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Footage shows youngster being taken out by vehicle before being arrested Via: Police van rams teenager while breaking up disturbance in Edinburgh

New party surges ahead within a week of being launched and is on course to leave Labour and Conservatives trailing in its wake, survey suggests Via: Brexit Party led by Nigel Farage on course for shock win in EU elections, poll finds

Maria Farmer, a former art student, worked for Epstein in 1995 and says she witnessed a ‘number of school age-girls’ dressed in their uniforms coming into his mansion and going upstairs. Via: New accuser says Jeffrey Epstein sexually assaulted her in 1996 along with her 15-year-old sister

The then-deputy CIA director, Gina Haspel, convinced Trump to expel 60 Russians after ex-spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia were poisoned in Salisbury. Via: Trump said Salisbury novichok attack was 'part of legitimate spy games'

eBay removed the advert, which included a generic photograph of a burning log and also had to take down adverts for T-shirts with the slogan ‘Je Suis Notre Dame.’ Via: Fury as fake ‘embers from Notre Dame’ inferno are sold to the highest bidder on eBay

A community of Syrians who converted to Christianity from Islam is growing in Kobani, a town besieged by the Islamic State for months. Via: Christianity grows in Syrian town once besieged by Islamic State

Columbine High School was on lockdown Tuesday due to a ‘credible threat’. Police are hunting teen Sol Pais, said to be ‘armed and extremely dangerous’. Her dad has begged her to come home to Florida. Via: Father begs his 'Columbine massacre-obsessed' daughter to come home after she 'threatened schools'

Nation will decide between incumbent president, Joko Widodo, and ex-general Prabowo Subianto as well as choosing more than 20,000 legislatorsTens of millions of Indonesians have started voting for a new president and more than 20,000 legislative seats, in what is one of the world’s most complicated ballots.In the world’s third-largest Read more

Help offered to the cathedral’s repairers amid hopes the Parisian landmark can be restoredJohn David, the master stonemason at York Minster, remembers the night of 9 July 1984 well. At about 2am, a lightning bolt hit the cathedral’s south transept and started a fire that raged through the building, collapsing Read more

Home secretary looking at new limits on disclosure of crimes committed by young peopleEmployers could be kept in the dark about the criminal records of some job applicants under a review of rules by the home secretary.Sajid Javid said the government needed to “look again” at how much was revealed Read more