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Police issue warning after urban explorers break into former zoo and set fires (opens the original)
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Urban explorers have been handed a warning by police following a "number of incidents" of trespass, damage and arson at a former zoo. Devon and Cornwall Police have warned intrepid Brits against breaking into the site of the former Living Coasts project on Beacon Quay in Torquay. The service said it had investigated "a number of incidents in recent weeks" at the site, which was owned by South West Environmental Parks and closed in 2020 over income losses caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Incident
Christa Pike victim's family left furious after murderer survives executions (opens the original)
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The mum of Christa Pike's victim has been left furious with prison authorities after the death row murderer survived two execution attempts. Pike, 50, "lost consciousness" and was "audibly snoring " when officials in Tennessee, in the US, administered the second of two lethal injections, with her legal representatives forced to file an emergency motion to stop the attempt. She has since been rushed to hospital, where she is "being provided life-saving measures", and her future is now up in smoke
ICE shooting victim's family sues Trump's government after mum shot dead in car (opens the original)
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The family of Renee Good, a mum who was fatally shot by officers from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in a controversial crackdown in the US, are suing Donald Trump's administration. Family members of the 37-year-old sued the US government and several immigration officials on Thursday, according to new court filings, alleging wrongful death and other violations of federal law in her killing by an immigration officer during a federal crackdown in Minneapolis. The two lawsuits were filed
Esther Rantzen tells fans 'see you on the other side' in heartrending final note (opens the original)
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Dame Esther Rantzen recalled her "long and happy life" in a heartbreaking final letter penned before her death. The broadcaster and campaigner, who has died aged 86, thanked friends and loved ones "for all the fun" she had during her long life. Dame Esther was known for helming the BBC TV programme, That's Life, and was instrumental in setting up children's abuse and neglect helpline Childline. Towards the end of her life, she was a pivotal campaigner for the legislation of assisted dying. Descr
Labour - live: Lucy Powell warns 'fight of our lives' to come (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has said Britain could 'go all the way' and rejoin the EU in what would be a dramatic reversal of the Brexit referendum result. Speaking this morning, the Prime Minister said he would look at the "pros and cons" of all options after saying Brexit had done "more harm than good" in his first Labour Party conference speech as leader yesterday. During the speech, Mr Burnham also vowed to tackle issues that politicians "usually avoid". He announced a major review of the triple lock pensi
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