Missing airman Corrie McKeague’s uncle has explained how the family bringing in private experts is to help the police investigation, not start their own. Speaking on a Facebook Live session on Saturday evening, Tony Ringe explained how Suffolk Police had finite resources and other cases, including murders, to investigate so they faced constraints.
Day: January 9, 2017
Girlfriend of missing RAF serviceman Corrie McKeague reveals she is pregnant
Corrie McKeague, 23, from Fife, was last seen in the early hours of September 24 in Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk. His girlfriend April Oliver, 21, told BBC Look East she discovered she was pregnant in October – just weeks after Mr McKeague’s disappearance.
Terror Attack on GREF camp in Akhnoor: High alert sounded in Jammu;…
Srinagar, Jan 9: High alert has been sounded in Akhnoor and Khour area of Jammu and Kashmir after the terrorist attack on General Reserve Engineer Force camp in Akhnoor . The militants attacked the GREF camp in Akhnoor near LoC on Monday morning and killed three GREF labourers.
Bigger footprint for Green-Wood Cemetery visitors’ center
Cemetery officials have decided to increase the size of the footprint of a new building that will be constructed on the property, the has learned. The new building will stand alongside the landmarked Weir Greenhouse, which will serve as the nucleus of the visitors’ center.
Sister of Bury St Edmunds shooting victim tells court she was threatened
A woman has told a jury that she felt ‘constantly watched’ after her brother, who was later shot in an alleged murder plot in Bury St Edmunds, moved in with her. Sarah Spinks said she also received a hand delivered letter written in red ink which said: “This is your last chance.
Martin McGuinness resigns as Deputy First Minister in protest at energy scheme
Martin McGuinness has announced his resignation as Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland in protest at the Democratic Unionist Party’s handling of a botched renewable energy scheme. The Sinn Fein veteran’s move, which will come into effect at 5pm on Monday, is likely to lead to a snap Assembly election in the region.
Pakistan perpetrating terrorism in India: MoS PMO1 hour ago
New Delhi, Jan 9 : It is more than evident to the entire world that terrorism in India is actually being perpetrated by Pakistan, Union Minister Jitendra Singh said today. He said a large number of infiltration bids from the Pakistani side have been made unsuccessful by the security forces.
CBSE Class 12th & 10th Exams 2017 Date Sheet: Exams to start from March 9th29 min ago
New Delhi, Jan 9: CBSE class 12th and class 10th board exams 2017 are scheduled to start from March 9, 2017. The schedule has been revised bearing in mind the assembly elections.
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Reliance Jio most searched keyword by mobile users in 2016: Study1 hour ago
New Delhi, Jan 9 : Reliance Jio, which launched its much awaited 4G services last year, was the most searched keyword by mobile users, way ahead of star cricketer Virat Kohli and bollywood superstar Salman Khan, according to 2016 mobile trend released by Alibaba group firm UC News. “Reliance Jio is the ‘Hottest Keyword’ of 2016 with 116 million page views in both Hindi and English content, owing to the group’s launch of multiple free calls and data services in a scenario where telecom companies are struggling to provide faster and deeper connectivity,” UC News report said.
Air Force Looks At Sharing Pilots With Airlines
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Councillor Paul Clapp sends warning after knife is found in bush by litter pickers in Wisbech
UKIP Councillor Paul Clapp has warned people in Wisbech to be vigilant after a knife was discovered in a bush by litter pickers. The knife, which appears to have a blade of around three inches, was found by volunteers from the Oasis Community Centre, who were carrying out a litter-pick along Cherry Road on Monday .
Laptop, Samsung tablet, iPad, Xbox and cash stolen in Ollard Avenue,…
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Loan Watch: Veretout on target/Wins for Cowans and Mason
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The loss of Alex Brown to a knee injury proved a big blow for Keighley
For most of the contest there was little to choose between the sides but the visitors, to a considerable extent, were the authors of their own misfortune. Too often they lost the ball in contact, uncharacteristically missed tackles and significantly were forced to play a quarter of the match with only 14 men after avoidable sin binnings.
