NI chief constable aims to boost officer numbers to 7,000
The PSNI currently has about 6,300 officers, well down on the 7,500 recommended in the Patten review.
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Ryder Cup captaincy would be ‘huge honour’ but Justin Rose focused on playing
Rose helped Europe regain the trophy in Rome last year.
UK & international sports|Sep 5
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Former EU negotiator Barnier becomes French PM as Starmer seeks Brexit reset
Downing Street wished Michel Barnier all the best in his new role.
UK News|Sep 5
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Teenager Iona Winnifrith takes breaststroke silver in Paris
The 13-year-old is ParalympicsGB’s youngest squad member.
UK & international sports|Sep 5
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Pastis-maker Pernod Ricard scraps sponsorship of PSG after protests in Marseille
Fans of Marseille, the bitter rival of PSG, complained that the drink belongs to their city.
World News|Sep 5
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Universities need £12,500 tuition fees to meet costs, vice-chancellor suggests
The higher education sector risks looking ‘out of touch’ if it calls on the Government to increase fees, Professor Shitij Kapur said.
UK News|Sep 5
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MP signals desire to bring assisted dying reform Bill to the Commons
Assisting someone to end their life is currently a criminal offence in England and Wales.
UK News|Sep 5
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Heavy rain batters southern parts of UK with risk of flooding in some areas
A yellow warning issued by the Met Office is in place until 11.45pm on Thursday.
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Djed Spence and Sergio Reguilon not in Tottenham Europa League group stage squad
Spurs midfielder Alfie Devine has joined Westerlo on a season-long loan.
UK & international sports|Sep 5
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Former Ireland all-rounder Simi Singh dealing with ‘life-threatening’ condition
Indian-born Simi Singh played 88 times for Ireland in white-ball cricket.
UK & international sports|Sep 5
UK & international sports
Member of Royal Navy personnel dies after helicopter ditches into Channel
An investigation into the cause of the incident is taking place.
UK News|Sep 5
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Grammar school celebrates success of Ukrainian student
Wolverhampton Grammar School is proud to announce the outstanding GCSE achievements of Ariana Bulavinova, a Ukrainian student who fled the war in her home country two years ago. Ariana's remarkable academic journey and resilience have culminated in outstanding results in her GCSE exams, where she achieved 9 in Art, 8 in History, and 7 in Biology and Maths (equivalent to A*-A). Ariana also gained 5 in English as a Second Language.
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Sustainable fuels: What are they and when can we see them in our vehicles?
As we head into the electrified future, the internal combustion engine is endangered, but can decarbonising the process be a way to keep it alive?
Motors|Sep 5
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Brendon McCullum wants England’s white-ball players to feel ‘bulletproof’
The coach is keen to strike up a winning partnership with Jos Buttler.
UK & international sports|Sep 5
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Passion for post boxes creates friendship with 70-year age gap
A Stourbridge care home has helped form a friendship despite over a 70 year age gap, thanks to an unusual hobby centred on post boxes.
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