PD Bert, who once sniffed out £250,000 in criminal money, died in a crash on Thursday.
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RSV vaccine to be offered to premature babies in NI
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El Salvador and US negotiate prisoner swap with Venezuela
Some 250 Venezuelans deported from the US to El Salvador were exchanged for 10 Americans held by Caracas.
El Salvador and US negotiate prisoner swap with Venezuela
Some 250 Venezuelans deported from the US to El Salvador were exchanged for 10 Americans held by Caracas.
Triple dog attack left me with nightmares, says survivor
Police forces across England and Wales have seen an increase in dog attacks over the past five years.
Sylvanian Families' legal battle over TikTok drama
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Spain through to semis after win over hosts Switzerland
Spain continue their quest for a first European Championship crown by scoring two second-half goals to knock out hosts Switzerland and reach the semi-finals.