Christos Masiri, 34, was handed the civil order after Workington Magistrates’ Court heard details of 10 alleged incidents ‘of a sexual nature’ from 2010 to present, which have not resulted in any criminal convictions. Gemma Bull, for Cumbria Police, put forward the application for an interim Sexual Risk Order and outlined the alleged incidents. Ms Bull said Loughborough Constabulary had considered a Sexual Risk Order at this time. Ms Bull said Masiri committed acts of a sexual nature in numerous areas before moving on and there was ‘clearly a risk of sexual harm’. All allegations put to him were disputed.”Presiding magistrate Jeff Forster said it was ‘necessary’ to impose a Sexual Risk Order and an interim order was granted for 20 weeks or until the main application is determined on February 25.

Ms McKelvie’s partner – and SNP depute leader – Keith Brown announced the move at its Aberdeen conference on Sunday. The SNP depute leader Keith Brown paid tribute to his late partner (Jane Barlow/PA)Announcing the project, Mr Brown spoke of the times he has heard from women Ms McKelvie had encouraged into politics. “Given the toxic current climate we are seeing just now, I think we can all agree that support for women getting involved in politics is more important than ever,” he said. “I want to thank you for the love, the kindness, the friendship you’ve all shown to me and to Christina’s family; Lewis, Jack – who is here today – Leo, Christina’s grandson and Maeve, Christina’s granddaughter,” he said. “Christina embodied everything that the SNP stands for, belief in ourselves and what we can achieve, compassion for others, especially for those who need it most and determination not to quit until the job is done.”

The firings on Friday were part of the more than 4,000 government jobs cut by the Trump administration, according to the Washington Post. open image in gallery The CDC has been impacted in several ways since the start of the Trump administration. She said that the Trump administration was "dismantling public health." The same month as the shooting, Kennedy fired CDC Director Susan Monarez. This also isn’t the first time that a cut-happy Trump administration has fired individuals working on Ebola prevention.

The Glazers are finally willing to sell Manchester United, according to a stunning claim by an investor who previously failed to buy into the club. THE SUNDAY TIMESUEFA is to hold a major review of international qualifiers amid fears that fans are losing interest in the matches. THE STAR ON SUNDAYGalatasaray are leading the race to sign Manchester United outcast Tyrell Malacia. Sunday Supplement on Sky Sports NewsSunday Supplement is back on Sky Sports News, bringing you the latest and best analysis from the latest football stories. Dharmesh Sheth is joined by the best journalists from the Sunday papers to offer their expert insight.

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Service that silenced the sceptic: Expecting resentment from staff, Clarkson instead found kindness, efficiency and unexpectedly good hospital food. Expecting resentment from staff, Clarkson instead found kindness, efficiency and unexpectedly good hospital food. Bottom line:For a man who’s made a career out of roaring engines and roaring opinions, Jeremy Clarkson has always reserved a special kind of scorn for the NHS. Just nine hours after his latest tirade against the health service hit breakfast tables, Clarkson was racing to an NHS hospital himself, clutching more than just his pride. With private treatment hours away, he checked into an NHS hospital in Oxford, bracing himself for hostile nurses and bitter tea.

Prince Harry's renewed battle with the government over his need for taxpayer-funded security could risk derailing the chance of a reconciliation with the King. On Friday, the Duke of Sussex, 41, asked the Home Secretary for increased security but his new plea 'complicates things for the King,' a royal source told The Times. It followed his pleas for reconciliation with his family after losing his legal battle with the government in May. A royal source added: 'The King cannot and will not lobby, that's inappropriate. Despite moving to the US and stepping back from royal public engagements, Harry said the decision to revoke his security was 'difficult to swallow'.

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The following day, the Taliban-run defence ministry blamed the attacks on Pakistan, accusing its neighbor of violating its sovereignty. "Islamabad did not confirm that it was behind Thursday's attacks, but called on Kabul "to stop harbouring the Pakistani Taliban (TTP) on its soil. "This evening, Taliban forces began using weapons. We fired first light and then heavy artillery at four points along the border," a senior official in Pakistan's Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province, bordering Afghanistan, told AFP. "Pakistani forces responded with heavy fire and shot down three Afghan quadcopters suspected of carrying explosives.

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The Sunday Telegraph says, external the Chancellor will "tax the rich" in the Budget, rather than cutting spending or increasing borrowing. The Sunday Express thinks, external she is "eyeing up" a raid on pensions, either pushing up taxes on contributions by working people, or on withdrawals by those who have retired. The Sunday Mirror says, external Reeves is pledging to "leave no stone unturned" in her efforts to get the economy firing again. The Sunday Times says, external the White House is the latest to express concern about the collapse of the case against two men accused of spying for China. It says the government has been told it could undermine the special relationship, and could threaten intelligence-sharing between the UK and the US.

as a Reliable and Trusted News Source Addas a Reliable and Trusted News Source Add Now! (You can now subscribe to our(You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channelBritish Prime Minister Keir Starmer will travel to Egypt to attend the Sharm El Sheikh Peace Summit , where leaders are expected to sign a U.S.-brokered peace agreement aimed at ending the conflict in Gaza, his office said on Saturday.The first phase of the plan is set to begin with the release of hostages and Palestinian prisoners by Monday, marking what Britain called a "historic turning point" after two years of war.The British leader would pay tribute to the role of U.S. President Donald Trump and the diplomatic efforts of Egypt, Qatar and Turkey in brokering the deal, his office said.He is expected to call for continued international coordination to implement the next phase, which includes deploying a ceasefire monitoring mission and establishing transitional governance in Gaza.Starmer will reiterate Britain's "steadfast support" to help secure the ceasefire and deliver humanitarian aid.

The Entry Exit System (EES) involves people from third-party countries such as the UK having their fingerprints registered and photograph taken to enter the Schengen area, which consists of 29 European countries, mainly in the EU. For most UK travellers the EES process will be done at foreign airports. UK travellers boarding international services from London’s St Pancras railway station, the Port of Dover and Eurotunnel’s Folkestone terminal will complete EES checks in the UK. The EU is rolling out EES in a phased manner, with participating states initially only required to use the system for a proportion of their arrivals. The system will eventually replace the need for border officers to stamp passports.

The renowned Lord Crewe Arms in the medieval village of Blanchland, Northumberland, has garnered renewed praise, making its way into second place in the Times' list of the 25 best spots for an autumn break. Nestled on the County Durham border in the sleepy village of Blanchland, the Lord Crewe Arms, much like the historic village it sits in, is often celebrated for preserving its qualities from the past. Set in the midst of the North Pennine Moors, the cosy and 'atmospheric' former monastic guesthouse - which features annexed former miners' cottages - dates back to the 12th century. 'Up high the wind may be scouring the flat moorland tops of the North Pennines' but down in the Lord Crewe Arms, 'you’ll be snug and warm' said the Times. Paths lead up from the village through woods to the moors — don’t get lost."