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Manchester's real-life Peaky Blinders only feared one thing

Using specially fashioned belts, sticks and sometimes firearms, the youth gangs struck fear into the city's people - but there was one instrument of punishment they dreaded being on the wrong end of

Manchester Evening News

Defense Denied

Some our state's poorest are being short-changed on their right to a defense attorney in cases with potentially life-changing consequences.

Texas Observer

'Irate' man threatened to kill couple before going to relative's home with a knife

Arthur Harris, 24, threatened to kill Shelby Chapman and her boyfriend Brendan Stone after he saw her outside a pub in Fleur de Lis, near Blackwood

Wales Online

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'Cheat and fraudster' car salesman sold 'dodgy, unsafe, unroadworthy vehicles' to unsuspecting customers

Shamus Dewaine claimed to be a private seller but was using 'all the tricks of a rogue and dishonest trader' to cheat people out of their money, a court heard

Wales Online

BBC's top facts as it turns 100 – including iconic David Attenborough moment captured in error

The BBC turned 100 years old today and to celebrate the occasion we've been taking a look back at the history of the national broadcaster in the century since it was formed on October 18, 1922

Daily Mirror

New MD as MFG Solicitors rings the changes

Law firm has promoted conveyancing partner to top role

Birmingham Post

Protesters boo as King Charles III and Queen Consort arrive at Cardiff Castle gates

While thousands of well-wishers turned out in the capital, there were many anti-monarchy protesters who made their views known

Wales Online

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‘It definitely isn’t flat’: Netherlands mountain trail proves an unlikely success

No need for tourists to bring ropes on this seven-peak hike in the Low Countries

The Guardian - UK

Con artist ‘posed as cruise ship captain’ to sell fake luxury holidays

‘Seasoned’ fraudster wrung over £300,000 from hopeful holidaymakers

The Independent UK

Stockport's Andrew Davies shares why Munich marathon was so difficult at European Championships

Davies, 42, crossed the line in 25th on the opening day of the European Athletics Championships after clocking a hard-fought time of 2:18:23

Manchester Evening News

Hypersonic missiles: Is the US falling behind its competitors in the new global arms race?

For the first time in decades, it seems the US may be falling behind its competitors in an increasingly important new arms race: the rush to develop hypersonic missiles.

ABC News

Respite program aims to end 'revolving door' for Perth's unwell homeless people

Anthea Corbett says she would have been spared severe emotional and psychological trauma after her leg amputation had she had a place to go and recoup. A new program is bridging the gap for homeless people recovering from hospital stays.

ABC News

Sanditon star Rose Williams: ‘It’s the fans who saved the show’

After ITV’s Austen adaptation Sanditon was cancelled, Rose Williams said goodbye to her character Charlotte Heywood. But then the fans mobilised, with petitions, letter writing and sand art, and the producers had a change of heart

Evening Standard

Latest appointments, promotions and jobs news from across Wales

New roles at Principality Building Society, Welsh ICE, Global Centre of Rail Excellence, Avison Young, SA1 Solutions, Capital Law, Edenstone and RWG

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'Champagne corks popping' after Australia's $830 million French submarine compensation payment

French company Naval Group says its $830 million compensation deal for the scrapped future submarine program is "fair and equitable", as debate continues over whether Australia has paid too much to make things right.

Salon

"Sanditon" boss on heartbreaking finale

Justin Young spoke with Salon about continuing Jane Austen with unexpected setbacks, character arcs and fandom

The Guardian - UK

‘Why is no one up in arms?’ Six householders on the menace of fuel poverty

With a trebling of energy prices looming in April, six Britons already struggling with living costs relate their fears

The Guardian - AU

‘Perfect storm’: fears for WA homeless people as data reveals low Covid vaccination rate

Exclusive: Homeless Healthcare audit of more than 500 vulnerable patients shows 32% completely unvaccinated

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