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_lightning-strikes-right-behind-accuweather-storm-chaser39s-car.jpg "AccuWeather's Tony Laubach was startled after lightning struck right behind his car as he chased storms in Gove County, Kansas, on May 1.")
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_flood-watch-in-effect-for-southeastern-texas-and-louisiana-as-heavy-rainfall-continues-gov-abbott-declares-disaster-in.jpg "A flood watch is in effect in southeastern Texas and Louisiana as up to 8 inches of rain has already fallen, with more rain expected through Friday. Gov. Abbott issued a disaster declaration for 59 counties as severe weather and flooding threatened parts of Texas. \")
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_kent-tonight-friday-3rd-may-2024.jpg "Catch up on all the latest news across your county with Bartholomew Hall.")
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_ben-stokes-nears-return-as-durham-continue-unbeaten-start-against-essex.jpg "Durham played out a draw at home to Essex in Division One of the County Championship, with all-rounder Ben Stokes seen preparing for his return to action during lunch on the final day. Daniel Wales reports from the Riverside.")
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_billy-the-kid-season-2-part-2-124-official-trailer-tom-blyth-daniel-webber-ao-nees.jpg "Check out the trailer for Season 2 Part 2 of Billy the Kid, starring Tom Blyth. Billy The Kid Season Two, Part Two premieres on MGM+ June 2 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT.<br/><br/>In Season 2 of Billy the Kid, Billy gets caught in the middle of the Lincoln County War, a murderous conflict driven by money, greed and corruption. After enjoying a monopoly, Murphy's Store is no longer the only player in town when Englishman John Tunstall moves to Lincoln and sets off a commercial rivalry. Law-and-order is no match for cowboy gangs and a secret society. Wild chases and shootouts abound. There are innumerable ambushes and killings. No-one is safe. After a pivotal assassination, things get very ugly, leaving Billy the Kid with an uncertain fate. Will he make it out of the Lincoln County War alive? <br/><br/>Creator, writer and executive producer Michael Hirst returns for the second season alongside executive producers Donald De Line (De Line Pictures), Darryl Frank and Justin Falvey (Amblin Television). The series is produced by MGM+ Studios and Amazon Studios: Pan-English Scripted TV, in association with Amblin Television and De Line Pictures. Billy the Kid is internationally distributed by Amazon MGM Studios Distribution.<br/>")
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_the-titans-of-tyrone-the-tinnies-of-strabane.jpg "The stunning 'Let The Dance Begin' metal sculptures of Irish traditional musicians in the town of Strabane in County Tyrone, Ireland. The work consisting of five 18 foot figures was created by artist Maurice Harron and is known affectionately in Ireland as 'The Tinnies'.")
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_nassau-county-international-stadium-in-new-york-preparing-to-host-t20-world-cup.jpg "Nassau County International Stadium in New York continues with its preparations ahead of hosting the 2024 ICC T20 Cricket World Cup to be held in the United States and the West Indies<br/>Nassau County International Stadium, New York, USA")
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_dcc-protest-1.jpg "Derbyshire County Council Opposition Labour Group Councillor, Joan Dixon, joins campaigners and unions opposed to council saving plans, cuts and possible job losses.")
