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Amar Tagore, a third-year cybersecurity student, was sentenced at Dumbarton Sheriff Court on Wednesday.
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The England international rejoined Aston Villa at the start of the month from Luton Town
Abdallah and Alhanof Alharbi, 20, marked their educational achievements on the same day at the University of Exeter.
Poker faces – from the monarch downwards – made short work of a mobile phone going off as the historic ceremony ran like clockwork.
The legislation which aimed to deal with the legacy of Northern Ireland’s troubled past was almost universally opposed.
Lincoln Brookes, senior coroner for Essex, said he received a series of ‘very bizarre’ letters.
The England international rejoined Aston Villa at the start of the month from Luton Town.
William Brown was struck in Folkestone, Kent, just weeks before Christmas
Personal information relating to religious beliefs, health, criminal records, economic data and sexual orientation was accessed by hackers
Steven Ling, a farm worker, was jailed for life in December 1998 after admitting murdering Joanne Tulip, 29, on Christmas Day 1997.
Evolution not revolution required to take Three Lions to next level
Tim Parker said there was an ‘urgent need to retain’ chief executive Nick Read in order to ‘mitigate the reputational risk’ were he to resign.
Amar Tagore, a third-year cyber security student, was sentenced at Dumbarton Sheriff Court to 21 months in jail.
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The Railways Bill will ensure that appointing a public sector train operator as existing contracts expire will be the default position.
The former contestant welcomed changes being made to protect welfare of contestants
Sir Keir Starmer is under increasing pressure to announce a date for the increase in defence spending to 2.5% of GDP
The Sinn Fein leader has reported the threat to gardai.
The farm manager hinted of more challenges due to wet summer weather
The new Government will put limits on the sale and marketing of vapes and the age people can start smoking
The Product Safety and Metrology Bill allows the UK to ‘mirror or diverge from updated EU rules’.
Tory assembly member Susan Hall said the remarks were ‘outrageous’ and ‘utterly wrong’
Planning reforms were set out in the King’s Speech to help Labour meet targets to develop the country’s infrastructure and build 1.5 million homes.