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Search ArticlesLive Facial Recognition cameras being used in Devon for first time
The cameras started being used by the force this month in Cornwall The cameras being used in Newquay earlier this month, see video report below Author: Andrew KayPublished 11 minutes ago Police will use Live Facial Recognition cameras for the first time in Devon today, They were first used earlier this month across the force area during the Boardmasters Festival in Newquay, and will today be used in Exmouth.
Oxfordshire's notorious illegal waste site cleared after major operation
Over 22,000 tonnes of waste has been removed from the site near Kidlington Drone shot of the dump next to the A34 Author: Jecs DaviesPublished 16 minutes ago A notorious illegal waste site near Kidlington, Oxfordshire, has been fully cleared following a five-month government-led operation. Located by the River Cherwell, the site was shut down by officers in October 2025 after criminals dumped large amounts of waste.
Derek McInnes 'embarrassed' and 'mortified' by Rangers Euro exit
Derek McInnes was left “mortified” by Rangers’ UEFA Conference League play-off exit following the 4-3 penalty shoot-out defeat to Jablonec in the Stadion Strelnice. Leading 1-0 from the first leg at Ibrox last week, the disjointed Light Blues deservedly found themselves level on aggregate when Jablonec midfielder Vakhtang Tchanturishvili scored in the 73rd minute with a drive and the game went to extra time.
Rangers crash out of Europe after defeat to Jablonec on penalties
Rangers were left reeling as they crashed out of the UEFA Conference League play-offs with a 4-3 penalty shoot-out defeat to Jablonec in the Stadion Strelnice. Leading 1-0 from the first leg at Ibrox last week, Derek McInnes’s side turned in a turgid performance in the Czech Republic which lacked creativity and invention, and it proved costly.
Disruption on Borders Railway after fire alarm sparks evacuation
Author: Ally McGilvrayPublished 30 minutes ago Last updated 11 minutes ago Train services on the Borders Railway are being "delayed, cancelled or altered until further notice" after a fire alarm sparked the evacuation of Edinburgh Waverley station. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service were called out to investigate the incident in the capital earlier this evening (Thursday). It meant ScotRail was unable to operate any services to or from Edinburgh.
Aston Villa to face PSG and Barcelona in Champions League
Europa League winners Villa gear up for elite competition Author: Amelia SalmonsPublished 22 minutes ago Aston Villa are preparing for a challenging yet exciting journey in this season's Champions League, where they will face holders Paris St Germain and Spanish champions Barcelona. The Europa League winners, returning to Europe's elite competition, will host Unai Emery’s former side PSG at Villa Park—a repeat of their quarter-final clash from two seasons ago.
Four charged following knife robbery in Spondon
Suspects face court after incident in Kirk Leys Avenue North Author: Amelia SalmonsPublished 16 minutes ago Four individuals have been charged with robbery after a knife point robbery incident in Spondon. The robbery took place on Kirk Leys Avenue North at approximately 7pm on 24th August. Jaheim Steadman, 23, Owen Hancock, 20, Cairo Barnes, 19, and Tyler Barnes, 22, all from Derby, were arrested.
Reading festival boss tells us event is one of 'optimism'
Melvin Benn has run the event since 1989 Author: Jonathan RichardsPublished 12 minutes ago Reading festival owner Melvin Benn has told us Reading is a 'festival of optimism', and his favourite. Speaking to us as the festival gets underway he said the festival has a place in his heart - he first came to it as a teenager in the seventies, and in 1989 took control of it. He said: "A, it's the first big festival I ever went to.
Shoplifter CCTV appeal in Basingstoke
Police want to trace the men below Author: Jonathan RichardsPublished 18 minutes ago Police in basingstoke want to identify two men as part of enquiries into a shoplifting incident at the Sainsbury’s supermarket in Wallop Drive, Basingstoke. The incident took place between 3.15pm and 4pm on Tuesday 28 July. It was reported that two men stole a large quantity of goods from the store, including healthcare products, electrical devices, beauty items and groceries.
Extra police officers deployed to assist Cleveland Police after Teesside incidents
The leader of Redcar and Cleveland Council says more than 200 officers have been, or will be, deployed from around the country, to support Cleveland Police, after a recent spate of incidents on Teesside. Author: Ellie KumarPublished 16 minutes ago The leader of Redcar and Cleveland Council says more than 200 officers have been, or will be, deployed from around the country, to support Cleveland Police, after a recent spate of incidents on Teesside.