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_how-pembrokeshire39s-e-bike-scheme-works.jpg "Pembrokeshire County Council have already had a rethink regarding aspects of the E-bike scheme, to reduce the chances of anti-social behaviour.<br/>The ‘Pay as you go’ E-bikes trial was launched in Pembrokeshire last month, with a fleet of E-bikes provided for members of the public to use for ‘commuting, leisure and local activities’ - with users. able to collect and leave the bikes at a series of pick-up and drop-off sites around the towns of Tenby, Haverfordwest, Fishguard and Goodwick.<br/>However, the initiative has already been met with scepticism by members of the public, as well as councillors, with many pointing out potential issues that the scheme might bring, expressing concerns on the E-bikes being ‘dumped’ away from their designated drop-off points, and others already highlighting late night revellers using them during the early hours of the morning, whilst clearly a bit tipsy!<br/>Once the scheme got underway, Tenby’s County Councillor for the South ward, Cllr Sam Skyrme-Blackhall said she was none too pleased with a ‘bike bay’ being positioned up against the historic Town Walls of the seaside town.<br/>“I do have concerns about the scheme in general. I know that they work very well in some places but I am not sure about in Tenby,” she said.<br/>“I am especially concerned about them within the Town Walls during pedestrianisation and other busy periods.”<br/>Locations the E-bikes are available from, include - Tenby Railway Station and South/North Beach car parks.<br/>Providing an update on the Zipp E-bike trial on their Facebook page this week, Pembrokeshire County Council posted: “To reduce the chances of anti-social behaviour, bike hire will not be available between midnight Friday to 5am Saturday and midnight Saturday to 5am Sunday.<br/>“A handy new pick-up and drop-off bay has also been added at Withybush Hospital.<br/>“It’s been great to see so many of you hopping on the bikes. In the 10 days from April 12 to 22 we have recorded 188 trips by 74 users - a fantastic start to the scheme.”<br/>More information on the trial is available here: https://www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk/leisure-outdoors/e-bikes<br/><br/>©PCC")
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_law-enforcement-hiring-increased-in-2023-following-years-of-decline.jpg "Law Enforcement Hiring , Increased in 2023 , Following Years of Decline.<br/>NBC reports that police departments in the United States <br/>have seen their first increase in ranks, changing course <br/>on a historic exodus of officers in recent years.<br/>According to a recent survey, <br/>2023 saw more officers sworn in <br/>than any of the previous four years. .<br/>At the same time, the survey by the Police Executive <br/>Research Forum (PERF) also found that fewer law <br/>enforcement officers resigned or retired in 2023. .<br/>Law enforcement numbers had been declining following <br/>the COVID pandemic and nationwide protests against <br/>police brutality following the death of George Floyd. .<br/>Law enforcement numbers had been declining following <br/>the COVID pandemic and nationwide protests against <br/>police brutality following the death of George Floyd. .<br/>I just think that the past four <br/>years have been particularly <br/>challenging for American policing. <br/>And our survey shows we’re <br/>finally starting to turn a corner, Chuck Wexler, Executive director of PERF, via NBC.<br/>NBC reports that declining numbers left <br/>many police departments with a shortage of<br/>officers, which resulted in slower response times.<br/>Chuck Wexler, executive director of PERF, warns that many police departments are still struggling to recruit and retain officers.<br/>According to Wexler, law enforcement , \")
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_podcast-shock-as-building39s-new-owners-kick-out-ashford-nursery.jpg "<p>Staff at a nursery which has been open inside a recreation centre since 1996 say they have been told to “leave immediately” </a>by new owners.</p><p>Bosses at centre in Ashford have told the KentOnline Podcast they were informed via the new owner’s solicitors that they need to leave.</p><p>Also in today’s podcast, you can hear from the RSPCA following a spate of attacks on wildlife in Kent</a> by people using catapults. </p><p>Ducks and pigeons are among the animals that have been targeted in the county – with fears it’s being made popular by videos on social media. </p><p>A Kent based charity says the record number of people crossing the Channel </a>this week is proof the Rwanda scheme won’t work. </p><p>More than 700 people made the journey on Wednesday – that’s the highest daily total so far this year.</p><p>One of Canterbury’s ugliest buildings could be turned into flats</a> - with a plush rooftop penthouse boasting panoramic views.</p><p>The fading five-storey building in Lower Bridge Street along the city’s ring-road dated back to the 1960s. </p><p>And a disheartened Canterbury bistro boss has mounted an extraordinary fightback - by rolling out a ban on laptops</a>. </p><p>He says the \")
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_police-clear-pro-palestinian-protesters-from-columbia-universitys-hamilton-hall.jpg "Police officers carrying zip ties and riot shields stormed a Columbia University building being occupied by pro-Palestinian protesters, streaming in through a window late Tuesday and arresting dozens of people.")
