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Allegations of provocation, violence and brutality have been made by residents of the Lower Falls area of Belfast against troops of the Green Jackets Regiment who swept through the area on Tuesday afternoon. Yesterday the leader of the Social Democratic and Labour Party, Mr Gerry Fitt, MP, said he intended to raise the matter with the British Defence Secretary, Lord Carrington. Mr Fitt, in a statement, said that the Army was “playing the Faulkner regime game of attempting to force the me...

Warren crackdown nets dozens of arrests, $2M in cash, drugs, guns View Comments Warren — City officials announced details Monday of a crackdown on drugs that has resulted in dozens of arrests and seizures of nearly $2 million in cash, narcotics and firearms in several cities. Warren Police Commissioner William Dwyer, Mayor James Fouts and others met at the Warren Police headquarters Monday to discuss the success of the Police Enforcement and Community Engagement  operation. The PEACE effort...

PHILADELPHIA — Craig Alex Levin, 65, of King of Prussia, was charged by superseding indictment with additional child exploitation offenses related to his travel to the Philippines. The defendant, a former teacher who was previously detained in the Philippines, was deported back to the United States in August 2020 and has been held in federal detention since that time, according to Acting United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams. The superseding indictment contains 16 counts...

US, EU step up campaign over right-wing Putin critic Navalny Amid mounting military tensions in the Black Sea region and a diplomatic crisis between the US and Russia, the EU and the Biden administration have stepped up yet again the campaign over the right-wing anti-Putin oppositionist Alexei Navalny. Navalny was sentenced to over two years in prison in February after he returned to Russia from Berlin where he had spent several months after allegedly being poisoned in August. Between August an...

Weekly Cruise News: April 17, 2021 A cruise news update as the cruise industry vs. the CDC continues and sailings set to return across Europe. Apr 17, 2021 Frustrating pretty much sums up a busy week of cruise news as the cruise industry in the U.S. remains on hold and pressure mounts on the CDC. Cruise News Update Welcome everyone to some of the biggest cruise stories from the week. Even though it does seem it’s all about the cruise industry vs. the CDC, there have also been some other majo...

Thursday, 08 Apr 2021 06:09 PM MYT BY YISWAREE PALANSAMY Between August and September last year, the MBSA carried out a public feedback exercise for their 2035 local plan draft, which included a proposal to build a road across the existing forested land, also known to the local community as the Shah Alam Community Forest (SACF). — AFP pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. SHAH ALAM, April 8 — The Bukit Cerakah Forest Reserve (SACF) Society al...

An Amtrak employee from Ocean County was arrested Monday night for allegedly stealing over $50,000 worth of chainsaws and chainsaw parts from Amtrak and reselling them.

NJ Engineer Steals, Resells $53,535 Worth of Chainsaws, Parts From Amtrak: Officials Between August 2016 and July 2020, he allegedly stole 77 chainsaws, 103 bars and 163 chains from Amtrak and used an online auction service to sell most of the goods to buyers in more than a half-dozen U.S. states Published March 9, 2021 • Updated on March 9, 2021 at 1:58 pm Victor J. Blue/Bloomberg via Getty Images A 48-year-old Amtrak worker has been arrested for allegedly stealing chainsaws and ...

Lockdown has left many of us longing for more space, but there's plenty to think about before jumping into country life wellies first.

DEVILS MARBLES  Local Aboriginals believe the rock formations they call Karlu Karlu are the eggs of the Rainbow Serpent, said to have created the Earth during the Dreamtime. They form one of the worlds oldest religious sites, located near Wauchope in the Northern Territory. These chunks of granite, buried in a sea of sandstone, have been exfoliated by wind and sand to their current spheres, some of which are four metres in diameter. A few have been split apart by extremes of desert temperature...