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Michael Cohen landed back behind bars Thursday after The Post’s exclusive report on his evening out at a Manhattan restaurant led federal officials to review his release from prison, a source familiar with the matter revealed.
“That dinner caught the eye of those at [the Bureau of Prisons] who feel he was released on furlough only due to the coronavirus situation but is acting like he’s a free man and not out under supervision,” the source said.
“The Post article was a catalyst to take a closer look.”
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Police in England and Wales face inquiry into possible racial bias
Exclusive: IOPC to look for any pattern of discrimination in use of force and stop and searchCases that highlight claims of police racial profiling in EnglandPolice across England and Wales face an inquiry to establish whether they racially discriminate against ethnic minorities in their use of force and stop and search, the Guardian has learned.The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) says it will use its formal powers to investigate cases and then look if any pattern of racial discrimination exists. It has vowed it can “drive real change in policing practice”. Continue reading...
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UK coronavirus live: beauty salons, outdoor theatres, gyms and pools to reopen in England
Dowden says beauty salons can reopen on Monday; theatres can put on outdoor shows from this weekend; repaying crisis debt will take ‘decades’ and higher taxes likely, says IFSFull story: gyms and pools to reopen in EnglandIFS: Sunak’s jobs policies badly timed and poorly targetedAsymptomatic testing for thousands of workers in EnglandGlobal coronavirus - latest updates 6.57pm BSTIndoor gyms, swimming pools and leisure centres will open on July 25 with new guidance on spacing out and cleaning equipment, limiting the number of people in facilities and smaller class sizes. Outdoor pools can reopen from 11 July, while certain team sports such as cricket will also be able to return fro...
Trump’s taxes may be released to grand jury, supreme court rules – live
Justices issue 7-2 decision returns may be given to New York juryCourt send congressional subpoenas case back to lower courtsBerman reportedly says Barr pressured him to resign1.3m workers filed new unemployment claims last weekSign up to our First Thing newsletter 6.56pm BSTThe secretary of defence, Mark Esper, and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, General Mark Milley, are testifying to the House Armed Services Committee, on the subject of the military role in civilian law enforcement, in the wake of the George Floyd protests, during which Donald Trump had threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act to deploy active duty troops to US cities.Esper repeated his early resistance to using the act:“As a for...
Boots and John Lewis to cut 5,300 jobs and close stores
Chemist shuts 48 opticians and department store group shuts eight of its 50 storesBoots and John Lewis have announced plans to cut 5,300 jobs and close stores on another bleak day for the UK high street.Boots is cutting 4,000 jobs – or 7% of its workforce – by closing 48 opticians outlets and reducing staff at its head office in Nottingham as well as some management and customer service roles in stores. Continue reading...
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Judges quash decision not to prosecute diplomat over alleged trafficking
CPS to ‘look again’ at case involving woman working for UAE family in London A woman who says it seems the Crown Prosecution Service did not consider her “trafficked enough” after being brought into the UK by a diplomat from the United Arab Emirates is celebrating after a high court ruling quashed a decision not to prosecute him.The woman worked for Abdulla Salem Mohammed Sultan Aljaberi, a former assistant military attache at the UAE embassy in London, after accepting a job with his family when he was posted to the UK. Continue reading...
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Trump taxes: Supreme Court says New York prosecutors can see records
However, the court rules that this information does not have to be shared with Congress.
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Naya Rivera: Glee star presumed dead after boat trip with son
The actress is believed to have drowned after her son was found alone in a boat on a California lake.
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Human remains found on Seattle beach by TikTok filmers identified
Officials in Seattle say Jessica Lewis, 35, and her boyfriend Austin Wenner, 27, were shot dead.
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Park Won-soon: Mayor of Seoul found dead after going missing
Park Won-soon disappeared after reportedly leaving a message for his daughter, who raised the alarm.
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Mohrenstrasse: Berlin farce over renaming of 'racist' station
The current name is considered racist but Berlin authorities are now set to pull the new name too.
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Supreme Court Rules Trump Cannot Block Release of Financial Records
Two rulings clear the way for prosecutors in New York to see President Trump’s financial records, but the justices stopped Congress for now.
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Supreme Court Rules Nearly Half of Oklahoma Is Indian Reservation
The 5-to-4 decision could reshape criminal justice in eastern Oklahoma by preventing state authorities from prosecuting Native Americans.
