Speaking about Kneecap, she said: “But also, when you look at some of the people who were jailed for sending tweets after the Southport killings, and I’m not justifying what they said, but this is a much worse incident, and I think should face the full force of the law.” SourceContinue Reading
What is also clear from the documents is that US police are aware of the control corporations have over their ability to acquire vehicle location data, expressing fears that they could abruptly decide to kill off certain capabilities at any time. In a letter sent in April 2024 to theContinue Reading
A member of the rap group allegedly said ‘the only good Tory is a dead Tory’, prompting condemnation in Westminster. Source linkContinue Reading
Hugh Brasher, chief executive of London Marathon Events, said: “It’s very disappointing that two people attempted to disrupt the London Marathon which does so much good, raises so many millions for charity, brings so much joy and brings communities together. Source linkContinue Reading
The driver, who struck revellers shortly after 8pm local time, has been taken into custody Source linkContinue Reading
Thousands more are expected to flock to pay their respects throughout Thursday and until 7pm local time on Friday. Source linkContinue Reading
Huge crowds are expected on Thursday and Friday for the lying-in-state. Source linkContinue Reading
Chief Inspector Emma Hart, of Hampshire Constabulary’s roads policing unit, said: “By driving at such excessive speeds in a quiet residential road, with cars parked on both sides, the driver put his own life and the lives of his friends who were passengers at risk. Source linkContinue Reading
On June 5, a Pinal County Board of Supervisors meeting was asked to approve a $500,000 contract between the county and Massive Blue in order to license Overwatch. “I was looking at the website for Massive Blue, and it’s a one-pager with no additional information and no links,” Kevin Cavanaugh,Continue Reading
Ahead of Friday’s ruling, schools, embassies, major corporations, tourist sites and museums near the courthouse announced they would be closed. Lee Ho-young, acting chief of the Korean National Police Agency, has said the ongoing situation has become “more grave than ever”, citing “threats to the safety of key figures” andContinue Reading
