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Government may look soft on crime with early release of foreign criminals, warns ex-Lord Chief Justice

Lords raised concerns that releasing foreign prisoners early sends the wrong message

Evening Standard

Prison lawyers warn more will quit if legal aid fees not raised in England and Wales

Exclusive: 74% of prison lawyers surveyed do not anticipate doing the work in three years’ time

The Guardian - UK

Close battle on first day of Sail Port Stephens

There were some close calls but no paintwork scraped on day one of Sail Port Stephens.

Newcastle Herald

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The extraordinary row over the Welsh Government giving £1,600 a month to some young asylum seekers in Wales

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has attacked the Welsh Government for letting some young asylum seekers take part in its basic income trial

Wales Online

Labour peer asks to be on Boris Johnson’s jury if ex-prime minister faces trial

Lord Foulkes of Cumnock’s question to justice minister Lord Bellamy sparked laughter across the House of Lords.

The Independent UK

Inspirational dog who helped eight-year-old through leukaemia nominated for Hero Dog award

Two-year-old Labrador Beauty helped Lily Bellamy through the toughest of times

Wales Online

The 5 heart warming pets in the running for Crufts' Hero Dog Award 2023

And you can vote for your favourite

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Crime crackdown on 'nightmare' Mansfield estate where residents face yobbish behaviour 'every day'

Nottinghamshire authorities are working to make residents on Mansfield's Oak Tree Lane Estate feel safer

Nottingham Post

Solicitors demand Dominic Raab U-turn over solicitor Legal Aid fees

The Law Society of England and Wales is at loggerheads with the government

Evening Standard

82-year-old woman with pneumonia waited 36 hours in a chair in A&E

'We don't blame the nurses, it's the system'

Wales Online

Is There a Future for the City of Tomorrow?

The consequences of our obsession with urban dystopias and utopias

Reason

‘I still wince when I think about it’: 10 text messages – and the stories behind them

It’s 30 years since the first SMS landed. Writers, authors and comedians share the txt msgs that changed their life

The Guardian - UK

How the Melbourne Storm went from premiership contention to striving for NRL finals

Once favourites for this year's premiership, Melbourne now looks unlikely to even make the top four. How did it come to this, and is there any hope of a turnaround with the finals looming?

ABC News

Dismissal of Libel Lawsuit Over Gallaudet U's Allegation that Frat Has "Become the Face of Systemic Racism"

The lawsuit, which stems from statements about the fraternity’s use of a salute that looks similar to a Nazi salute and robes that some viewed as similar to Klan robes was rejected chiefly on the grounds that the statement was about the fraternity not the plaintiff, and was in any…

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AAP

Storm eye NRL replacements, Sims an option

Craig Bellamy has confirmed Melbourne will look to bring players into their squad after a horror early run of injuries, with Tariq Sims a likely option.

Salon

"Around the World in 80 Days" twist end

Ashley Pharoah spoke to Salon about staying faithful to Jules Verne (to a point)

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