LONDON: Four people denied charges of criminal damage on Monday in connection with the toppling of a statue commemorating a colonial-era slave trader during Black Lives Matter protests in Britain. The removal of the bronze memorial to 17th century merchant Edward Colston in Bristol, southwest England, came at the height of the anti-racist protests in the UK in June last year.
Police initially blamed the flooding on a burst dam
There has also been infighting over how progressive its pitch should be as it seeks to woo back voters
The government of India has been very clear with us that they are taking this seriously and will investigate
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The defence minister also expressed concerns over the Afghan situation
The suspects in one of the largest criminal cases in German history had been held incommunicado until they met in the...
