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Huge explosion in Liverpool as people run from flames and fire crews warn 'stay away' - AOL (opens the original)
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An electrical substation has exploded near a city GP practice, sending a huge column of smoke into the air and forcing staff to evacuate. Flames were seen erupting from the car park of Rock Court Surgery, a surgery and walk-in centre on St Oswalds Street in Old Swan, Liverpool, at around 8:20am. One woman was seen running away from the scene as a campervan parked beside the substation also caught fire and was left with massive scorch marks. Huge ship 'sinks' after two vessels collide off Turkish
Explosion in UK city as people run from flames and fire crews warn 'stay away' (opens the original)
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An electrical substation has exploded near a city GP practice, sending a huge column of smoke into the air and forcing staff to evacuate. Flames were seen erupting from the car park of Rock Court Surgery, a surgery and walk-in centre on St Oswalds Street in Old Swan, Liverpool, at around 8:20am. One woman was seen running away from the scene as a campervan parked beside the substation also caught fire and was left with massive scorch marks. Firefighters arrived within minutes to tackle the infer
Pink Nike t-shirt is 'vital clue' in murder probe after body found in bin bag (opens the original)
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A pink Nike t-shirt has emerged as a crucial clue in a murder investigation after a woman's body was discovered inside a bin bag. Merseyside Police launched the murder inquiry on Friday, August 28 following a call from a member of the public to Stanley Park. Officers attending the scene discovered the woman's body concealed in a bin bag within the walled garden section of the park. Police believe the woman's remains had been left in the park for several weeks. The woman has yet to be identified,
Police dig up 'sizeable' drug haul buried underground at UK music festival site (opens the original)
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A "large quantity" of drugs has been buried at a UK music festival site and discovered by specialist police officers. Cops have been conducting "pre-event disruption work" to stop crime and trouble kicking off at Creamfields 2026. Specialist officers have searched the festival site in Daresbury, Cheshire, ahead of the event that starts on Thursday (August 27) and runs until Monday (August 31). The specialist searches will continue in the run up to the event. The first week of pre-event searches
Police dig up 'sizeable' drug haul buried underground at UK music festival site - AOL (opens the original)
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A "large quantity" of drugs has been buried at a UK music festival site and discovered by specialist police officers. Cops have been conducting "pre-event disruption work" to stop crime and trouble kicking off at Creamfields 2026. Specialist officers have searched the festival site in Daresbury, Cheshire, ahead of the event that starts on Thursday (August 27) and runs until Monday (August 31). The specialist searches will continue in the run up to the event. The first week of pre-event searches
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