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Man arrested in Glasgow for holding sign allegedly supportive of Palestine Action
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Arrest under the Terrorism Act happened after the man refused to stop displaying the sign when asked by policeA man has been arrested in Glasgow for holding a paper sign allegedly supportive of the proscribed direct action group Palestine Action, the third arrest of its kind across the city in the past week.Police Scotland confirmed that the 64-year-old man, who had been speaking to a small group of protesters gathered at Nelson Mandela Place in the city centre on Friday afternoon, had been arrested in connection with an offence under the Terrorism Act “for displaying a sign expressing support for a proscribed organisation”. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Boy who stabbed pupil to death tells jury why he took ‘scary’ knife to school
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The teenager is on trial at Sheffield Crown Court accused of murdering 15-year-old Harvey Willgoose, at a secondary school in the city. (London News)
Reform UK loses another by-election called after councillor quit days into role
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Despite the loss, Nigel Farage’s party was able to add three new councillors to its ranks in elections held in Kent and Essex (London News)
Bolsonaro ordered to wear ankle tag over fears he may abscond as coup trial nears end
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Guilty verdict widely expected for Brazil’s ex-president accused of plot to seize power after losing 2022 electionFederal police have raided Jair Bolsonaro’s Brasília mansion, banned him from communicating with foreign diplomats and ordered him to wear an electronic ankle tag amid fears Brazil’s ex-president may abscond to avoid punishment over an alleged coup attempt.A supreme court trial examining claims that Bolsonaro masterminded a murderous plot to seize power after losing the 2022 election is expected to reach its conclusion in the coming weeks. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Student tells court he did not know police officers he hit at airport were women
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Mohammed Fahir Amaaz is accused of assaulting three police officers at Manchester Airport in July 2024. (London News)