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Driver tortured to death

LAHORE : A dumper driver has been tortured to death by his opponent fellow drivers after an exchange of harsh words over passing on a road in Manawan.Victim Zain-ul-Abideen worked as a dumper driver...

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Six held for 'assaulting' drama crew in PIB Colony - Newspaper

KARACHI: Police on Tuesday booked and arrested six persons for leading an attack on a PIB Colony house rented by a drama producer

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New study finds amoeba that causes fatal brain disease

An amoeba species that is found in soil and warm freshwater has been found to cause a rare brain infection that is lethal

FIA Told to Investigate Online Investment Scam With a Citizen

Swindon's favourite Indian restaurant serves Jubilee menu fit for the Queen

All over the country, bakers have been getting creative in a bid to try and find a brand new pudding to celebrate the Queen’s 70 years on the…

The 'progressive prosecutor' movement is facing a real test in Iowa

The 'progressive prosecutor' movement is facing a real test in Iowa FilterJuly 28, 2021 The County Attorney's Office in Polk County (Des Moines), Iowa has gotten little attention from criminal justice reform advocates—at least until March 2021, when County Attorney John Sarcone prosecuted a Des Moines Register reporter for covering a 2020 racial justice protest in a professional capacity. Violent crime in the county has soared during Sarone's decades-long "tough-on-crime" tenure. Between 2011 and 2016, it increased by over 33 percent in the Des Moines metro area—one of the highest increases during that period nationwide. But Sarcone decided to not run for re-election next year, opening his seat up for the first time in over 30 years. Two candidates are now vying to redefine the role in Iowa's most populous county. The differences between them will show whether the "progressive prosecutor" movement, which has mostly taken off in big coastal cities, can gain traction in a smaller city in the American heartland.

Swindon restaurant owners happy to see customers back and hope for return to normality

RELIEVED restaurant owners are happy to see demand for dining in surge following another big step in the easing of lockdown restrictions. Bookings have flooded in as eatery entrepreneurs adapt to coronavirus safety measures so that customers can enjoy a good meal safely. Muzammil Ali owns Indian restaurant The Jewel in the Crown, Swindon's top-rated place to eat on TripAdvisor, said people had been eager to return though some were still being cautious. He added: "Lockdown was a terrible experience because no-one knew what was going to happen next, whether we could open or close or only serve takeaways. "But now a lot of people are slowly coming back. It's not 100 per cent yet, but it looks like people are relaxing and are more confident about coming out to eat.