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Москва. 20 мая.

Four members of an organised crime group who looted more than ￡465, 000 worth of designer goods in a series of ram-raids across London’s West End have been jailed. The men smashed their way through the doors of several luxury clothes stores last year using stolen vehicles and a sledgehammer, the Metropolitan Police said. Martin Dunne, 37, Gary Lynch, 32, Anthony Alleyne, 54, Omar Bakali and Jamie Claydon, both 28, admitted conspiracy to burgle in connection with the raids. Omar Bakali( Handout/

Москва. 10 марта.

Москва. 10 марта.

A 34-year-old British tourist has gone missing in Tenerife, sparking concern after his phone was turned off several days ago, according to his worried family.... They shared the appeal on social media with the Missing Persons Tenerife group in the hopes that someone has seen him since.... Mum Lynn and sister Ellie have led the effort, with Ellie telling the MEN that her messages to Liam had stopped being delivered to his phone. Ellie said:" Normally if he wasn't speaking to me, he'd speak to a

close Video DC city council to vote on sweeping crime bill Fox News' Alexandria Hoff reports the latest from Washington, D.C. Join Fox News for access to this content Plus special access to select articles and other premium content with your account-free of charge.... Today, I am grateful for all the people who made their voices heard and demanded action.... I am grateful for the leadership of Councilmember Pinto and all the councilmembers who listened to the concerns of our community and vote

Москва. 3 апреля.

Omar Bakali, 28, from Kilburn, received four years and four months.... Gary Lynch, 32, from Highgate, was sentenced to two years and eight months.... Anthony Alleyne, 54, from Peckham, was sentenced to four years and six months. Jamie Claydon, 28, from Suffolk, was sentenced to two years imprisonment, suspended for two years....

HONG KONG--Chinese consumers snapped up billions worth of items in China's first major online shopping festival after emerging from the pandemic as merchants slashed prices, but analysts say that consumer confidence still remains weak. Chinese merchants offered customers steep discounts during the 618 shopping festival, which ran on China’s major shopping platforms from the end of May until June 18, in the hopes of shoring up sales amid a weaker-than-expected recovery in consumption. Major shopp