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London: 12 dead as huge fire engulfs 24-storey residential tower; death toll may rise further London: 12 dead as huge fire engulfs 24-storey residential tower; death toll may rise further A Huge Blaze On Wednesday Engulfed A 24-storey Residential Tower Block In West London Housing Over 100 Families, Killing At Least 12 People And Injuring 74 Others, With Police Suspecting The Death Toll Could Rise Further. PTI | Updated on: 14 Jun 2017, 10:46:18 PM London: A huge blaze on Wednesday engulfed a 24-storey residential tower block in west London housing over 100 fam...

Top news of June 14 | Bangladesh landslike: Death toll rises to 144 Top news of June 14 | Bangladesh landslike: Death toll rises to 144 Twitter Is Buzzing With News Alerts From India And Rest Of The World. Here Are The Latest Updates From The Micro-blogging Site In One Scroll News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Ranpreet Kaur | Updated on: 14 Jun 2017, 03:06:08 PM New Delhi: Twitter is buzzing with news alerts from India and rest of the world. Here are the latest updates from the micro-blogging site in one scroll: #3:03 PM #2:52 PM #2:21 PM #2:03 PM #1:34 PM #1:32...

City continues to repair water main break on N. Jefferson Circle Oakridger Officials with the city of Oak Ridge closed North Jefferson Circle between Latimer Road and Jefferson Avenue Monday morning because of a water main break.  The Oak Ridge Police Department announced it in a Nixel alert Monday. City of Oak Ridge Public Works Director Shira McWaters said the area was still closed as of Monday afternoon and crews were working on repairing the main. “We don’t know the cause, but surmise that it is due to the recent cold weather,” she said. “Significant weather changes can impact bu...

Nanaimo RCMP have arrested a pair of “porch pirates” ­suspected of stealing home-delivered parcels. Officers looked into two Dec. 9 reports of thefts of packages from doorsteps, one about 10:45 a.m. from a Latimer Road home and another less than an hour later from a Howard Avenue residence. Two suspects, a man and a woman, were identified with the help of video and tips from the public. During a traffic stop, the man was arrested on three counts of theft under $5,000 and the woman on two counts of theft under $5,000. article continues below

  VICTORIA -- Two alleged "porch pirates" have been arrested just days after parcels were swiped from homes in Nanaimo. Nanaimo RCMP say a woman, 31, and a man, 33, have been arrested for two alleged thefts on Dec. 9, as well as one on Nov. 3. The first theft took place at a home on Latimer Road around 10:45 a.m. and the second occurred less than an hour later at a home on Howard Avenue. The Nov. 3 theft was reported at a home on Rosstown Road, say police. Mounties say that home security footage of all three thefts was crucial for the investigation, as well as tips from the community.