Kent van driver praised for giving lift to armed officer chasing suspect Bodycam footage captures moment motorist pulls over to help police officer and calls: ‘Get in the back’ A van driver in Kent has been praised after giving a lift to an armed police officer who was chasing down a suspect. Bodycam footage from the officer captured the moment the motorist pulled over to help the police on 16 June and called out: “Get in the back. Get in the back.” Continue reading... Crimea’s Moscow-Installed Leaders Declare State of Emergency After Ukrainian Attacks Weeks of intense strikes by Ukraine have rattled everyday life in Crimea to an extent unseen since Russia illegally annexed the peninsula in 2014. |
Israel’s mistake was believing Trump’s Iran policy was about Israel - opinion Trump’s Iran deal may be flawed, but Israel’s sense of betrayal misses a basic truth: America acts in its own interests. NATO needs to see a credible trajectory for when the UK will be ready for war - and that is no longer in Sir Keir's gift Sir Keir Starmer's determination to release a long-delayed defence investment plan ahead of a NATO summit next month risks doing more harm than good as officials scramble to meet what has become a political deadline. Ukraine decimates Russian logistics, bringing chaos to Crimea Kyiv circumvents air defences to target oil supplies, power stations, convoys and bridges, starving Russian front line. Because you sent LinkedIn request to USCIS staff: Is this a new ground to deny naturalization? A US citizenship applicant was denied naturalization after sending a LinkedIn request to USCIS officials. USCIS stated this action raised concerns about potentially threatening or improperly influential behavior, equating it to threats their personnel face. An attorney commented that it was an unusual case as there is no accusation of any actual contact but just a social media invitaion. |
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