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UK police warned before the killing of nine women | BBC Newsnight
West Yorkshire Police knew of nine women who had fears for their safety before they were killed by a man they knew, BBC Newsnight has found.
In two of the killings, the police did not conduct proper risk assessments when the women had reported domestic abuse to the force.
The police said it has “implemented recommendations” and provided domestic abuse training to staff since the deaths of the women.
BBC Newsnight’s Yasminara Khan has been investigating what happened.
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The US and Iran have agreed to “stand down” following an exchange of strikes over the past few days, media reports cite a US …
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More search and rescue teams are arriving in Venezuela, but hopes are fading of finding survivors after Wednesday’s back-to-back earthquakes.
At least 1,450 are known to have died but the number is expected to rise – a missing persons website has more than 46,000 people on it.
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The US and Iran have agreed to “stand down” following an exchange of strikes over the past few days, media reports cite a US official as saying.
It comes after several attacks in and around the Strait of Hormuz, with both nations accusing each other of violating their ceasefire.
The US official told the BBC’s US partner CBS News on Sunday that vessels would be able to move through the Gulf waterway “freely”, and that talks on a deal to permanently end the war would continue.
On Monday, Deputy Iranian Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi denied that there were plans for technical talks this week. But US President Donald Trump said a meeting would be held in Qatar’s capital at Iran’s request.
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Police officers have been deployed across South Africa because of fears that anti-immigration protests could turn violent as President Cyril Ramaphosa urged those planning to take part to do so without “intimidation, threats or ultimatums”.
The planned protests mark an unofficial deadline set by campaigners for all undocumented foreigners to leave the country.
Many have already fled to escape violence and intimidation. South African police said 25,000 have been repatriated so far. Most are from other African countries.
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Keir Starmer has unveiled the long awaited defence investment plan which promises an extra £15 billion to help equip the armed …
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