Noor Qurashi
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Capy ever after? New capybara arrives at UK zoo... in search of love (opens the original)
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A young capybara who 'knows exactly what he wants' has arrived at a UK zoo – where he has been spotted getting cosy with two potential matches. Rupert was whisked to the zoo in Sussex from Mon Sauvage Wildlife Park and Safari in Belgium so he could join two sisters – Squash and Pumpkin. Keepers reportedly carried out gradual introductions when the one–year–old arrived, with things moving quickly. Charming photographs now show the animals sharing kisses and huddling together in a pool. Zoo manage
Newborn baby 'died after ingesting cocaine through breast feeding' (opens the original)
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The parents of a newborn baby girl believed to have died after ingesting cocaine through breast feeding have been spared jail. Darcey Maunder was discovered unresponsive on a bed in a hotel in Newquay, Cornwall on November 11. Her parents, Andrew Maunder and Rochelle Thomas, had been using cocaine at the time - which caused the 9-day-old baby 'unnecessary suffering' and put her health at risk, Truro Crown Court heard. But a judge took an 'exceptional view' and handed both parents a suspended jai
Outrage as domestic abusers released early from prison by Labour (opens the original)
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A survivor of domestic abuse has said she feels like she is in a circus after Labour's early release scheme today flooded the streets with dozens of violent sex attackers. Around 700 criminals serving sentences of up to 19 months were released today in the first stage of the scheme, which is set to free more than 4,500 in total by June. As well as thieves and fraudsters, they include domestic abusers and criminals convicted of certain violent or sexual offences – raising fears for the safety of
Barrister is fined £7,000 for dialling into hearing from noisy train (opens the original)
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A barrister has been fined £7,000 after he dialled in remotely to a hearing from a train in Germany. Michael Engelhardt-Sprack appeared via video link while representing Shannon Burns, a technology executive who was fired from her job for sleeping in a sauna after becoming intoxicated. Mr Engelhardt-Sprack, an employment and housing law specialist at Garden Court Chambers in London, told the tribunal that despite practising in the UK he lived permanently in Germany with his family. A wasted cost
Meet the Mexican military's newest recruit - Comando the Chihuahua (opens the original)
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Mexico's National Guard has unveiled a 13-month-old Chihuahua as its newest recruit. The puppy, known as Comando, stands at eight inches tall and weighs just 15lb – making it the smallest canine member of the force. At a training lesson in Mexico City last week he was seen scampering up stairs and over obstacles while a much larger, fully trained dog called Roko watched on. Lieutenant Debora Hernandez said Comando would be 'challenging stereotypes' that only big dogs can serve in the National Gu
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