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_lightning-strikes-right-behind-accuweather-storm-chaser39s-car.webp "AccuWeather's Tony Laubach was startled after lightning struck right behind his car as he chased storms in Gove County, Kansas, on May 1.")
_flood-watch-in-effect-for-southeastern-texas-and-louisiana-as-heavy-rainfall-continues-gov-abbott-declares-disaster-in.webp "A flood watch is in effect in southeastern Texas and Louisiana as up to 8 inches of rain has already fallen, with more rain expected through Friday. Gov. Abbott issued a disaster declaration for 59 counties as severe weather and flooding threatened parts of Texas. \")
_kent-tonight-friday-3rd-may-2024.webp "Catch up on all the latest news across your county with Bartholomew Hall.")
_ben-stokes-nears-return-as-durham-continue-unbeaten-start-against-essex.webp "Durham played out a draw at home to Essex in Division One of the County Championship, with all-rounder Ben Stokes seen preparing for his return to action during lunch on the final day. Daniel Wales reports from the Riverside.")
_billy-the-kid-season-2-part-2-124-official-trailer-tom-blyth-daniel-webber-ao-nees.webp "Check out the trailer for Season 2 Part 2 of Billy the Kid, starring Tom Blyth. Billy The Kid Season Two, Part Two premieres on MGM+ June 2 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT.<br/><br/>In Season 2 of Billy the Kid, Billy gets caught in the middle of the Lincoln County War, a murderous conflict driven by money, greed and corruption. After enjoying a monopoly, Murphy's Store is no longer the only player in town when Englishman John Tunstall moves to Lincoln and sets off a commercial rivalry. Law-and-order is no match for cowboy gangs and a secret society. Wild chases and shootouts abound. There are innumerable ambushes and killings. No-one is safe. After a pivotal assassination, things get very ugly, leaving Billy the Kid with an uncertain fate. Will he make it out of the Lincoln County War alive? <br/><br/>Creator, writer and executive producer Michael Hirst returns for the second season alongside executive producers Donald De Line (De Line Pictures), Darryl Frank and Justin Falvey (Amblin Television). The series is produced by MGM+ Studios and Amazon Studios: Pan-English Scripted TV, in association with Amblin Television and De Line Pictures. Billy the Kid is internationally distributed by Amazon MGM Studios Distribution.<br/>")
_the-titans-of-tyrone-the-tinnies-of-strabane.webp "The stunning 'Let The Dance Begin' metal sculptures of Irish traditional musicians in the town of Strabane in County Tyrone, Ireland. The work consisting of five 18 foot figures was created by artist Maurice Harron and is known affectionately in Ireland as 'The Tinnies'.")
_nassau-county-international-stadium-in-new-york-preparing-to-host-t20-world-cup.webp "Nassau County International Stadium in New York continues with its preparations ahead of hosting the 2024 ICC T20 Cricket World Cup to be held in the United States and the West Indies<br/>Nassau County International Stadium, New York, USA")
_dcc-protest-1.webp "Derbyshire County Council Opposition Labour Group Councillor, Joan Dixon, joins campaigners and unions opposed to council saving plans, cuts and possible job losses.")
