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Gangster jailed for life for gun attack outside Turkish restaurant (opens the original)
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A notorious gangster has been jailed for life for organising a shooting outside a Turkish restaurant of a man he was extorting £100,000 from. Beytullah Gunduz, 40, a high-ranking member of the Hackney Turks organised crime group, was found guilty of conspiring to murder Onur Guzel, 38, who was shot next to Umut 2000 in Dalston, east London on June 20 last year. CCTV footage captured the victim screaming loudly as he lay slumped on the pavement after being struck by a single bullet to the torso w
Moment 7ft bluefin tuna leaps out of the sea as it stages UK comeback (opens the original)
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A huge 7ft bluefin tuna has staged a comeback to British waters as it was captured leaping out of the water. The Atlantic predator burst from the surface while hunting garfish off the south-west coast sending its prey hurtling into the air. Several of the 'king of fish' were seen flying out of the ocean by a kayaker who happened to be in the right place at the right time. Mr Kirkwood said: 'South-west England is one of the most fertile bodies of sea in the world because of the swirling tides. 'T
British army turns to horses to travel unseen in age of drone warfare (opens the original)
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The British Army are bringing back war horses in order to avoid detection by drones. The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment and its soldiers have been experimenting with using the animals for covert trekking across harsh terrain for potential use in military operations. The experiment has seen the horses make their way through difficult wooded ground while carrying soldiers through areas where traditional military vehicles might struggle to go or would be too loud. Drones could easily spot and d
Travellers build illegal camp in 48 hours and move into quaint village (opens the original)
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Travellers have invaded a quaint village in a 'military scale' operation which took just 48 hours while council offices were closed. The group waited until 4.45pm on a Friday – just as the council offices were closing – to begin work on their new home in the North Yorkshire village of Hillam. A convoy of lorries and septic tanks rolled into their village and they worked overnight to complete the job. The land, which was allegedly sold as a paddock for horses, saw the grass stripped and covered w
Four people dead after blaze tore through property (opens the original)
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Four people have died after a fire tore through a home in Merseyside during the early hours of this morning. Six fire engines and eight firefighters scrambled to the scene of an 'intense fire which was spreading rapidly' at a semi-detached property in Bootle at 3.38am. Crew members wearing breathing apparatus rushed inside, where they found four people 'showing no signs of life'. All four of those casualties have died, the fire service confirmed this afternoon. Another person who was discovered
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