centenary, as a new exhibition tries to counter myths surrounding the disastrous World War I offensive.
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Scientists May Have Finally Figured Why Stonehenge Was Built
Located in Wiltshire on the southern edge of Salisbury Plain, Stonehenge seems to have been built in phases between 3100 and 1600 BC.
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How This Woman Shoplifter Made ₹ 5 Crore Tricking Shops Into Fake Refunds
Narinder Kaur, a 54-year-old shoplifter from Wiltshire, UK, has been sentenced to jail for a 500,000 pounds theft spree across high street shops. Over four years, Kaur targeted major retailers, deceiving them into issuing refunds for stolen items.
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Just Stop Oil Protest: Indian-Origin Activist Arrested After Stonehenge Defaced In UK
A 73-year-old Indian-origin activist is among two Just Stop Oil activists arrested by Wiltshire Police on Wednesday after they sprayed orange paint on the Stonehenge historical landmark in south-west England.
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Fugitive On The Run Dares UK Police With "Catch Me If You Can" Challenge
This week, the UK Police issued a plea in the search for Luke McInerney, who is reportedly wanted in connection with an assault case.
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British Cop Fired For Touching Colleague's Genitals: Report
A Police officer from the Wiltshire Police department has been immediately dismissed from all his duties for making fun of a colleague's 'penis size' and shouting 'it is small'.
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Dyson Chooses Singapore Over Britain to Build Electric Car
Dyson announced a $2.6 billion move into electric cars last year after a 400-strong British-based engineering team spent the first 2-1/2 years working on the project in secret.
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UK Rug Designer Accidently Discovers Ancient Roman Villa In His Garden
One of Britain's biggest and most elaborate Roman villas has been unearthed by chance by a homeowner laying electric cables in his garden at Wiltshire in south-west England.
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Biscuit That Survived Titanic Sells for 15,000 Pounds at Auction
The "world's most valuable biscuit" which survived the sinking of the Titanic more than a century ago, has been sold at auction for 15,000 pounds, fetching more than 5000 pounds then the expected price.
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Former British Prime Minister Caught Up in Child Sex Abuse Claim
A former prime minister was drawn into the complex web of historic child sex abuse allegations in Britain on Monday, when the police watchdog announced an investigation involving 1970s leader Edward Heath.
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British, Indian Soldiers Hurt as Troop Carriers Collide
Around 20 British and Indian military personnel were wounded, at least four seriously, in a collision between three troop carriers in southwest England on Wednesday, officials said.
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Britain Restores Last Gallipoli Warship to Mark Campaign's Centenary
Britain's last surviving warship from Gallipoli is being restored to mark the bloody campaign's centenary, as a new exhibition tries to counter myths surrounding the disastrous World War I offensive.