_how-pembrokeshire39s-e-bike-scheme-works.webp "Pembrokeshire County Council have already had a rethink regarding aspects of the E-bike scheme, to reduce the chances of anti-social behaviour.<br/>The ‘Pay as you go’ E-bikes trial was launched in Pembrokeshire last month, with a fleet of E-bikes provided for members of the public to use for ‘commuting, leisure and local activities’ - with users. able to collect and leave the bikes at a series of pick-up and drop-off sites around the towns of Tenby, Haverfordwest, Fishguard and Goodwick.<br/>However, the initiative has already been met with scepticism by members of the public, as well as councillors, with many pointing out potential issues that the scheme might bring, expressing concerns on the E-bikes being ‘dumped’ away from their designated drop-off points, and others already highlighting late night revellers using them during the early hours of the morning, whilst clearly a bit tipsy!<br/>Once the scheme got underway, Tenby’s County Councillor for the South ward, Cllr Sam Skyrme-Blackhall said she was none too pleased with a ‘bike bay’ being positioned up against the historic Town Walls of the seaside town.<br/>“I do have concerns about the scheme in general. I know that they work very well in some places but I am not sure about in Tenby,” she said.<br/>“I am especially concerned about them within the Town Walls during pedestrianisation and other busy periods.”<br/>Locations the E-bikes are available from, include - Tenby Railway Station and South/North Beach car parks.<br/>Providing an update on the Zipp E-bike trial on their Facebook page this week, Pembrokeshire County Council posted: “To reduce the chances of anti-social behaviour, bike hire will not be available between midnight Friday to 5am Saturday and midnight Saturday to 5am Sunday.<br/>“A handy new pick-up and drop-off bay has also been added at Withybush Hospital.<br/>“It’s been great to see so many of you hopping on the bikes. In the 10 days from April 12 to 22 we have recorded 188 trips by 74 users - a fantastic start to the scheme.”<br/>More information on the trial is available here: https://www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk/leisure-outdoors/e-bikes<br/><br/>©PCC")
_law-enforcement-hiring-increased-in-2023-following-years-of-decline.webp "Law Enforcement Hiring , Increased in 2023 , Following Years of Decline.<br/>NBC reports that police departments in the United States <br/>have seen their first increase in ranks, changing course <br/>on a historic exodus of officers in recent years.<br/>According to a recent survey, <br/>2023 saw more officers sworn in <br/>than any of the previous four years. .<br/>At the same time, the survey by the Police Executive <br/>Research Forum (PERF) also found that fewer law <br/>enforcement officers resigned or retired in 2023. .<br/>Law enforcement numbers had been declining following <br/>the COVID pandemic and nationwide protests against <br/>police brutality following the death of George Floyd. .<br/>Law enforcement numbers had been declining following <br/>the COVID pandemic and nationwide protests against <br/>police brutality following the death of George Floyd. .<br/>I just think that the past four <br/>years have been particularly <br/>challenging for American policing. <br/>And our survey shows we’re <br/>finally starting to turn a corner, Chuck Wexler, Executive director of PERF, via NBC.<br/>NBC reports that declining numbers left <br/>many police departments with a shortage of<br/>officers, which resulted in slower response times.<br/>Chuck Wexler, executive director of PERF, warns that many police departments are still struggling to recruit and retain officers.<br/>According to Wexler, law enforcement , \")
_podcast-shock-as-building39s-new-owners-kick-out-ashford-nursery.webp "<p>Staff at a nursery which has been open inside a recreation centre since 1996 say they have been told to “leave immediately” </a>by new owners.</p><p>Bosses at centre in Ashford have told the KentOnline Podcast they were informed via the new owner’s solicitors that they need to leave.</p><p>Also in today’s podcast, you can hear from the RSPCA following a spate of attacks on wildlife in Kent</a> by people using catapults. </p><p>Ducks and pigeons are among the animals that have been targeted in the county – with fears it’s being made popular by videos on social media. </p><p>A Kent based charity says the record number of people crossing the Channel </a>this week is proof the Rwanda scheme won’t work. </p><p>More than 700 people made the journey on Wednesday – that’s the highest daily total so far this year.</p><p>One of Canterbury’s ugliest buildings could be turned into flats</a> - with a plush rooftop penthouse boasting panoramic views.</p><p>The fading five-storey building in Lower Bridge Street along the city’s ring-road dated back to the 1960s. </p><p>And a disheartened Canterbury bistro boss has mounted an extraordinary fightback - by rolling out a ban on laptops</a>. </p><p>He says the \")
_police-clear-pro-palestinian-protesters-from-columbia-universitys-hamilton-hall.webp "Police officers carrying zip ties and riot shields stormed a Columbia University building being occupied by pro-Palestinian protesters, streaming in through a window late Tuesday and arresting dozens of people.")
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