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Blair Logan poured petrol onto his brother and set it alight, killing him and injuring his girlfriend. UK air traffic controllers warn of over-crowded skies Air traffic controllers are expected to guide a record 8,800 flights across the UK on Friday. School exclusions: Record numbers for drugs and alcohol New figures reveal schools in England are battling a growing drug and alcohol problem Government borrowing rises in June The government's budget deficit grew by more than expected after inflation pushed up its interest bill. Apology demanded after airport terror stop for reading Syrian book A woman, who was quizzed after reading a Syrian art book on a plane, claims she suffered discrimination. Cyclist, 91, died doing time trial on Aylesbury road Ray Dare dies while trying to set a new national record for his age. Girl, 5, fined £150 for lemonade stand The young girl burst into tears after Tower Hamlets Council fined her for selling 50p drinks to festival goers. Poynton High School charity trip sent home from India The 16 students from Poynton High School were refused entry at Chennai Airport.
Drivers warned some journeys will take 90 minutes longer as Heathrow braces for busiest day. Limo taking pupils to end of year party catches fire in Strood A Hummer limousine taking year 6 pupils to an end of year party went up in flames. Girl, 5, fined £150 for lemonade stand The young girl burst into tears after Tower Hamlets Council fined her for selling 50p drinks to festival goers. Ceiling collapse at Birmingham primary school prom Six people had to be treated when a suspended ceiling fell during a school prom at a banqueting suite. Boy, 12, charged with racist attack in Manchester park A 13-year-old boy was assaulted in a Manchester park in June. Manchester attack: Kelly Brewster's funeral to be held Kelly Brewster was among 22 people killed in the Manchester Arena attack in May. Apology demanded after airport terror stop for reading Syrian book A woman, who was quizzed after reading a Syrian art book on a plane, claims she suffered discrimination. Sex and drug pupil exclusions top 11,000 New figures reveal schools in England are battling a growing drug and alcohol problem
Blair Logan poured petrol onto his brother and set it alight, killing him and injuring his girlfriend. Two arrested over murder of Euan Johnston in Glasgow Police investigating the fatal shooting of a man in Glasgow say two men have been detained in custody. Three senior officials to leave Aberdeen City Council Opposition councillors in Aberdeen voice concerns about the authority's ability to hold on to senior staff. A7 crash death lorry driver named Police believe that 48-year-old Ian Ewart, from Langholm, had taken ill at the wheel of the HGV. Clydesdale Bank sets launch date for plastic £10 note The bank new £10 polymer note is among several plastic £10 notes that are due to enter circulation this autumn. Dons progress in Europa League Greg Stewart and Gary Mackay-Steven are on target as Aberdeen win in Siroki Brijeg to progress in the Europa League. Jobs secured after administrators sell Aberdeen hotels Two hotels in the Aberdeen area had been put up for sale by administrators after owners EDC collapsed in November. Changes to cardiac rehab in Inverness 'later in year' NHS Highland says its plan to move services from a centre will only happen subject to approval from a committee.
The fees paid on entry to Wales - from £6.70 to £20 - have long been a source of contention. Acid attacks: Cardiff Muslims fear being 'easy targets' Figures for Wales show there were 15 threats, five cases of criminal damage and one assault in Wales between 2012 and 2016. Giant iron ring part of £630,000 Flint Castle project The sculpture, which could potentially stand 7m high and 30m wide, symbolises a giant rusted crown. Heavy rain and strong winds set for parts of Wales Strong gusts could bring tree branches down and cause "hazardous" conditions for outdoor activities. Farm subsidies 'must be earned' - Michael Gove Environment Secretary Michael Gove plans to pay farmers for protecting the environment and creating rural jobs. Police probe Tory Neath call centre law breach claims An investigation by Channel 4 News claims the Conservatives used a Neath call centre to canvass voters. Ffion Rudman, six, gets blade after sepsis leg loss Ffion used a prosthetic limb and wanted to play sports but blade was not available on the NHS in Wales. Towyn bus stop baby mother appeal hindered by 'misleading calls' The search for the mother of the newborn girl is hampered by 'misleading calls,' police say.
A driver and two passengers are killed in a three-vehicle crash in the early hours of Friday. Rise in number of first-class degrees by NI students Northern Ireland's universities award top degree grades to almost a quarter of their students. Newspaper review: £1bn cash deal concerns and a vintage cat Concerns over a the DUP-Tory cash deal and an elderly moggy make Friday's NI newspaper headlines. Greece-Turkey earthquake: Irish tourist woke to Kos 'pandemonium' An earthquake that killed at least two people on a Greek island was "pandemonium", an Irishman says. Wexford: Eight people found in container at Rosslare The four adults, two teenagers and two children are all safe. DUP says NI secretary must give 'straight answer' on £1bn deal Sammy Wilson criticises James Brokenshire for being unclear on conditions for spending NI money. Dean McIlwaine's parents appeal for him to come home The family of a missing County Antrim man have pleaded for information on his whereabouts. Farm subsidies 'must be earned' - Michael Gove Environment Secretary Michael Gove plans to pay farmers for protecting the environment and creating rural jobs. Warning: file_get_contents(http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/xml/warnings_rss.xml): failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found in /home/worldne5/public_html/uk.php on line 784 Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/worldne5/public_html/uk.php on line 799
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