A young woman has died after being struck by a car in a hit-and-run in Glasgow.

The crash happened at around 8:45pm on Tuesday, December 2, at a crossing island near to Burger King and Starbucks on Castlebank Street at Glasgow Harbour.

Multiple children have been injured after a school bus roof was ripped off when the vehicle ploughed into a low bridge.

Emergency services rushed to Coppull, Lancashire after the bus struck a bridge.

A number of children who were riding the bus are currently being assessed by paramedics.

Police and firefighters were also called to the scene, where pictures showed the roof of the vehicle behind the bridge, while the bus remained stuck underneath.

Adverts for Nike, Superdry and Lacoste have been banned for making misleading claims about their green credentials.

The UK's advertising watchdog challenged the brands over the use of the word "sustainable" in paid-for Google ads which were not backed up by evidence of their sustainability.

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) identified three adverts from the retailers promising customers "sustainable materials", "sustainable style" and "sustainable clothing".

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Kenya's parliament has accused British soldiers of decades of sexual abuse, killings, human rights violations and environmental destruction while training in the country.

The British soldiers are accused of evading accountability by refusing to cooperate with the parliamentary investigation.

The UK High Commission in Kenya said it regretted that its submission was not reflected in the report's conclusions and affirmed its readiness to investigate the allegations "under our jurisdiction fully, once evidence is provided".

For decades, troops from the British Army Training Unit in Kenya (Batuk) have been training in central Kenya but their presence has long attracted controversy, with soldiers accused of misconduct and rights abuses.

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MP who voted against inheritance tax for farmers has Labour whip suspended.

Penrith & Solway MP Markus Campbell-Savours has had the Labour whip suspended after voting against the government last night.

He was the sole Labour MP to vote against the government motion to change inheritance tax rules for farmers, which was part of the budget measures approved last night.

Activists today emptied bags of manure under an iconic London hotel's Christmas tree in a protest against the 'obscenely wealthy' before being dragged away by security guards.

Three people were seen gathering around the tree at The Ritz in Mayfair while a security guard looked on, before pulling out three plastic bags and emptying them onto the ground.

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🇦🇹IDIOLOGICAL DICTATORSHIP IN AUSTRIA?🤬

🔥 After a trial lasting several months against the former editor-in-chief of the magazine ‘Aula’, which existed until 2019 and was affiliated with the FPÖ, a court in Graz/Austria found Dr Martin Pfeiffer, who lives in Germany and is also chairman of the ‘Gesellschaft für freie Publizistik’ (GfP), guilty of National Socialist reactivation under Section 3g of the Prohibition Act and SENTENCED HIM TO FOUR YEARS IN PRISON.👈

The conviction of Dr Pfeiffer, who had been involved in local politics for the FPÖ, was based solely on "offences" of opinion. In its decades of existence, the magazine in question was NEVER found guilty of any editorial offence: Is what used to be common sense now considered National Socialist? 🤔

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A person has been hit by a car and killed in a 'gang-related targeted attack' outside a London magistrates' court.

Police, an ambulance and the fire brigade rushed to the scene of the multi-car collision outside Willesden Magistrates' Court, north-west London on Wednesday afternoon.

'Despite the best efforts of our crew, a person was pronounced dead at the scene,' the London Ambulance Service said.

A man who posed as a registered nurse, earning more than £170,000 from his fraudulent activity, has been jailed for more than three years.

Ashton Guramatunhu appeared at Liverpool Crown Court on Tuesday, where he was sentenced to 40 months in prison.

Guramatunhu, 46, of Middlepark Road, Dudley, had pleaded guilty to one count of fraud by false representation at an earlier hearing.

The court heard how in late 2014, Guramatunhu registered with a nursing agency in Warrington using the identity of a registered nurse to gain employment.

He went on to work at six nursing homes in the northeast of England between 1 January 2015 and 5 April 2019, earning an estimated £172,921 through his fraudulent activity, Cheshire Police said.

Cadets have been ordered to leave their long-standing training camp to make way for 600 small-boat migrants.

The site in rural Crowborough, East Sussex, is set to be turned into open accommodation for male asylum seekers by the end of the month.

People in Crowborough on Wednesday questioned why the accommodation, which will allow migrants to come and go as they please, was deemed unsafe for the cadets but safe for the community at large.

Jeannette Towey, leader of the Pink Ladies anti-migrant group in Crowborough, said: 'It's a terrible shame and an appalling indictment of the Government that our cadets are being forced out of their longstanding base to make way for 600 undocumented, fighting-age men who we know absolutely nothing about."

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A High Court Judge says Enoch Burke will remain in prison for life until he purges his contempt.

The Eurovision Song Contest faces a 'watershed moment' as it decides whether Israel can participate in next year's competition.

Public broadcasters from Slovenia, Ireland, Spain, Iceland and the Netherlands have all threatened to boycott the event, scheduled for May in Austria, if Israel is allowed to take part.

A 3.3-magnitude earthquake has struck Lancashire - with dozens of people saying it shook their homes or woke them up.

The British Geological Survey (BGS) said it was "felt across the South Lakes and Lancashire, mainly within 20km of the epicentre", including Kendal and Ulverston in neighbouring Cumbria.

Preliminary data suggests it struck off the coast of Silverdale at 11.23pm, at a depth of 1.86 miles (3km).