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University of Nottingham Student Data Breached in Major Cyber-Attack

The University of Nottingham suffered a major cyber-attack exposing student and alumni data, including financial information. The university is investigating and has contacted those affected amid ongoing staff redundancies and a marking boycott.

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Pakistan Conducts Deadly Air Strikes in Afghanistan, Heightening Border Tensions

Pakistan launched deadly air strikes along the Afghan border, killing militants and civilians, escalating tensions after months of calm. The Taliban reported civilian casualties, while Pakistan cited recent terrorist attacks as justification.

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Fifty Charged in Aberdeen Electric Motorbike and Scooter Crackdown

Fifty people have been charged in Aberdeen after a police crackdown on illegal electric motorbikes and scooters seized 34 vehicles and identified 154 crimes during Operation Armour.

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Emlyn Jones Denies All Charges of Assault Near 2023 Boduan Eisteddfod

Emlyn Jones from Dyffryn Conwy denies all charges of sexual assault and intentional strangulation related to the 2023 Boduan Eisteddfod. He claims the encounter was consensual and expresses remorse for cheating on his partner.

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Cafe Owner Denies Teen Rape Allegation as 'Mind-Boggling' in Court

Mohamed Usman Arshad, a cafe owner in Rhyl, denies rape and trafficking charges, calling allegations against him 'mind-boggling' during his first court testimony.

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Rapist Released by Mistake Flees UK via Eurostar to Bosnia

Bernadin Dedic, convicted of multiple sexual offenses, was mistakenly released from prison and fled the UK via Eurostar to Bosnia. He was convicted in absentia and UK authorities plan extradition if he does not return.

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Woman Loses Appeal to Overturn Conviction in Knife Murder Case

Stacey Balfour's conviction for the 2023 knife murder of Robert Fisher was upheld by appeal judges, rejecting claims of miscarriage of justice and confirming her 16-year minimum sentence.

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Overnight Parking Ban in Snowdonia National Park Suspended Amid Rising Issues

Eryri National Park Authority has paused its overnight parking ban at nine car parks after reports of increased anti-social behaviour and concerns from locals and visitors. Further consultations and pilot schemes are planned to address the issue.

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Key Questions Bill Gates Faces in Congressional Hearing on Epstein Ties

Bill Gates will testify before Congress regarding his past association with Jeffrey Epstein, addressing questions about their relationship, Gates's knowledge of Epstein's background, and potential influence or leverage between them.

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Man Convicted of Raping Boy and Assaulting Teenage Girl in Wick

Liam Begg, 23, was convicted of raping a six-year-old boy and assaulting a teenage girl in Wick. He denied charges but was found guilty and awaits sentencing on 8 July.

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Badenoch Criticizes Starmer's Hesitation on Defence Spending Amid Funding Dispute

Kemi Badenoch accuses PM Starmer of dithering on defence spending amid government disputes over funding new military equipment and welfare cuts.

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Trump and Iran Exchange New Threats Following Recent Strikes

US President Trump and Iranian officials exchanged new threats after mutual strikes. Trump claimed Iran was "completely defeated," while Iran vowed to respond to all attacks. Both sides targeted military sites near the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing tensions.

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