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Five men charged with class A drug offences in Ipswich

Five men have been charged with Class A drug offences in Ipswich in Suffolk following a large police operation.

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Five men charged with class A drug offences in Ipswich | East Anglian Daily Times

Five men have been charged with Class A drug offences in Ipswich in Suffolk following a large police operation.

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Residents of Ajman block recount miraculous escape after fire broke out

Residents of Ajman block recount miraculous escape after fire broke out
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NGOs Call for Release of Journalists Detained in Houthi Prisons

Tuesday, 4 May, 2021 - 05:45 A Yemeni worker wearing a protective outfit sprays disinfectant on passing cars and motorcycles in the capital Sanaa, during the coronavirus pandemic, on May 21, 2020. (AFP) Aden – Asharq Al-Awsat Over 22 Yemeni NGOs called Monday on the Iran-backed Houthi militias to unconditionally release journalists detained in their prisons, including those sentenced to death. In a joint statement released on World Press Freedom Day, the organizations said: “Despite being a target of harassment and abusive practices, Yemeni journalists continue their struggle to uncover facts in Yemen amid war threats and the outbreak of the coronavirus.” Journalism remains a dangerous profession in Yemen where reporters are subject to murder, violations, assault and kidnapping, while attacks on media organizations continue.

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