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Interim England boss Lee Carsley has named his first squad for upcoming games against Ireland and Finland. The Three Lions head to the Aviva Stadium in Dublin on 7 September before returning to Wembley Stadium three days later for the visit of Finland in the Nations League. Carsley is naming his first squad since taking
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The Metropolitan Police has urged the public to come forward if they can help prevent any further violence at this year’s Notting Hill Carnival. The force said the annual event in West London celebrating Caribbean culture was “marred by unacceptable violence” on Sunday after three people were stabbed, only “narrowly avoiding a fatality”. One of
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A Devon beach was evacuated after a suspected unexploded bomb washed ashore, police have said. The object was found in Beer, a seaside village on the south coast, on Sunday afternoon. Witnesses reported it to police fearing it was an unexploded shell. It’s believed the suspected ordnance may have first been spotted by a metal
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The King has appointed the composer behind the 2012 Paralympics as his first Master of the King’s Music. Errollyn Wallen CBE, 66, has been handed the honorary appointment by the monarch and succeeds Dame Judith Weir DBE, the first woman to hold the role. In a statement, Ms Wallen said: “I am thrilled to accept
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There will be a “very significant policing presence” at this year’s Notting Hill Carnival, the Metropolitan Police have said. Seven thousand officers are due to be on duty weeks after rioting and violent disorder erupted on streets across the UK. “Those [riots] highlight why carnival is set up in the first place,” explained Matthew Phillip,
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Two cats from the same family have died in suspected antifreeze poisonings in Scotland. Pet owners have been warned to be vigilant following the separate fatal incidents in the High Street area of Methil, Fife, this month. Animal welfare charity the Scottish SPCA has raised the alarm after a cat was taken for veterinary care
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Two driverless passenger shuttle vehicles have hit the road as part of a pilot project in the Scottish Highlands. A four-seater Aurrigo Auto-Pod and larger 10-seater Aurrigo Auto-Shuttle have been launched to help improve the connection between Inverness Airport and the nearby railway station. Currently, passengers have to walk the whole 1.2km route between the
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Cancer care in the UK “lags behind” other countries which have dedicated plans to tackle the disease, experts have warned. In a new commentary piece, experts argue that without the government prioritising a cancer plan “more patients will undoubtedly die” from the disease. The UK “lags far behind other nations worldwide in relation to consistency
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