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Raheem Sterling admits dangerous driving on motorway before crash (opens the original)
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Former England footballer Raheem Sterling has admitted dangerous driving on a motorway before he crashed a Lamborghini in May. The 31-year-old, from Berkshire, also admitted possessing nitrous oxide for wrongful inhalation, and failing to provide a specimen for analysis. Sterling, who appeared at Basingstoke Magistrates' Court, was arrested after crashing near the M3 in Hampshire on the morning of 28 May. Sterling has 82 England caps, the last of which was won at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. The
Abuse of RNLI volunteers 'wholly unacceptable', chief says (opens the original)
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RNLI staff have faced "unacceptable" online and physical abuse since anti-migrant protests at the weekend, the charity's chief executive has said. On Sunday, police faced off with demonstrators who blocked roads in Portsmouth in an effort to stop 140 people who arrived at the Eastney Landing ferry port area with the RNLI's assistance. Chief executive Peter Sparkes said the abuse of volunteers was "wholly unacceptable in a civilised society". He said there had been "deliberate misinformation and
Two more men arrested over giant illegal waste dump in Kidlington (opens the original)
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Two more men have been arrested as part of an ongoing investigation into a giant illegal waste dump. The site in Kidlington, discovered between the River Cherwell and the A34 in Oxfordshire last October, contained about 21,000 tonnes of waste in a pile 150m (490ft) long and 6m (20ft) high. The rubbish was cleared during a five-month operation costing an estimated £6m. A 21-year-old man from Ashford in Surrey and a 43-year-old man from Stanwell in Surrey have been arrested, the Environment Agency
Grassroots music fund launched in Oxford (opens the original)
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Applications are now open for musicians, promoters and venues in Oxford to apply for part of a new grassroots music funding pot. Oxford City Council has agreed to invest £40,000 over the next two years to help live music events. It comes after the closure of multiple local venues in recent years and aims to "reduce costs for musicians and promoters to enable more musical activity in the city". James Taylor, champion of events and live music at the council, said: "Oxford has a vibrant music scene
PC Harper widow 'will not give up' opposing early releases (opens the original)
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The widow of a police officer has said she hopes people will share a petition calling for his killers to be denied early release from prison, insisting she "will not give up". PC Andrew Harper, from Wallingford, died in 2019 when he was dragged by a car as three teenagers fled the scene of a Berkshire quad bike theft. Under updated plans to tackle prison overcrowding, two of PC Harper's killers - Jessie Cole and Albert Bowers - would be eligible for release next year. Justice Secretary Alex Norr
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