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2.(Law) (in Scotland, formerly) a burgh court with limited jurisdiction, presided over by lay magistrates or a stipendiary magistrate: replaced in 1975 by the district court. See alsodistrict court Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged, 12th Edition 2014 © HarperCollins Publishe...
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Also, Police Scotland works with a number of partners who perform the role of 3rd Party Reporting Centres. You can find nearest Third Party Reporting Centre on the website. For those want to report hate crime online, there is a form that inquires the details of incident, the injured, date...
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He tweets about his incident: ‘About 40 minutes ago two men on a moped just rode up on the pavement and snatched my mobile out of my hands. The speed and accuracy was frightening.’ To read more on this attack click here. Scotland Yard claims that moped muggers are snatching 20 ...
A New Scotland Yard sign Antisemitic offences in London have increased by over 1,000% this month compared to last year, police have said. And since the Hamas attack on Israel, Tell Mama (Measuring Anti-Muslim Attacks) has recorded a six-fold increase in reports compared t...
As the Internet Archive still struggles to recover from adevastating cyberattack last month-- there's good and bad news. The good? More of the site's services are now back online. The bad? Hackers now have access to the site's internal support email system. ...
Britain’s worst attack on children occurred in 1996, when 43-year-old Thomas Hamilton shot 16 kindergartners and their teacher dead in a school gymnasium in Dunblane, Scotland. The U.K. subsequentlybanned the private ownershipof almost all handguns. ...