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Catherine Mackinlay

Liverpool
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Journalist and cat botherer. Reporter for South Cumbria. Get in touch - catherine.mackinlay@newsquest.co.uk, views are my own etc
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Cyprus horror as ferry carrying 270 people capsizes en route to Turkey

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By Rebecca Robinson, Catherine Mackinlay
| MSN UK Verified
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Cyprus ferry disaster as seven dead and 23 missing after boat capsizes en route to Turkey

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By Rebecca Robinson, Catherine Mackinlay, Matt Jackson Verified
| MSN UK Verified
A ferry overturned off the Cypriot coast in the early hours of Sunday morning. The vessel was travelling from Kyrenia to Tasucu, a port in Turkey. The boat went down approximately 2km north of Kyrenia, reports the Express . Turkish Cypriot coastguard vessels rushed to the scene along with a search and rescue helicopter. Turkish Cypriot mayor Murat Senkul confirmed there were 270 passengers aboard the vessel, calling the circumstances "serious".
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Notting Hill Carnival live: 2026 London party underway as police issue new ban

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By Rebecca Robinson, Catherine Mackinlay
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Notting Hill 2026 is underway in London as police attend in large numbers. The annual celebration of Caribbean culture sees bands, dancers and sound systems create an electric atmosphere, helped by the glitter and feathers on show. Police are attending the event in large numbers, and have banned 330 people in an attempt to prevent violence. A number of known sex offenders have also been banned from attending the event. MORE UPDATES BELOW... Visit express.co.uk for live updates.
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