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Safety·from Oct 6·upd. 2d ago

Pentagon to livestream Fort Hood shooter's firing squad execution on Dec. 3

The Dec. 3 firing-squad execution of Nidal Malik Hasan would be livestreamed, which death penalty experts said would be the first known broadcast of a lawful execution. Critics include the UN and Republican senator Thom Tillis.

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Safety·from Oct 6·upd. 2d ago
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Judge seals Jane Doe complaint against Cornell amid doxxing and US protests

Judge Phaedra F. Perry Bond has sealed the Jane Doe complaint against Cornell University while a man who shares a name with one of the defendants was doxxed. Protests in more than 40 US states followed on 8 October.

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Safety·from Oct 5·upd. 3d ago
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Police accept Andrew's search warrants were unlawful, but Epstein probe continues

Thames Valley Police accepted in the High Court that the warrants used to search Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's Sandringham and Windsor homes were wrongly granted. The former prince, who has not been charged, remains under investigation and the seized material stays in police hands.

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Safety·from Oct 8·upd. 3d ago
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Ceferin reverses course and seeks fourth UEFA term to back challenge to Infantino

UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin will stand at the 51st UEFA Ordinary Congress in Astana on April 22, after his 55 member associations asked him to. The same Berlin meeting set out the kind of FIFA president UEFA wants to replace Gianni Infantino.

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Safety·15h ago
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Tusk convenes emergency meeting as 10,000 police return to Polish schools after attacks

Police patrols return to Polish schools on Monday 12 October, after Prime Minister Donald Tusk convened a Sunday meeting over attacks that left one school caretaker dead and eleven people wounded.

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FlyDubai co-pilot faces international probe after mid-air axe attack on flight to Israel

Hamam al-Hammami allegedly stabbed his captain and forced a 16,000-foot plunge on a flight to Tel Aviv before crew and passengers subdued him, prompting inquiries across five countries.

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Safety·from Oct 2·upd. 6d ago
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WHO and US monitor Siberian plague research institute death as Russia quarantines 197 contacts

Global health bodies and US officials are monitoring the death of a 28-year-old Siberian laboratory worker as Russian authorities place 197 contacts under medical observation following suspected plague exposure.

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Safety·from Oct 8·upd. 3d ago
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Istanbul building collapse kills five, including three children, in Maltepe district

The lower three floors of a seven-storey building in Istanbul's Maltepe district gave way on Thursday morning, killing five people, three of them children. Nine people were pulled out alive, and the building's architect and site manager have been detained.

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Safety·from Oct 2·upd. 6d ago
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Cornell students protest alleged gang rape response after Day Hall vandalism

Hundreds of demonstrators rallied at Cornell University following overnight vandalism at Day Hall, demanding the resignation of President Michael Kotlikoff over the handling of a 2024 fraternity sexual assault complaint.

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Safety·from Oct 7·upd. 4d ago
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Husband charged with murder after royal GP Hannah Cain found dead in Norfolk

Mark Cain was remanded in custody after Dr Hannah Cain, a 45-year-old physician who had treated Queen Camilla, was found dead with head injuries at their Dersingham home near the Sandringham estate.

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Safety·from Oct 8·upd. 3d ago
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Caltagirone and Credit Agricole reject MPS defence plan against Intesa's offer

Caltagirone's holding will vote against all five extraordinary items at MPS's 29 October meeting, while Credit Agricole will not tender its Banco BPM shares. The opposing bloc now stands just above 33% of the capital.

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Pollar Films·2:57·Safety

Christa Pike remains in coma after surviving botched Tennessee lethal injection

Death row inmate Christa Pike remains unconscious on a ventilator four days after surviving 10 grams of pentobarbital during a botched execution in Tennessee.

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