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Police are investigating after thieves broke into a home and threatened the people inside. Hertfordshire Constabulary says the aggravated burglary occurred at a residential property in Oakmere Avenue, Potters Bar, around 8pm on Tuesday, February 23. The force says that three men had forced their way in through the back door. Once inside, they threatened the occupants before stealing jewellery and cash. The thieves, described as three white men with their faces covered, then fled in the direction of Fields Court. Nobody was injured during the incident. Police are appealing for witnesses and information. Detective Stuart Keene, who is investigating, said: “This was an upsetting incident for the victims and we are doing all we can to investigate this. ....
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PM shift towards net zero may be too little, too late February 3, 2021 12.05am Normal text size Credit:Cathy Wilcox Very much like an iceberg in the Arctic, Scott Morrison is slowly melting to the idea of taking some sort of climate change action (“PM shifts towards net-zero emissions”, February 2), but it has to be targeted, incremental and won’t cost the people who vote for him any money. The trouble with this approach is by the time he does anything, we’re all cooked. Chris Moe, Bensville The idea to have zero emissions by almost 30 years from now is the Prime Minister playing politics. It’s a put-off. The Coalition has had the past 10 years to devise a plan and all we’ve got is obfuscation. ....