Councillor died from drug toxicity after arrest
Cahal Burke, who died on 9 March, represented Lindley in Huddersfield as a Lib Dem councillor. Source link
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Mother 'pleaded' with doctors before her baby died
Liz Charlton believes maternity staff ignored warnings before her baby died. Source link
Hamas rejects Gaza disarmament plan, Palestinian official says
He accused Nickolay Mladenov, the high representative for Gaza on the US-led Board of Peace, of bias towards Israel. Last month, Mladenov outlined a framework for Gaza’s demilitarisation as part of the second phase of the ceasefire deal agreed by Hamas and Israel in October. Source link
'Giant' fox wanders streets of 'tiny' model village
Footage captured a ‘giant’ fox wandering the streets of Bondville Model Village near Bridlington. Source link
US blockade of Iran ports ‘irresponsible and dangerous’, China says
“China urges all parties to abide by the ceasefire arrangements, focus on the general direction of dialogue and peace talks, take practical actions to promote the easing of the regional situation, and restore normal traffic in the strait as soon as possible.” Source link
New coin to mark 200th year of London Zoo charity
A coin featuring a dove, snail and tiger marks the Zoological Society of London’s 200th anniversary. Source link
Man jailed for murder of deaf woman on night out
Owusu, 36, attacked Mukhtar after forcing her out of an overcrowded Mercedes in Romford. Source link
Arsenal vs Sporting: ‘No fear, pure fire’ – Gunners boss Mikel Arteta defiant for pivotal week
“No fear, pure fire. That’s it,” he said. “Pure fire, that’s what I want to see from the players, the people, myself. The opportunity is unbelievable. “Let’s confront it, let’s go for it and put everything into it.” Arteta continued that theme when asked about any nerves. “Fire. I’m on fire. That’s it. Nothing else,”…
Baby found under floorboards may be 300 years old
An inquest opens into the mysterious death of an unknown baby whose skeleton was found by builders. Source link
Jersey families to get cash to help with back to school uniforms
The Minister for Social Security, Deputy Lyndsay Feltham said: “I recognise the cost-of-living pressures many households are facing and it’s important that we help where we can to ease any financial stress on families by ensuring children across the Island have the essentials they need for the new school year.” Source link