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Police officer, 24, dies after being hit by train (opens the original)
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A young police officer who died after he was hit by a train was being investigated for gross misconduct. PC Alex Ayre, 24, is understood to have thrown himself in front of a train near Branksome, Dorset, last Friday morning. The officer, who joined the force in June 2022, was being investigated for gross misconduct in relation to his behaviour while off-duty and had been suspended prior to his death, Dorset Police have said. The force has since referred itself to the Independent Office for Polic
Brother of 'Milk Carton Kid' dies aged 39 (opens the original)
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The brother of one of the 'Milk Carton Kids' has died aged 39 without knowing what happened to his missing sibling, who was 13 when he vanished 30 years ago. Lee O'Toole spent three decades searching for answers over the disappearance of his brother David Spencer, and his brother's friend Patrick 'Paddy' Warren, 11. The pair disappeared without a trace on Boxing Day in 1996. The schoolboys had been out playing in Chelmsley Wood, Birmingham, and detectives initially treated them as runaways, sayi
BBC faces backlash over story claiming fingernails trend is 'racist' (opens the original)
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The BBC has been accused of publishing 'divisive tosh' following an article about how a viral manicure trend is 'classist' and rooted in 'white supremacy'. In the article, a nail salon owner is interviewed about how her customers are increasingly asking for 'bare-looking' fake nails. Paloma Buddemeier, who runs Wumman Spa in London, told the corporation the demand comes off the back of a chic 'viral trend' on social media, which is symbolic of 'quiet luxury'. But, according to the BBC article, n
Town's new sculpture is branded 'eyesore' by locals (opens the original)
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Furious residents have lashed out at a £54,000 sculpture they say resembles 'some rusted metal with a head on top'. The clifftop artwork overlooking Bournemouth beach has been installed to 'reflect the town's seaside identity' and was 'inspired by the unique coastline'. According to the Liberal Democrat-run council, the sculpture was created in part by using schoolchildren's ideas. The statue appears to show the figurehead of a ship mounted on a bronze metal plinth, with three posts behind it po
Boost for Prince Harry as Amazon 'set to sponsor Duke's Invictus Games (opens the original)
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Amazon is reportedly set to sponsor Prince Harry's Invictus Games Birmingham 2027 in a big-money deal. Jeff Bezos's company is understood to have agreed to sponsorship terms over the event – with the expectation that Meghan will make an appearance. The deal would see Amazon's streaming arm Prime Video rival Netflix, which was behind the lifestyle shows about the Sussexes. It is understood that Prince Harry, who founded the competition, and the Invictus Games Birmingham 2027 need a £20million cas
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