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Protip: Ad/tracker blockers. Use them (though not on The Reg) Richard Currie Mon 12 Apr 2021 // 11:15 UTC Share Copy In case you hadn't noticed, Prince Philip, aka the Duke of Edinburgh, aka the Queen's hubby, aka Stavros, shuffled off this mortal coil on Friday and thus the UK entered a period of "national mourning". Far from citizens taking to the streets and screaming at the sky, fists balled in anguish, most folk are pretty chill about the passing of the nation's slightly inappropriate grandad, who missed hitting a century by about two months. This collective "mour...

Seven people sent to prison this year for crimes in Wiltshire - Pictures from Wiltshire Police FROM robbery to running a cannabis farm, several people across Wiltshire have already faced justice this year, having been jailed for their roles in criminal activity across the county. Here are six cases published by Wiltshire Police, which resulted in court hearings and perpetrators going to prison. Jailed in January: 1) James Cherry, aged 28, of no fixed address in Swindon, was jailed for eight years and seven months after breaking a woman's jaw and robbing several shops.   In 2020 C...

Machete teen launched ‘terrifying’ attack outside Tattoo parlour A pair of youths armed themselves with a machete and samurai sword then set about another man as he enjoyed a cigarette outside a Toothill tattoo parlour, a court heard. One of the two, a 16-year-old boy who cannot be named as he is under 18, was sent down for two years and four months at Swindon Crown Court for what the judge labelled a “terrifying” daytime attack. Judge Jason Taylor QC said: “You approached another young male who was outside a tattoo shop where he was attending an appointment but he went outsid...

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During the civil war. james rosen is there live today. and james, good morning, how are they marking this milestone anniversary? >> reporter: bill and martha good morning from gettysburg where some ten thousand people participated in a re-enactment last night. there were speeches and a concert by trace atkins, but in a sense as tourism has already remained the chief industry here in gettysburg it is as if those epic battles have never fully receded from view. 150 years ago today confederate general robert e. lee was riding high fresh from a string of victories over apri april practice haabraha...