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What to know about a possible Israeli military offensive in Rafah

In Gaza's southernmost city, where more than a million Palestinians have sought shelter and where aid groups have centralized operations, worries have grown over a possible Israeli military operation.

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‘Civil society killer’: Israel tax bill threatens to silence NGOs

Legislation would put 65 percent tax on foreign government donations to Israeli and Palestinian civil society groups.

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Lanarkshire secondary school celebrates pupils' success at awards ceremony

St John Ogilvie High School held their first in-school senior awards ceremony since 2019.

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Kinahan cartel target Gary Hanley says he's 'hiding from no one' despite hit attempts

Gary Hanley, who has been targeted multiple times by the Kinahans and has not been seen in public in years, also claimed he’s writing a tell-all book where “the truth” will be heard

Dublin Live

Kinahan cartel target breaks silence and says he's 'hiding from no one' despite several hit attempts

“Read the truth when my book is published soon.”

Irish Mirror

Hutch pal Gary Hanley who Kinahans want dead breaks cover for trip to Legoland

Our exclusive pictures show Hutch associate Gary Hanley, who has been in hiding for years, enjoying a day out in the UK theme park with his family - five years on from dodging death at the hands of a Kinahan hit team

Irish Mirror

U.K. man sentenced to 150 hours community service for one bad tweet

A 2003 law forbids anyone from sending “grossly offensive” messages on the internet.

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Man who posted 'offensive' tweet celebrating Captain Tom Moore's death avoids jail

Joseph Kelly, 36, has avoided jail and been given a community payback order after sending a "grossly offensive" tweet celebrating the death of Captain Sir Tom Moore

Daily Mirror

Man avoids jail for Tweets celebrating Captain Tom Moore's death

Joseph Kelly's Tweets were described as "grossly offensive" by the Sheriff.

Daily Record

Scots troll who posted 'grossly offensive' Captain Sir Tom Moore tweet dodges jail

Joseph Kelly tweeted "the only good Brit soldier is a deed one burn auld fella buuuuurn" on February 3, 2021.

Daily Record

Glasgow man avoids prison for offensive tweet about Captain Sir Tom Moore

Joseph Kelly, of Castlemilk, was found guilty of sending the message following a trial at Lanark Sheriff Court in January and returned to the court for sentencing on Wednesday.

Glasgow Live

Captain Sir Tom Moore: Man who sent ‘grossly offensive tweet’ about fundraising hero avoids jail

Joseph Kelly handed community payback order

The Independent UK

Man avoids prison for offensive tweet about Captain Sir Tom Moore

Joseph Kelly, from Glasgow, was given a community payback order comprising 18 months of supervision and 150 hours of unpaid work.

The Independent UK

Man who said Capt Sir Tom Moore should 'burn' is removed from court at sentencing hearing

Joseph Kelly sent the offensive tweet just a day after the fundraiser died

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The Independent UK

Sentencing delayed for man who posted offensive Captain Sir Tom Moore tweet

Joseph Kelly, 36, from Glasgow, is now due for sentencing on March 30.

Reason

U.K. Officials Want Even More Power To Punish You for Being Mean Online

A Scottish man was just convicted for tweeting an insult about a dead person. The authorities already have too much power to censor.

The Independent UK

Man guilty of sending ‘grossly offensive’ tweet about Captain Sir Tom Moore

Joseph Kelly, 36, said ‘the only good Brit soldier is a deed one, burn auld fella buuuuurn’ after 100-year-old fundraising hero died

The Independent UK

Captain Sir Tom Moore tweeter found guilty of ‘grossly offensive’ message

Joseph Kelly was convicted at Lanark Sheriff Court over his post which read ‘the only good Brit soldier is a deed one’.

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Scot posted 'only good Brit soldier is a deed one' and 'burn auld fella' after Captain Tom death

Joseph Kelly, 36, has been convicted of posting a 'grossly offensive' tweet.

The Independent UK

Captain Tom tweet was ‘disrespectful and left a bad taste’, court is told

Joseph Kelly has gone on trial accused of posting a ‘grossly offensive’ message about Captain Sir Tom Moore.

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