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Couple successfully sue council over school’s footballs landing in garden of £2m home | Hampshire newsthirst.

Many a child has experienced the anxiety of knocking on a frustrated neighbour’s door to ask for their ball back. But one couple in Hampshire have become so exasperated by the seemingly endless stream of footballs landing in the garden of their £2m home from a nearby school they have successfully sued the county council….

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Dry spring weather to make way for rain in parts of Europe | Environment newsthirst.

The extremely dry spring weather in north-western Europe has continued this month, with swathes of the UK, northern France, the Low Countries and Germany receiving just 10% of their normal May rainfall. The summery conditions, caused by semi-permanent high pressure across the region, are expected to change significantly this week, ending the dry spell for…

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Legal aid hack: data from hundreds of thousands of people accessed, says MoJ | Legal aid newsthirst.

The personal data of hundreds of thousands of legal aid applicants in England and Wales dating back to 2010, including criminal records and financial details, has been accessed and downloaded in a “significant” cyber-attack. Officials admit that the data may have included contact details and addresses of applicants, their dates of birth, national ID numbers,…

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Israel says it will allow ‘basic’ amounts of food into Gaza after 10-week blockade – Israel-Gaza war live | Israel newsthirst.

Key events Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature Israel says it will allow ‘basic’ amounts of food into Gaza after 10 week blockade We are continuing the Guardian’s live coverage of developments in the Middle East, with a particular focus on Israel’s war on Gaza. Israel decided on Sunday…

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