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Privacy fears for rape victims over new guidance for prosecutors

Concern over access to therapy notes

Wales Online

Concerns raised over guidance for prosecutors in rape trials

Campaigners said new proposals could turns victims away from therapy services.

The Independent UK

CPS’ $175M pension payment narrowly approved by Board of Ed as City Hall ripped for saddling district with debt

The board voted 3-2 Wednesday to increase CPS’ obligation to the underfunded pensions to more than triple what it paid in 2020. Before that, the city covered the full cost.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Sexual predator posed as a man to trick women into sex

A sexual predator who pretended to be a man while having sex with three different women is facing jail for a string of sexual and violent offences.

Evening Standard

Teen who murdered Ava White told cop 'shut up you nonce' when questioned

Ava, 12, was stabbed in the neck by a boy, 14, in a row over him filming her on Snapchat.

Daily Record

Daniel Garner: Pro golfer who made Nazi salute during West Ham match handed three-year banning order

Garner made the offensive gesture during a Europa League match against Rapid Vienna at the London Stadium

Evening Standard

Aramark to continue serving meals to CPS kids under new $88.5M food contract

The new agreement was signed after CPS explored ditching Aramark, its food vendor for years. Open Kitchens, based in Pilsen, is also a part of the contract and will serve 187 sites.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Josh Katz throws a complete game as Lane edges Brooks for city title

Lane starting pitcher Josh Katz retired Brooks outfielder Kendall Larry on his 114th pitch of the game, securing a 2-1 win in the Chicago Public League title game.

Chicago Sun-Times

Instagram paedophile sent 12-year-old schoolgirl sick sex videos

A concerned mum contacted a so-called paedophile hunter group after seeing messages Jose Pardinez-Olea had been sending her 12-year-old daughter

Wales Online

AP News Digest 5:45 a.m.

Here are the AP’s latest coverage plans, top stories and promotable content. All times EDT. For up-to-the minute information on AP’s coverage, visit Coverage Plan at https://newsroom.ap.org.

The Independent UK

Chicago expected to reach ‘high’ COVID-19 level as soon as next week

CHICAGO — Chicago is expected to increase to a “high” community level of COVID-19 next week as positive cases continue rising across the city and suburbs, public health officials said Friday, mirroring the surge of infections around other parts of the country.

Chicago Tribune

Chicago Teachers Union elects new president

CHICAGO — Chicago Teachers Union Vice President Stacy Davis Gates was elected president of the union Friday following a monthslong, hard-fought battle against two challengers to succeed outgoing president Jesse Sharkey.

Chicago Tribune

Contributory Pension Scheme employees want all States to follow Rajasthan and Chattisgarh

Hyderabad

The Hindu

Man caught with £10,000 cannabis haul spared jail after cancer patients defend ‘life-saving treatment’

Exclusive: The medical cannabis supplier faced a 15-year sentence for providing the oils to suffering patients

The Independent UK

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Massive CPS data breach exposes records of 560,000 students, employees

The staff and student information was exposed after a CPS vendor was targeted in a ransomware attack on Dec. 1, the district said.

The Guardian - UK

Woman ‘abused’ by MI5 agent takes legal action against service

Man with background in rightwing extremism accused of attacking woman with machete and threatening to kill her

Chicago Sun-Times

The takeaway from CPS’ story on JROTC

There’s nothing inherently wrong with military-style JROTC programs. But students deserve a range of education options, no matter what high school they attend.

Chicago Sun-Times

CPS restores $24M in funding as alderpersons grill officials over cuts

CPS leaders appeared at a City Council hearing Thursday where they were asked why any school would see budget cuts during the pandemic and after an influx of federal dollars.

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The Guardian - UK

MI5 agent ‘abused and threatened’ ex-partner, BBC investigation reveals

Story made public after an attempt by the attorney general to gain an injunction to prevent broadcast

The Independent UK

Football clubs advised on best practice to tackle rising crowd disorder

A white paper is expected to set out the independent regulator’s remit in the summer

Daily Mirror

Nottingham Forest fan jailed for Billy Sharp assault has shared 9/11 and Putin conspiracy

Robert Biggs, of Ilkeston, was given a 24-week jail sentence and a 10-year ban from attending football matches after pleading guilty to assaulting the Sheffield United captain

Wales Online

Cody Ackland jailed for life for murder of Bobbi-Anne McLeod, 18

Ackland, 24, who was a guitarist with local indie band Rakuda, was leading a double life and had a secret morbid fascination with serial killers, particular US murderer Ted Bundy

Input

Critics say YouTube's Dad Challenge Podcast has gone too far

Host Joshua Barbour has been accused of harassing and bullying mommy influencers. "He's just festering hate," says one detractor.

Chicago Tribune

Friday’s Chicago Teachers Union election is its most contentious in years. With 3 slates, ‘it’s anybody’s guess’ who will win

There soon will be a new president of the Chicago Teachers Union — as three contenders battle for the chance to lead one of Chicago’s most influential unions through a new contract, the historic transition to an elected school board and the persistent COVID-19 pandemic.

Chicago Sun-Times

As violence spikes, CPS taking need to provide activities for students ‘very seriously’ — and says teens shouldn’t get all the blame

District education chief Bogdana Chkoumbova said it’s important kids feel welcome and safe in the city: “We definitely want to engage them because they’re looking for social opportunities after two very tough years.”

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