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Israel locks down occupied West Bank after Hebron shooting
Israel has imposed a lockdown across the occupied West Bank after a shooting near Hebron killed two Israeli soldiers.
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Macron condemns ‘racist terrorist attack’ after deadly shooting near Paris
French President Emmanuel Macron visited the working-class town of Trappes southwest of Paris, where a gunman opened fire earlier in the day in an attack suspected of having targeted people of foreign origin. Trappes mayor Ali Rabeh said the man was “firing at random, wanting to cause a bloodbath” as he drove through Trappes and neighbouring La Verriere.
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Former FBI officials charged in connection with Hunter Biden laptop probe
Lawyers for two accused officials say Department of Justice seeking to revive scandal in the run-up to midterm vote.
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Criminals recruiting children to damage Greater Manchester HMOs, police believe
Houses being targeted because they are thought to hold immigrants, with dozens of properties affected in recent weeks Criminals are recruiting vulnerable people, including children, to damage houses suspected of being HMOs, police in Manchester believe. In recent weeks, dozens of properties have been targeted across Greater Manchester, mostly in Salford, but also in Stockport and Tameside.
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KC Luxury arrives court in ambulance, seeks bail for treatment
A nurse at the Police Hospital, Falomo, Lagos, told the court that Mr Afolabi was admitted on 7 October.
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Kerala HC sets aside guidelines for producing accused before judicial officer after court hours
While retaining provisions requiring prior intimation to the magistrate in cases of production after 5 p.m., court directs the State government to issue fresh guidelines
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Police permission sought for over 60 RSS marches across Bengaluru
The RSS march applications became a talking point after Home Minister Priyank Kharge took to social media to share two communications from the RSS that “informed” the police of the proposed marches in the city.
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One person killed in suspected ‘Islamophobic’ shooting near Paris
Antiterrorism prosecutors investigating motive of attack that seriously wounded five, including a 12-year-old girl.
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Source of explosive materials being traced in Bengaluru’s suspected IED blast
While the police have questioned Suraj, one of the two accused, the other accused, Allauddin, is still recovering from the injuries he sustained. The police said both the injured men had been giving contradictory statements.
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Watch: CCTV footage appears to show gunmen near church in Jordan
Dozens of people had been inside the church for a funeral when the shooting began, local media report.
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Four women injured in clash with police during protest against Upper Siang power project in Arunachal
Protesters are demanding the release of 10 arrested activists, reinstatement of suspended 'gaon buras' (village headmen), withdrawal of all pre-feasibility activities and removal of paramilitary and central forces deployed in the region.
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Why court rejected bid by Nicco Movers to overturn licence suspension
Nicco Movers argued that the suspension threatened its continued existence.
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Home distillers rejoice as US Supreme Court considers whether to finally legalise moonshine
The Supreme Court will consider in the new year whether the 1868 legislation forbidding home distilling should be overturned.
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FG Secures Conviction Of 653 Terrorism Suspects
A total of 653 terrorism suspects have been convicted during the ongoing 11th phase of terrorism trials at the Federal High Court, Abuja, the Federal Government said on Friday. Fagbemi expressed appreciation to the judges handling the cases, particularly under the leadership of Justice Binta Nyako, who has been acting on behalf of the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice John Tsoho.
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High Court Suspends Joho’s Directive Allowing Fishing in Lake Nakuru
NAKURU, Kenya, Oct 23 – The High Court in Nakuru has temporarily suspended a directive by Mining, Blue Economy and Maritime Affairs Cabinet Secretary Hassan Joho allowing fishermen to resume fishing in Lake Nakuru National Park. Justice Hassan further ordered that the Interior Cabinet Secretary, the KWS Director General, the head of the Kenya Fisheries Service and the National Police Service, including their officers, agents and representatives, must not implement, facilitate or otherwise give effect to Joho’s directive.
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11 tonnes of banned tobacco products worth ₹3 crore seized in Koratty; two arrested
Police recover 3.76 lakh packets concealed beneath onion sacks in a lorry; one of the biggest recent hauls in central Keralam
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Three arrested for burglary, valuables worth ₹5.50 lakh seized in Kalaburagi
The police have seized gold and silver ornaments, a motorcycle used in the crime and other items
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ULB polls: no relief despite Supreme Court orders, allege YSRCP leaders
Alleging that party candidates continue to face obstruction during filing of nominations, they lodge complaint with State Election Commissioner seeking urgent intervention
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Man tries to escape raid after ramming cops, held with suspected MDMA in Kochi
The police apprehended the accused and booked him for attempted murder
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Panchayat launches chain-link fencing project to curb wildlife attacks
Under the scheme, farmers cultivating crops such as plantain, coconut, vegetables, and fruit trees are eligible to receive financial assistance.