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Boots to cut 4,000 jobs as John Lewis to shut eight stores, putting 1,300 jobs at risk - business live
Grim day in UK retail as Boots announces plans to cut 4,000 jobs and John Lewis Partnership shuts eight storesLatest: Boots Opticians stores to close amid jobs cutsJohn Lewis won’t reopen eight storesMPs: It’s terrible newsBirmingham, Watford, Croydon, Newbury, Swindon and Tamworth to permanently closeTravel hubs at Heathrow and St Pancras won’t reopen either 12.54pm BSTYou can read the details of the Boots job cuts here: Walgreens Boots Alliance Reports Fiscal 2020 Third Quarter ResultsJohn Lewis’s announcement is here: EIGHT JOHN LEWIS SHOPS NOT TO REOPEN AS THE PARTNERSHIP PROGRESSES WITH MAJOR BUSINESS STRATEGY REVIEW 12.54pm BSTTUC policy adviser Alex Colli...
Three police officers in UK accused of racist remarks on WhatsApp
Cambridgeshire force investigates alleged comments relating to actor Kayode EwumiA police officer has been suspended and two others placed on restricted duties after allegedly racist remarks were exchanged on a WhatsApp group under an image of the British actor and writer Kayode Ewumi.In the exchange on the social media app one of the officers posted a meme of Ewumi, 26, which went viral in 2017 . The image shows Ewumi as his character Reece Simpson, aka Roll Safe, in the BBC Three comedy #HoodDocumentary, where he taps his finger to the side of his head having just thought of something. Continue reading...
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UK coronavirus live: repaying crisis debt will take 'decades' and higher taxes likely, says IFS
IFS analysis of chancellor’s plans says ‘reckoning’ will have to come to repair battered public financesMass unemployment feared despite Rishi Sunak’s ‘plan for jobs’Global coronavirus live: latest updates 12.49pm BSTScots can meet people from other households indoors from tomorrow for the first time in over three months, as the first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, confirmed that the country was now ready to enter phase 3 of her government’s route map to re-opening.Announcing a raft of new guidance, she also said that non-cohabiting couples were now allowed to meet outdoors, indoors and overnight without physical distancing. 12.39pm BSTNo new coronavirus ...
BBC to end free TV licences for most over-75s
Licence will be means tested from next month, corporation announcesThe BBC is to end free TV licences for most over-75s after a two month-delay because of coronavirus, it has been announced.The licence will be means tested from next month, the corporation announced. Continue reading...
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CO2 in Earth's atmosphere nearing levels of 15m years ago
Last time CO2 was at similar level temperatures were 3C to 4C hotter and sea levels were 20 metres higherThe amount of carbon dioxide in the Earth’s atmosphere is approaching a level not seen in 15m years and perhaps never previously experienced by a hominoid, according to the authors of a study.At pre-lockdown rates of increase, within five years atmospheric CO2 will pass 427 parts per million, which was the probable peak of the mid-Pliocene warming period 3.3m years ago, when temperatures were 3C to 4C hotter and sea levels were 20 metres higher than today. Continue reading...
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US Supreme Court to rule on revealing Trump tax returns
The court will test claims from President Trump's lawyers he enjoys total immunity while in office.
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Live Coronavirus Updates: U.S. Daily Cases Surpass 59,000
As President Trump seeks further reopenings, the country set its fifth record in nine days. Federal health officials are debating which groups should receive a vaccine first.
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U.S. Weighs Early Vaccine Access for Minorities and Others at Risk
When a coronavirus vaccine hits the market, it will be a key tool in putting an end to the pandemic. A federal committee is debating who in the population should get it first.
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68% Have Antibodies in This Clinic. Can Neighborhood Beat a Next Wave?
Data from those tested at a storefront medical office in Queens is leading to a deeper understanding of the outbreak’s scope in New York.
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What Will Trump’s Rally in New Hampshire Be Like? It’s Anyone’s Guess
The governor, a Republican, isn’t attending. It isn’t clear how many other G.O.P. elected officials will come. The turnout could be low, or expansive. And fears of the virus hang over the event.
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Coronavirus Surge in Tulsa ‘More Than Likely’ Linked to Trump Rally
Dr. Bruce Dart, the director of the Tulsa Health Department, said Tulsa County had reported nearly 500 new cases of Covid-19 in the past two days.
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George Floyd: Officer told dying man to 'stop yelling'
Newly released transcripts show the unarmed black man said more than 20 times he could not breathe.
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National security law: Australia suspends Hong Kong extradition treaty
China's new national security law "undermines" Hong Kong's current freedoms says Canberra.
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Poland election: The fight for LGBT rights
President Andrzej Duda, who is accused of running on an anti-LGBT platform, is seeking re-election on Sunday.
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Climate change: 'Rising chance' of exceeding 1.5C global target
The chance of breaching one of the Paris accord goals in the next five years has doubled, a study says.
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Melania Trump sculpture in Slovenia set on fire on US Independence Day
Police investigate after the statue of the US first lady was targeted in her hometown on 4 July.
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