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Technology Mark Zuckerberg buys Strancally Castle and its 440-acre Waterford estate Culture A documentary returns to the Kocani nightclub fire through the people who survived it Technology Roblox signs a court-enforceable deal with Australia's regulator over child safety World A UK court weighs terrorism sentencing for five convicted of criminal damage Politics UK borrowing overshoots in July, tightening the squeeze on Healey's first Budget World Five missing after fire guts a restaurant and apartment building in Thusis Culture Prime Video commits more than $2 billion to Latin American production Science A python named Jodie Foster becomes the first snake treated with electrochemotherapy Technology Mark Zuckerberg buys Strancally Castle and its 440-acre Waterford estate Culture A documentary returns to the Kocani nightclub fire through the people who survived it Technology Roblox signs a court-enforceable deal with Australia's regulator over child safety World A UK court weighs terrorism sentencing for five convicted of criminal damage Politics UK borrowing overshoots in July, tightening the squeeze on Healey's first Budget World Five missing after fire guts a restaurant and apartment building in Thusis Culture Prime Video commits more than $2 billion to Latin American production Science A python named Jodie Foster becomes the first snake treated with electrochemotherapy

Topic: terrorism-act

The law courts building in Preston, Lancashire

Friday, 8/21, 03:39 AM

A UK court weighs terrorism sentencing for five convicted of criminal damage

Five people convicted of vandalizing a Barclays branch in Burnley were never charged with a terrorism offense.
Prosecutors are asking the court to find that their crime had a terrorist connection, which would lengthen their sentences and follow them for years after release.

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