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The brother of the 'lost' Moors Murder victim on his meetings with Myra Hindley, and a life spent looking for Keith

'I drive up to the moor, play the tape outside the car on the moor, just to get a feeling of 'we have not forgotten you'. It is something I have to do'

Manchester Evening News

Dangerous fugitive who kidnapped his kids says he WON'T hand himself in

Andreas Garifalou’s sister Sandra contacted the Record following a police appeal earlier this week and said her brother intends to stay on the run.

Daily Record

The brave women who exposed their domestic abuse hell - as case reported every 19 minutes

27,416 domestic abuse-related offences were reported to Merseyside Police last year

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The Body in the Bag: The extraordinary life and death of the spy found in a padlocked sports bag

There are still many questions unanswered following the death of Welsh intelligence officer Gareth Williams

Wales Online

Chandrashekhar Azad Ravan wants to take the fight to Delhi

The celebration in Saharanpur’s Chhutmalpur has just begun. The man of the moment is Bhim Army founder Chandrashekhar Azad ‘Ravan’, who is out on bail.

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How NRC legitimised xenophobia and chauvinism in Assam

As soon as the draft of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) was released, an image went viral across media platforms in Assam. It was that of the All Assam Student Union (AASU) members distributing sweets and celebrating the publication of the draft.

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Mum of Nikki Allan hopes for breakthrough in schoolgirl's disappearance probe 'in weeks'

A suspect was arrested three months ago and Nikki's mum, Sharon Henderson, is to meet police soon to hear the outcome

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Man fired crossbow at partner's head while drunk

Adam Calland, who was said to have a 'sinister fascination' for weapons told her he was going to dump her body in the sea

Wales Online

Government issues safety advice for people travelling to Spain

It covers everything from balcony safety to unlicensed taxis

Nottingham Post

Shujaat Bukhari and the price of peace in Kashmir

Thursday had been a particularly hot day in Srinagar. The same evening by 7.15 pm, within a matter of seconds, a festive and bustling Residency Road in Srinagar had turned into a bloody crime scene. The next day, Srinagar woke up to a cold and overcast sky. As I made my…

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J&K police: ‘The bastard children of Kashmir’

With one day left for Eid-ul-Fitr, one of the biggest festivals in the Kashmir Valley, signs of celebration are visible all across. The roads throng with shoppers, bakeries overflow with delicacies, and preparations for a grand feast are in progress.

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How the banned two-finger test persists in Kashmir

It’s a cold February day and it’s a cold table. Sixteen-year-old Abda is asked to lie down on it. She must do as she’s told. There are people standing around her. One person rolls her clothes up to her knees, holds her feet, and opens her legs. She shuts her…

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Pollution versus politics in the uneasy town of #Thoothukudi

Even as governments, courts, lawyers, political parties and residents’ associations are grappling over the levels of pollution caused by Vedanta’s Sterlite Copper plant in Thoothukudi (Tuticorin), a coastal town of southern Tamil Nadu, 13 lives have been lost in police firings in the last two days here in a bid…

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#KarnatakaVerdict: Money Power Is The Real Winner

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How LG is short-circuiting CCTV cover for Delhi

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Why Sunanda Pushkar’s death hasn’t got any less mysterious

Sunanda Pushkar’s death is a “case of suicide”, according to the chargesheet filed by the Delhi Police on Monday. It took the cops years to conclude that it was not a “murder”.

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Bengal panchayat poll violence: 10 political workers dead, media attacked

Violence and clashes between party workers on Monday marred the West Bengal Panchayat elections, leading to the assault of workers from major opposition parties — CPI(M), BJP and Congress — and death of 10 of them. Several journalists were attacked. Two media persons, Kamakshya Das from Uttarer Saradin and 24…

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Retributive justice, ‘viral’ fear and social media’s helping hand

A video showing two young men being lynched, circulated on social media, fanned violence against Muslims in Uttar Pradesh’s Muzaffarnagar in 2013. The police said it had been recorded at least two years earlier and had no connection to the riots.

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Aurangabad returns to normalcy after clashes; 2 dead and 45 injured

Aurangabad returned to normalcy after Friday night’s communal riot, which left two dead and 45 injured in stone-pelting and petrol bomb incidents.

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Bantwal, Karnataka’s most brazenly communal constituency

Section 144 was imposed in Dakshina Kannada’s Bantwal taluka, 25 km from Mangalore, from the very first day of Ramzan (May 26) last year. The prohibitory orders were in place for almost 56 days. Despite the precautionary measures, the taluka in coastal Karnataka witnessed two murders and several instances of…

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J&K Sex Racket: Chargesheet silent on Jammu SHO and Hotel Sahara

On April 21, at 4 pm, the Special Investigation Team(SIT) submitted the chargesheet in the Kulgam sex racket case at the Chief Judicial Magistrate court in South Kashmir’s Kulgam district.

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Why Delhi’s ‘rape capital’ tag is problematic

In Delhi, from 2017 to March 31, 2018, approximately 3.75 per cent rapes were committed by strangers while almost 96.5 per cent were by persons known to the victim. Which is perhaps why Delhi Police’s Deependra Pathak believes most of the rape cases could not have been prevented by the…

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DCW chief’s hunger strike yet to evoke Central govt’s response

Delhi Commission of Women chief Swati Maliwal should have, ideally, been sitting inside the AC cabin of her office in Delhi’s ITO. However, since April 13, Maliwal has been on an indefinite hunger strike demanding the death penalty for those convicted of raping minor girls. Her list of demands, sent to…

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Exclusive: From J&K, another horror story of rape and intimidation

It took three months for the nation’s conscience to wake up to the grisly rape and murder of an eight-year-old in Kathua, Jammu. Around the same time as when the Bakerwal girl’s body was recovered in January, another minor girl from Kulgam, Kashmir, came out with her story: she had…

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Highway to hell

It was 8 am when our taxi crossed the Delhi border into Noida. This is not a highway like any other – it has eight lanes, clear signage and advance warning of exits. The long smooth road snakes across the countryside of Uttar Pradesh, dotted with restaurants, small rural settlements,…

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