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Street crime crackdown packs Paris-area prison ahead of Olympics
A police crackdown that aims to clear a poor suburb of petty crime and street vendors before the Paris 2024 Olympics is putting pressure on an overcrowded prison operating at almost double its capacity. Villepinte is a grey, concrete detention centre in the suburb of Seine-Saint Denis. It lies 2.5 km from the Paris Arena Nord, set to host boxing and fencing competitions during the Games beginning on July 26.It is among the most crowded prisons in France. Opened in 1991, Villepinte takes prisoner
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Probe launched into police handling of 'drunk' Faslane sailor days before he was found dead
Josh Gayton, who served at Faslane Naval Base on the Clyde, was handed a fixed penalty notice by cops for urinating in public in Helensburgh before going missing.
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Alex Salmond's party names price to save Humza Yousaf in crunch confidence vote
Alba MSP Ash Regan may have the power to decide whether Humza Yousaf stays on as First Minister
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Sweden should hike military budget to 2.6% of GDP, defence committee says
Sweden should raise its military spending to around 2.6% of GDP by 2030, a parliamentary committee said in a report on Friday, as the country rebuilds its defence capabilities after joining NATO in March. Defence spending has roughly doubled since 2020 to around 120 billion crowns ($11 billion) in 2024, when the government says it will meet NATO's target of a military budget equivalent to 2% of gross domestic product. Like most Western states, Sweden gradually scaled down its defence spending
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VideoBlowing Dust Reduces Visibility in Red River Valley
The National Weather Service (NWS) alerted travelers to poor visibility as blowing dust hit the northern end of Grand Forks, North Dakota, on Thursday, April 25.“If traveling in open country this afternoon, be prepared for sudden reductions in visibility,” the NWS wrote. Credit: NWS Grand Forks via Storyful
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Ash Regan says 'door is open' in letter to Humza Yousaf ahead of confidence vote
THE Alba MSP Ash Regan has said her "door is open" in letter to the First Minister as he faces a vote of no confidence in Holyrood.
2-min read - HealthThe Telegraph
Your expert guide to melanomas and how to spot them
If you have noticed a lingering spot somewhere on your skin, it would be wise not to dismiss it, especially if there’s something unusual about its appearance. Over the past three decades, rates of melanoma skin cancer have more than doubled in the UK, a trend that looks set to continue.
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