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November 17, 2004. But the federal government doesn’t want to tell Americans about Arab terrorist suspects arrested by the Border Patrol. Here’s a story from 2007: Texas' top homeland security official said Wednesday that terrorists with ties to Hezbollah, Hamas and al-Qaida have been arrested crossing the Texas border with Mexico in recent years. "Has there ever been anyone linked to terrorism arrested?" Texas Homeland Security Director Steve McCraw said in a speech to the North Texas Crime Commission. "Yes, there was" … McCraw identified the most notable figure captured as Farida Gool...

The Manchester Ship Canal tragedy that saw six men killed in horror explosion remembered The Bob's Ferry disaster occurred on Manchester Ship Canal 51 years ago today Updated Manchester Ship Canal, at Latchford Lock, Manchester, in 1970 (Image: Manchester Libraries, Information and Archives) Sign up to the MySalford newsletter and don't miss a thing happening in and around the cityInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPriv...

Article content The former head of the now-defunct Prince Edward Children’s Aid Society will spend two years on probation after pleading guilty to a provincial offence related to his leadership of the agency at a time when foster parents committed sex crimes against their foster children. William Sweet, 70, entered his plea Monday afternoon in Picton’s Superior Court of Justice on Union Street. He was not charged with any abuse of youth. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Former head of Prince Edward CAS gets probation Back to video In a plea d...

In February, 2001, footpaths were shut, events and sporting events stopped and sales of animals banned. Two decades ago the auction mart was stopped from opening. It would be 12 months before sales started again, causing huge anguish for farmers. For only the second time in its long history, the Craven Herald abandoned its traditional front page adverts and replaced it with the heartbreaking picture of Hellifield farmer Richard Barron standing among his herd of dairy cows which was slaughtered as a contiguous cull. The first occasion adverts were replaced was to commemorate the Silver...

In February, 2001, footpaths were shut, events and sporting events stopped and sales of animals banned. Two decades ago the auction mart was stopped from opening. It would be 12 months before sales started again, causing huge anguish for farmers. For only the second time in its long history, the Craven Herald abandoned its traditional front page adverts and replaced it with the heartbreaking picture of Hellifield farmer Richard Barron standing among his herd of dairy cows which was slaughtered as a contiguous cull. The first occasion adverts were replaced was to commemorate the Silver...