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Great Britain’s Amber Rutter won bronze at the International Shooting Sport Federation’s Shotgun World Cup as the Olympic medallist returned to international competition for the first time following the birth of her second son.The 28-year-old, who gave birth in October, finished behind world-record performances from champion Sara Bongini and silver medallist Victoria Larsson in the ISSF’s new 36-target finals format in Lonato, Italy.Rutter was named in Team GB’s shooting team for the Paris Olympics just two months after giving birth and won silver in the women’s skeet final following a controversial end to a shoot-off.”I’m exhausted, but it’s good to…

Asked if he felt people were preying on his desperation, he said: “Not really. I didn’t have much choice or time, so I was offered a way out and took it.”Zee said he also recruited “fresh faces, people you wouldn’t suspect – backpacker types. Not girls though: girls are too emotional.”Many traffickers have used young women to bring back cannabis from Thailand, however, leading to a string of arrests.They include 19-year-old Bella Culley, from Teesside, who was caught and jailed in Georgia with 12kg of marijuana and 2kg of hashish bound for the UK.She was released from prison in November…

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A manhunt is continuing for a murder suspect believed to have killed a mother and her two children before fleeing the UK.Bedfordshire Police forced entry into a house on Carnoustie Drive, Great Denham, near Bedford, on Monday after receiving reports the family had not been seen for several days.Assistant Chief Constable John Murphy said: “We have identified a suspect who was known to all three victims, and who we believe has since left the country.”Tributes have been paid to the victims, with one woman tearfully laying flowers at the scene saying: “We’re really sorry to lose her. She’s was such…

An Irishman and a Frenchman are sitting in an Irish pub in Lille on a wet Saturday afternoon. It’s not the start of a joke, but it’s a story of connection, community and discovering a new sport.It is well known that Gaelic games have expanded far beyond its Irish roots with teams as far as London, the USA, Africa and Australia.But it is in mainland Europe where it is really starting to grow. Originally from Dublin, Turnbull has been involved with GAA as long as he can remember.So when he ended up settling in Lille in northern France in 2020,…

WATCH NOW: Cllr Liam Walker hits out at Oxfordshire County Council amid flag row | GB NEWSA planning row has erupted after a council approved a home redevelopment – despite neighbours raging against the proposals. Richmond Council has given the go-ahead to a massive extension to a property in the affluent west London district of Twickenham. The application, which has already been approved along 8 Ellesmere Road, will involve a part single-storey and two-storey side and rear extension. But the construction work will not stop there. The new plans will also include pitched roofs and rooflights, as well as the…

Labour MPs have been mulling over whether they can block Nigel Farage’s by-election in Clacton after the Reform UK leader dared the political establishment to take him on at the ballot box.Mr Farage, who resigned as the MP for Clacton yesterday, set out his stall for why voters in his seaside seat should decide his political future.He said: “I’ve decided that the people of Clacton should be the judges of my actions.”However, Mr Farage could be blocked from triggering a by-election after MPs last night held talks to amend the motion which formally sets the date for a snap contest.…

Ofcom has imposed a record £28million penalty on Virgin Media after finding the telecommunications company repeatedly made it harder for customers to cancel their contracts.The regulator said millions of customer calls were likely mishandled over a period of almost three years, with subscribers prevented or delayed from switching to providers offering better deals.The investigation marks Ofcom’s largest ever fine under its consumer protection rules for direct harm caused to consumers.It found Virgin Media staff deliberately terminated calls from customers attempting to cancel their services.Virgin Media fined record £28million by Ofcom for blocking customers from cancelling contracts | GETTYSubscribers were also…

Virgin Media has been fined £28m for repeatedly preventing customers from cancelling contracts, Ofcom said. It said millions of phone calls from customers were “likely mishandled” over nearly a three-year period which prevented or delayed customers from switching to a better deal.The communications regulator said it found “deliberate call-dropping” tactics, as well as customers being put on hold “for no reason”. The penalty was reduced by 30% given Virgin Media admitted its failing and agreed to settle the case, Ofcom added. Virgin Media apologised to “the small proportion who experienced an issue when contacting us to agree a new deal…