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Waste to pay officers we can't sack, says Met chief
Millions could be spent paying officers on leave after losing their vetting status, Sir Mark Rowley says.BBC News - 16h -
Baseball is back! The stars, teams and themes we can't wait to see
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Police in Sicily arrest almost 150 people in mafia crackdown
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Italian police arrest 181 in bid to stop Mafia rebuilding in Sicily
More than 1,200 officers were involved in an operation aimed at "dismantling" the mob in the Palermo.BBC News - 1d -
Here's What RFK Jr. Can and Can't Do if Confirmed as HHS Chief
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Knicks can't contain Jayson Tatum in 131-104 loss to Celtics
The Boston Celtics beat the New York Knicks Saturday at MSG.Yahoo Sports - 3d -
Environmental justice staff put on leave at EPA
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The Hater Bowl: Some fans just can't stand ... anything
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Digital Bandidos expands game publishing staff
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Ukraine war talks start now, Trump says after Putin call
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Record NHS baby deaths fine 'follows empty promises'
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