Steeton and Salts now Hunt-ing down semi-final berths
Buy this photo ” > Buy this photo ” > Buy this photo ” > Buy this photo ” > Salts made home advantage count to beat Horbury Town 2-1, with Luke Lavery’s first-half goal setting Salts on their way. The visitors equalised through James Mountain early in the second half but the result was secured when substitute Ryan Whitfield netted Salts’ second with 12 minutes left.
Teenager appeals for return of necklace containing her mother’s ashes
A CULLINGWORTH teenager is desperately trying to find a lost necklace with close ties to her late mother and grandmother. Morgan Taylor, 18, lost the necklace on Saturday, January 7 either while travelling on buses or in Keighley town centre.
Manorlands fundraiser Andrew Wood, second from right, receives a cheque at Keighley Market Hall
A series of festive activities was staged at the Low Street site in aid of the Oxenhope Sue Ryder hospice. There was a raffle, tombola stall – with prizes donated by traders – an appearance by Santa and performances from accordionist Derek Steel.
Class, not education reason why women delay motherhood
It had been widely assumed a woman’s desire to go to university or college to fulfil an educational aspiration before starting a family was the reason British women postponed motherhood. But new research found education played a much smaller role in delaying motherhood than previously thought and a woman’s family background was the major factor.
U.S. Navy destroyer fires warning shots at Iranian vessels: U.S. officials
A U.S. Navy destroyer fired three warning shots at four of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps vessels on Sunday after they closed in at a high rate of speed in the Strait of Hormuz, two U.S. defense officials told Reuters on Monday. The officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said the USS Mahan established radio communication with the boats but they did not respond to requests to slow down.
Heineken objects to 1,200-homes proposal
ONE of the biggest employers in the county has objected to the 1,200-homes proposal in Three Elms in Hereford. Heineken, which employs 296 people at the Cider Mills in Plough Lane, Hereford and a further 350 within the local supply chain, objects to the proposal to build the homes on a site which is bordered by the A4103 Roman Road to the north and the A438 Kings Acre Road to the south.
Before the courts
Alexander Colin McDonald, aged 28, of Gibbs Road, Lye, was given a seven month community order for entering the Chequers Inn, Stourbridge, as a trespasser on September 27, 2016, and stealing cash of a value unknown. He was also sentenced for entering Customark, Dudley, as a trespasser on November 13, 2016, with intent to steal and driving without insurance in Lye on January 2. He was given six penalty points and must pay compensation of A 500, a victim surcharge of A 85, A 185 court costs and a A 100 fine.
5 suicide bombers die, kill 3 near Nigeria’s Maiduguri city
Five suicide bombers trying to infiltrate Nigeria’s northeastern city of Maiduguri have died in explosions that killed at least three civilians, police said Monday, blaming Boko Haram Islamic extremists. Sunday night’s blasts occurred more than 10 kilometers apart on the city’s eastern outskirts, deputy superintendent Victor Isuku said.
Indonesia’s president moves to rein in ‘out of control’ military chief
Indonesia’s President Joko Widodo, right, talks with military Chief Gatot Nurmantyo as walk past fighter jets and weapons during a military exercise on Natuna Island, Riau Islands province, Indonesia, on October 6, 2016. Photo – Reuters File Indonesia’s President Joko Widodo, right, talks with military Chief Gatot Nurmantyo as walk past fighter jets and weapons during a military exercise on Natuna Island, Riau Islands province, Indonesia, on October 6, 2016.
Beijing launches environmental police force to tackle air pollution
People exercise in the smog on a polluted day in Zhengzhou, Henan province, China, on January 9, 2017. Photo – Reuters People exercise in the smog on a polluted day in Zhengzhou, Henan province, China, on January 9, 2017.
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, fourth left, shakes hands with Russia’s Rear Adm. Eduard Mikhailov, third left, at the anti-submarine navy ship Admiral Tributs at the south pier in Manila, Philippines on January 6, 2017.
Be’ah starts waste management operations in Dhofar
Muscat: Oman Environmental Services Holding Company, popularly known as be’ah, started its waste management operations in the Dhofar Governorate on Monday. The operations began in Wilayat Thamriat, and the rest of the wilyats in Dhofar Governorate will follow gradually.
