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New Baltimore police commissioner confirmed by City Council despite recent challenges

The Baltimore City Council has voted to confirm Richard Worley as the city's new police commissioner

The Independent UK

Digital pathology may turn game changer in medical industry

A microscope scanning and analysis system that has been automated and is ready for global adoption has been tested, put into practice, and accredited by researchers. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Pay records: Ex-police Commissioner Michael Harrison still drawing salary, despite stepping back as Baltimore’s top cop

Baltimore’s outgoing Police Commissioner Michael Harrison is no longer acting as commissioner but you wouldn’t know it from looking at his paychecks.

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The criminals locked up in Nottingham this week

Two men were jailed separately for murder

Nottingham Post

Moment killer dad lies to paramedics after beating son to death saying he fell from tree

Michael Harrison has been sentenced to at least 21 years in jail for killing his 11-year-old son Mikey, as chilling CCTV shows him spinning a web of lies following the deadly assault

Daily Mirror

Child killer shouts 'I'll always love my family' as he's jailed for beating his son to death

Michael Harrison beat his young son to death and then told an ambulance crew he'd fallen out of a tree

Liverpool Echo

Father jailed for life for murdering his son who he said had fallen from tree

Michael Harrison beat his son and failed to call an ambulance for four hours

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Evil dad beat 11-year-old son to death before claiming he fell from tree

Michael Harrison was sentenced to at least 21 years in prison for the killing of his son Mikey on June 18, last year.

Daily Record

Dad who claimed 11-year-old son fell from tree jailed for life for his murder

Michael Harrison lied to medics and delayed calling for help for four hours after beating his son

Manchester Evening News

UK man who punched 11-year-old son to death jailed for life

Michael Harrison struck Mikey several times, lacerating his liver, but told authorities son had fallen from tree

The Guardian - UK

Mapperley dad who 'went crazy' beat son to death before creating hide and seek cover story

Michael Harrison, 41, attacked his 11-year-old son Mikey, punching him repeatedly to the body and causing a laceration to the youngster’s liver on on June 18, 2022, Derby Crown Court heard

Nottingham Post

Man punched his 11-year-old son to death and told doctors he fell from tree

Michael Harrison pleaded guilty last month to the murder of Mikey Harrison, who died in hospital in June last year after paramedics were called to a country park

The Independent UK

Father who murdered 11-year-old son in brutal assault jailed for life

Michael Harrison delayed calling an ambulance for almost four hours and lied to medics, claiming Mikey Harrison had fallen out of a tree.

The Independent UK

Dad beat son, 11, to death in playground then lied he had fallen out of tree

Michael Harrison beat his 11-year-old son to death then drove them both to a park and rang an ambulance, claiming the youngster had fallen out of a tree playing hide and seek

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Baltimore Police ‘turning the corner’ but needs to share progress, address staffing woes, federal judge says

BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Police Department is “turning the corner” in reforming unconstitutional policing practices, according to the federal judge overseeing the city’s consent decree with the U.S. Department of Justice.

Tribune News Service

Two teens shot Sunday night in Inner Harbor, Baltimore Police say; youth curfew to be enforced

BALTIMORE — Two teens were shot Sunday night in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, police said.

Nottingham Post

Mapperley man Michael Harrison admits murder of son who was found injured near Shipley Country Park

Michael Harrison, 41, of Eaton Terrace in Mapperley, had previously pleaded guilty to a charge of manslaughter.

Tribune News Service

A new fight over local control is brewing: How much control should Baltimore have over its police force?

BALTIMORE — After Baltimore residents overwhelmingly voted in favor of the city having control of its police department last November, debate swirled early this year around the timeline of formalizing the city’s authority.

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Birmingham Post

£30m funding deal to springboard Gravity's growth in active leisure locations

East Yorkshire pals behind high-growth entertainment brand are opening in prime Liverpool and London sites this year

Axios

Conservative talk splinters in post-Rush Limbaugh era

No one radio host commands the same level of power and influence that Limbaugh did, but new voices are emerging.

Tribune News Service

Memphis flex unit behind Tyre Nichols’ killing echoes Baltimore’s past and prompts questions about its present

BALTIMORE — The specialized Memphis police unit responsible for the killing of Tyre Nichols was swiftly disbanded a day after the release of footage showing members savagely beating the Black driver.

Tribune News Service

St. Petersburg mayor picks Tampa Bay Rays, Hines to redevelop Tropicana Field

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Mayor Ken Welch made the biggest decision of his political career on Monday, selecting the team led by the Tampa Bay Rays to redevelop Tropicana Field.

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Feds propose new rules aimed at helping borrowers repay student loans

Tribune News Service

Baltimore’s crackdown on squeegee work has begun. Here’s how it works

BALTIMORE — Baltimore’s new enforcement approach to the workers who squeegee windows for cash at city intersections began Tuesday, with the start of warnings and citations along six major thoroughfares.

Tribune News Service

As Baltimore records 332 homicides, violence takes toll on those working for change in city’s deadliest neighborhood

BALTIMORE — Cynthia Tensley for years has organized a “vigil for life” each time someone is killed in Carrollton Ridge.

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