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North Wales Police officer who punched suspect 9 times in head faces misconduct hearing (opens the original)
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A police officer who punched a suspect nine times in the head used unreasonable force on multiple occasions, a police misconduct hearing has been told. PC Richard Williams faces eight allegations relating to the arrest of Steven Clark, including using a headlock or "choker", unreasonable use of incapacitant spray, and throwing or dropping Clark into the back of a police van. A misconduct hearing at North Wales Police headquarters in Colwyn Bay heard Williams denies wrongdoing. He was cleared of
I watched as 9/11 plane flew over my home - moments later my wife was killed (opens the original)
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When a plane flew low over Charles Wolf's New York City apartment on a sunny morning 25 years ago, he knew immediately that something was wrong. Seconds later, the plane slammed into the north tower of the World Trade Center - where his wife Katherine, from Swansea, was working. Katherine died instantly, becoming one of 2,977 people killed in the al-Qaeda terrorist attacks on the USA on 11 September, 2001. Charles, who subsequently led a campaign to ensure the victims' families and dependants we
Wrexham XL bully owner Chanel Fong says dog not type to savage anyone (opens the original)
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A woman who denies owning an XL bully that bit her partner's father, causing him to bleed to death, has told a court the animal was not "the type of dog to savage anyone". Chanel Fong, 33, is accused of being the owner of the dog, Cookie, that was allegedly dangerously out of control at the time, as well as an alternative charge of being the person in charge of the dog at the time of the attack. Her partner's father, Keven Jones, 62, from Chester, died from severe blood loss after being bitten o
Bangor High Street to be 'reinvented' as task force announced (opens the original)
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A new task force has been created to try and "reinvent" struggling high streets, including Wales' longest high street. The aim is to regenerate town centres across Wales after a decline in footfall due to economic pressures and the changing behaviour of shoppers. The Welsh government said £1m of funding was being made available, with £654,000 allocated for projects in Bangor, Gwynedd, including new street furniture and an amphitheatre. However, a founding member of the Bangor City Regeneration a
Wales wildfires could see nature take centuries to recover - environmentalists (opens the original)
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It could be hundreds of years before habitats destroyed by wildfires in Wales recover, an environment watchdog has said. Nick Thomas, from Natural Resources Wales (NRW), said if soil had been incinerated in upland areas rich in peat, which grows at about a millimetre a year, it could take centuries for the vegetation to come back. He expects 2026 to be the worst year Wales has ever experienced. As well as damage to natural habitats and animal life, Thomas warned loss of soil could increase flood
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