Defence Secretary Liam Fox has apologised to 38 soldiers who heard that they were being made redundant by e-mail, including one who is currently serving on the front line in Afghanistan.
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VIDEO: Fox apologises to e-mail redundancy soldiers
A Department of Education document reveals several plans, including one for two new charter schools in the place of the closing John F. Kennedy High School in the Bronx.
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Internal Document Offers Peek at Plan to Replace New York City Schools
The Metropolitan Police have released new footage of people they want to trace in connection with violent student protests – including one carrying a petrol bomb.
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Police use YouTube to trace rioters
The FBI will be working with local Long Island authorities in the case of a suspected serial killer, authorities said Wednesday. Four bodies were found on a beach about 40 miles outside New York City this week, including one believed to be a woman who…
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FBI Joins Hunt for NY Serial Killer
Israeli army demolishes a number of buildings in the occupied West Bank, including one that Palestinians say was a mosque.
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Israel razes West Bank ‘mosque’
Greece suspends international air mail for 48 hours after several parcel bombs were sent, including one addressed to Germany’s Chancellor Merkel.
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Greece halts mail after attacks
A hospice displays 200 wooden hearts decorated by celebrities including one by artist Damien Hirst which is expected to fetch thousands at auction.
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Hirst donates work ‘worth £10k’
An 1890s tenement is surrounded by towers, including one that had to be redesigned because the owner wouldn’t sell.
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Upper West Side Journal: Still Standing in the Way of Skyscrapers
The RSPCA appeals for information after the bodies of seven dead dogs are found at stables, including one who was probably buried alive.
SeaWorld has been fined $75,000 by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration for three safety violations, including one classified as willful, after the death of one of its animal trainers in February.
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SeaWorld fined in whale trainer’s death
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