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Worse than Washington: how gun killings put ...
Dublin has had Europe's highest rate of gun murder this year by far. It now rivals the rate in US cities, writes Ali Bracken, Crime Correspondent Dublin has had by far the highest rate of gun murder this year compared to other European cities, a Sunday Tribune investigation has found.
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A round-up of court stories from across Lancashire. Former nursery boss to appear in court A former nursery boss is due to appear in court accused of fraud by abuse of position.
Rifts among the world's top financial officials are threatening to stymie their attempts to secure future global growth and break a deadlock over who bears the cost of fighting climate change.
Farm horror as man crushed to death under forklift truck
By LAURA CUMMINGS THE owners of a farm in East Lothian where a man was crushed to death under a forklift truck have spoken of their shock.
Woman's death was 'preventable'
The death of a woman following breast surgery in Edinburgh's Western General Hospital has been described as "entirely preventable" by a sheriff.
250 Scots to lose their jobs as off-licence firm fails
Almost 250 Scots jobs are expected to go as administrators for the off-licence group First Quench make more than a quarter of its workforce redundant.
A man who admitted abducting a schoolgirl and indulging in sexual activity with her could face jail, a judge has warned.
Devolution reform talks to open Talks on reforming Westminster and...
Talks on reforming Westminster and Holyrood procedures to improve devolution are opening in London, it has been announced.
[ELD] PITTSBURGH: Diocese releases 135 clergy
3 that it had formally released 135 priests and deacons who have not been active in the Episcopal Church since October 2008.
Boy hopes for summit on vitamin D
A science summit exploring possible links between multiple sclerosis and a lack of vitamin D may be held in Scotland next year, it has emerged.
Supermarket chain to create 200 Scots jobs
A NEW supermarket chain has revealed plans to open its first four stores in Scotland, creating almost 200 jobs.
Scientists map DNA of mankind's genetic 'cousin' - " the humble pig...
By Jenny Fyall SCIENTISTS have decoded the DNA of a pig for the first time a ' meaning even tastier bacon could soon be on the menu.
2014 finish date for rail link
A delay-hit A 300 million rail project will not be completed until 2014, the national transport agency said.
8m of drugs seized in crackdown A crackdown on serious organised...
A crackdown on serious organised crime has recovered drugs worth A 7.9 million and scores of illegal firearms, police said.
A round-up of court stories from across Lancashire. Assaulted a woman A thug who admitted assaulting a woman has been given a community order.
Joe ditched his IT career last year to open the shop and is a passi onate wine enthusiast, always keen to share his tips and recommendations with his customers at informal tastings in the shop every week.
New chain to open first four stores A new supermarket chain has...
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Woman raped in city centre attack
A woman was raped after being dragged into a car and driven around Preston city centre.
Revealed: English Nazis plot to bring terror to streets of Scotland
A MOB of English racists and neo-Nazis planning to invade Scotland can be exposed by the Sunday Mail today.
Lib Dems debate referendum stance Liberal Democrats will discuss...
Liberal Democrats will discuss their stance on an independence referendum. The party is opposed to such a vote, but activists will consider the issue of independence at a special session at the party's conference.
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