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And to recover those who have died. authorities in lahaina say their 150—year—old scorched fig tree should recover, but it may take far longer to regrow a community robbed of so many houses and hundreds of years of history. sean dilley, bbc news. the chief constable of the police service of northern ireland has said he wont resign following a significant data breach. simon byrne cut short a family holiday to return to belfast, where he faced several hours of questioning by the northern irela...

A police officer says he has made the "devastating" decision to leave northern ireland after accidental breaches of internal data revealed the identities of officers and staff. the police service of northern ireland mistakenly shared details about 10,000 of its employees on tuesday. details of a second data breach from july then emerged. the officer said the data breach was "the straw broke the camels back". the comedian, actor and former family fortunes presenter, les dennis is the 15th and fin...

From july then emerged. the officer said the data breach was "the straw broke the camels back". a scottish fugitive extradited from brazil has beenjailed for almost ten years for serious organised crime and firearms offences. james white, originally from glasgow, pleaded guilty to money laundering, importing millions of pounds of drugs and possessing guns and explosives. he led one of scotlands most prolific organised crime groups. youre live with bbc news. here, 39 asylum—seekers who were mov...

Echoes of the past in northern ireland have never gone away, but the psni data breach has left police officers here and their families extremely fearful of the future. sara girvan, bbc news, belfast. figures released today have showed the uk economy performing better than expected over the spring, with growth of 0.2% between april and june. the warm weather injune is part of the reason as it encouraged people to go out to pubs and restaurants and there was also increased activity in manufacturin...

Police investigating the murder of a 10—year old girl in surrey say three people they want to speak to are believed to have left the country. the girls body was found inside a home in woking in the early hours of thursday following a safety concern. the three people are believed to have left the uk on wednesday. a police officer says he has made the "devastating" decision to leave northern ireland after accidental breaches of internal data revealed the identities of officers and staff. the pol...

And i suppose the disappointment for me is that ive gone to all that trouble and yet now there is something out there in the public domain. all psni officers are targets for terrorists. but in the past dissident republicans who are against the peace process have often targeted catholic officers. gerry murray has been a police officer for 50 years and represents hundreds of catholic officers who he says have particular concerns over the data leak. theyve been targeting catholic officers for quite...

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There can be no doubt that the PSNIs catastrophic data breach is the most serious in the history of the force and it will be widely believed that, in all the circumstances, it is also represents the worst case of its kind involving a police service anywhere in Europe during the digital era.

34,000 people have been rescued or intercepted by them. now to give you a sense of the scale of the issue that were talking about, the united nations refugee agency says that this year alone so far, 90,000 migrants have arrived in italy. the majority of those are from tunisia or neighbouring libya. mickey shuler reporting there. senior police officers in northern ireland will be questioned by politicians on thursday about a data breach which has caused huge worry among thousands of staff. the po...

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