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Aleksandr Benga, a 16-year-old boy, has been missing for four days in Lewis, Scotland. Police are conducting extensive searches and have urged the public to check their properties for any signs of him. Specialist officers have joined the search efforts amid concerns for his welfare.
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Rod Stewart announced he will conclude large-scale world tours, expressing a desire to focus on smaller, more intimate performances. Despite this change, he affirmed his passion for music and plans for future projects, including a potential tour featuring his Great American Songbook.
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Hugh Nelson, 27, was sentenced to 18 years for creating and distributing AI-generated child abuse images. The case, described as a landmark prosecution, involved the use of real children's photos to create explicit content. Nelson's actions raised significant concerns about the intersection of technology and child exploitation.
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Stacey Smith, a 46-year-old ambulance worker, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for a hammer attack on her manager, Michala Morton, following a dispute over work shift patterns. The attack, described as unprovoked and frenzied, left Morton with serious injuries. Smith later texted a friend about the incident.
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Recent road incidents across the UK have resulted in injuries and fatalities. A serious collision on the M6 led to one death and multiple injuries, while a pedestrian was struck in Piccadilly Circus. Investigations are ongoing in both cases, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
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Recent incidents in the UK have resulted in multiple injuries, including a crash in Piccadilly Circus where a car mounted the pavement, and a collision between two buses in Manchester. Investigations are ongoing, with authorities confirming that none of the incidents are terror-related.
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On Bonfire Night, significant disorder erupted in Edinburgh and Glasgow, with police and emergency services targeted by fireworks and projectiles. Despite a reduction in serious incidents compared to last year, police are investigating and making arrests. Community safety measures are under review following the events.