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- Aug 14, 2026
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Amazon delivery van stolen by ‘thief’ sparked 100mph police chase (opens the original)
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A suspected thief stole an Amazon delivery van and sparked a police chase spanning 40-minutes and speeds of up to 100mph. The 25-year-old was held after officers pursued the van from Wigan, in Greater Manchester, through Bolton and into Chorley in Lancashire, where the van crashed into pedestrian barriers and a vehicle stopped at traffic lights. Police had received a 999 call at around 6.23pm on Wednesday to report the Amazon van carrying £1,000 worth of parcels had been stolen. Officers located
Nurse who said âshe could kill someone and still get a jobâ banned (opens the original)
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A foreign nurse has been banned from the profession after telling colleagues: âI could kill someone here and I would still get a job at home.â Nimmy George, a registered nurse working in Cumbria, was already suspended from practising as a nurse by a Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) fitness to practise committee over misconduct and lack of competence. But the NMC decided she should be struck off the medical register altogether to prevent her from practising in the future, following a furth
Police launch manhunt after prisoner escapes during hospital transfer in Manchester (opens the original)
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Police are appealing for information about a prisoner who escaped after being transferred to hospital to receive medical treatment. Marwan Jumaa, 20, absconded after being transferred from his secure hospital facility to North Manchester Hospital on Tuesday evening. Jumaa is deemed to be a risk to himself and others, is serving an indefinite secure hospital sentence for attacking two women. Police have issued an urgent appeal for any information or intelligence on his whereabouts. They have aske
Nobby Stiles becomes latest England World Cup winner death linked to brain injury (opens the original)
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England’s World Cup winner Nobby Stiles died with a traumatic brain injury, a court has been told. The result comes as a coroner ruled an inquest into the death must be held amid fears over brain injuries from heading the ball. Stiles, 78, a former Manchester United footballer and 1966 World Cup winner, died with the injury, chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), which has been associated with head traumas, claimed to be from repeatedly heading a football. Chris Morris, area coroner for Greater
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