Some fatherly advice and what I learnt from Alan Jones
“Look to other, older men,” he said to me once when I was in my late teens and we were picking oranges together on our orchard at Peats Ridge. “See how they live their lives, ask them what they have learnt themselves, and learn from them.
Warning signs outside supermarket leave drivers puzzled
For signs erected outside Waitrose at the Market Place shopping centre in Burgess Hill have left people puzzling over their meaning. Driver Arnie Wilson, of Ashenground Road, Haywards Heath, spotted the signs this week.
a Snow in Bristol? Don’t get your hopes up, but temperatures will drop say Met Office
There are unlikely to be scenes like this in Bristol, despite snow warnings across other parts of the country this week There are unlikely to be scenes like this in Bristol, despite snow warnings across other parts of the country this week Snow is unlikely to fall in Bristol this week despite warnings of an ‘Arctic blast’ sweeping much of the country. Warnings of snowfall have been issued across parts of the United Kingdom but a Met Office meteorologist told the Bristol Post it’s unlikely to fall here.
Unit helps South Yorkshire hepatitis C sufferers get crucial…
A mobile clinic unit which could help more people with hepatitis C live a disease-free future will be visiting Devonshire Green on Thursday January 26 and Hanfia Masjid mosque, 372 Sheffield Road, Tinsley on Friday January 27. Hepatitis C is a virus that infects the liver. If untreated, it can cause serious and life-threatening damage to the liver, including cirrhosis and liver cancer.
Uk PM May: Wrong to say hard Brexit is inevitable
British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday it was wrong to say she was talking about a “hard Brexit”, after the pound fell to two-month lows following an interview she gave on Sunday. The pound dropped after traders felt May had indicated during the interview that Britain would dramatically rework trade ties with the EU after Brexit.
Hayle Runners take a leap in the dark in Norway
The attached photos show Club members at the start of the Polar Night Half Marathon in Tromso and Emma Paull with her 3rd lady and 2nd in age category trophies. To start the New Year, Hayle Runners again sent a strong contingent to Tromso in Norway for the Polar Nights Half Marathon.
These 5 Facts Explain Why Economic Reforms Are Stalling Globally
Chinese President Xi Jinping speaks at the seventh plenary session of the 18th Communist Party of China Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, on Jan. 6, 2017. India has done all it can.
Met Office issues yellow warning for snow and wind across Lancashire
It’s about to get very chilly and the Met Office has just confirmed it by issuing a yellow weather warning for the north-west of England today . The warning, which advises those affected to ‘be aware’, has been issued as snow showers are expected to develop from Wednesday evening lasting into Thursday.
Pound slumps to lowest level since October amid hint of ‘hard Brexit’ from PM
The pound slumped to its lowest level since October on Monday, following indications from Prime Minister Theresa May that Britain is heading for a so-called “hard Brexit”. Sterling fell a cent against the greenback to 1.21 dollars and was also trading down against the euro at 1.15.
Europe’s deep freeze causes deaths, disrupts traffic
A woman shelters from snowfall with an umbrella as she walks through the street on a cold winter day in Belgrade, Serbia, Monday, Jan. 9, 2017.
Tributes flood in for two men killed in Yaxley hit-and-run
Emotional tributes have been left on social media after two men were killed in a hit and run incident near Yaxley last week. Thomas Fletcher, 19, of Meadow Walk, and Thomas Northam, 22, of Lilac Walk, died on January 3 when they were hit by a grey BMW X5 on the B1091 at Farcet.
Thailand: Flash floods cause 200-km gridlock as death toll rises to 25
FLASH floods in southern Thailand washed out a bridge on the country’s main north-south highway on Tuesday, backing up traffic for 200 km as the death toll from days of unseasonable rain rose to 25, media reported. More than 360,000 households, or about a million people, have been affected by the floods that have damaged homes and schools and affected rubber and palm oil production, the Department of Disaster Prevention and industry officials said.
US, North Korea trade warnings over potential ICBM test
With Donald Trump getting ready to take office as president, North Korea is talking about launching a newly perfected intercontinental ballistic missile. Officials in Washington are saying that if Pyongyang launches anything that threatens the territory of the U.S. or its allies, it will be shot down.