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Shots fired at a group of men in Tottenham
Shots fired at a group of men in Tottenham
Detectives from the Met’s Trident and Area Command are appealing for information after shots were fired at a group of men near a junior school in Tottenham. Officers were called at approximately 6.23pm on Tuesday, 18 June to reports of a man firing shots on Park Lane, N17. It is...
19.07.2019
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50 years on since the first moon landing
50 years on since the first moon landing
This weekend marks the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, one of the most significant events in modern history. On July 16, 1969, astronauts Neil A. Armstrong, Edwin ‘Buzz’ Aldrin and Michael Collins launched into space aboard Apollo 11 with the intention of man landing on the moon. Four...
19.07.2019
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Business leaders call for new MPs to change’ hostile’ immigration rules
Business leaders call for new MPs to change’ hostile’ immigration rules
A plea for the next prime minister to tear down Theresa May’s hostile immigration rules and bring in the talent the country needs to succeed was made by a new coalition of business leaders and universities today. They called on Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt to slash Mrs May’s £30,000...
19.07.2019
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Cemevi opens its doors to a new Turkish library
Cemevi opens its doors to a new Turkish library
THE British Alevi Cultural Centre and Cemevi, which are carrying out their activities under the chairmanship of Kadir Yörük, continue their activities rapidly. A Turkish Library has been opened consists of thousands of books in London. Conducting education, culture and faith activities in its new building in Wood Green, North...
18.07.2019
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£3.2m spent on driving permits for EU
£3.2m spent on driving permits for EU
MORE than £3 million has been spent on permits which may be required to drive abroad after Brexit, Government figures show. Over the past five months, 584,000 International Driving Permits (IDPs) have been issued at a cost of £5.50 each. This means the total amount spent exceeds £3.2 million. Transport minister...
18.07.2019
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Alzheimer’s risk ‘different in women and men’
Alzheimer’s risk ‘different in women and men’
SCIENTISTS say they may have discovered why more women than men have Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. It has always been thought that women live longer than men to be the reason, but new research presented at an international conference suggests this may not be the whole story. Differences in brain...
18.07.2019
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MPs vote to block a Parliament shutdown
MPs vote to block a Parliament shutdown
MPs have voted in favour of a measure that could block efforts by the next prime minister to force through a no-deal Brexit by suspending Parliament. A majority of 41 approved an amendment that blocks suspension between 9 October and 18 December unless a Northern Ireland executive is formed. MPs...
18.07.2019
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TfL set out plans to link Dalston and Clapton with Cycleway
TfL set out plans to link Dalston and Clapton with Cycleway
TRANSPORT for London (TfL) has set out the first phase of its proposals to transform streets in east London, by linking Dalston and Clapton with a new Cycleway it aims to make it easier and safer for people to cycle and walk. It is part of a wider route between...
18.07.2019
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Farewell ceremony for Turkish teachers in the UK
Farewell ceremony for Turkish teachers in the UK
PROVIDING future generations with culture and langue teaching for many years in the UK, a number of teachers who have been providing formal training in the UK have completed their five-year programs. Teachers from Turkey and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, that have been appointed by the Ministries of...
18.07.2019
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Two sentenced to life for the murder of Hasan Ozcan
Two sentenced to life for the murder of Hasan Ozcan
A man and a 16-year-old boy have been given life sentences for the murder of a Hasan Ozcan 19-year-old who was stabbed to death in Barking. Kareem Lashley-Weeks, 21, was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 24 years at the Old Bailey on Wednesday(17 June) A 16-year-old...
18.07.2019
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CHP members gather at a celebration picnic of solidarity
CHP members gather at a celebration picnic of solidarity
CHP UK organised a picnic which saw dozens of members from London and across the UK attended, along with special guests CHP Izmir MP Mahir Polat and his wife participate in. On Sunday, July 14, at Woodside Park in North London, people gathered to celebrate results of the mayoral elections...
18.07.2019
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London property prices falls the fastest in 10 years
London property prices falls the fastest in 10 years
THE London property slump has dramatically accelerated with prices falling at their fastest rate in almost a decade, official figures reveal today. The average price of a home in the capital dropped 4.4 % to £457,471 in the year to May, the steepest rate of decline since August 2009 when...
17.07.2019
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Dr Turhan Çömez is returning to Turkey
Dr Turhan Çömez is returning to Turkey
A consultant surgeon and former MP for the Turkish government’s AK party, Dr Turhan Çömez served as a close advisor to then Prime Minister and now Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the only person in Ergenekon case to live aboard, Çömez has said he will be returning to Turkey...
17.07.2019
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Khan veto’s proposed plans for the Tulip Tower
Khan veto’s proposed plans for the Tulip Tower
Backers of the proposed Tulip tower in the City of London are considering an appeal after Sadiq Khan threw out their application for the 1,000ft tourist attraction. US developers the Tulip Project, backed by the billionaire banker Jacob Safra, said they were “disappointed” by the Mayor’s decision to direct City of London planners to...
16.07.2019
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’15th July Remembrance day’ panel held by UID UK
’15th July Remembrance day’ panel held by UID UK
The International Union of Democrats UK (UID UK) held a panel on the 3rd anniversary of the July 15 coup attempt, which took place in Turkey. The conference took place on Sunday 14 July at the Millennium Gloucester Hotel in central London. British Ambassador Umit Yalcin, Turkey’s AKP Istanbul deputy...
16.07.2019
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Brexit Party booed EU Commission president nominee
Brexit Party booed EU Commission president nominee
Brexit Party MEPS booed a woman nominated to be president of the EU Commission after she said the UK’s exit from the bloc could be delayed again beyond October 31. Ursula von der Leyen clashed with the party’s leader Nigel Farage in the European Parliament as she insisted she would allow another Brexit extension...
16.07.2019
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A 15th of July painting exhibition by Turkish students goes on show
A 15th of July painting exhibition by Turkish students goes on show
An exhibition of paintings by students of Turkish educational institutions about the July 15 coup attempt has opened in London. Turkey and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus dozens of works in the exhibition organized by the Ministry of Education in London Education Consultancy with collaboration with the London Yunus...
16.07.2019
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New Domestic Abuse laws ‘will tackle injustice’
New Domestic Abuse laws ‘will tackle injustice’
New laws to protect survivors of domestic abuse in England and Wales have been introduced in Parliament. The Domestic Abuse Bill would place a legal duty on councils to offer secure homes for those fleeing violence and their children and proposes creating a dedicated domestic abuse commissioner. Victims Minister Victoria...
16.07.2019
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