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Police Find Vehicle Significant To Manchester Bombing

Police investigating the Manchester bombing have found a car they say may be “significant” to their inquiry.

Officers have evacuated an area of the city while they assess the white Nissan Micra in Rusholme and are asking people to avoid the Banff Road area.

It comes as the Duke of Cambridge visited the city to meet some of the police officers who were first on the scene following the attack.
Suicide bomber Salman Abedi killed 22 people at Manchester Arena on 22 May.

Speaking about the car find, Det Ch Supt Russ Jackson said it was “potentially a significant development”. “We are very interested in anything people can tell us about the movements of this car, and who was in it, over the past months,” he added. “We are also interested in any information about who may have had access to the car or who may have gone to and from it.”

The Manchester Royal Infirmary remained open but people had been evacuated from Ronald McDonald House, which accommodates families of patients at the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

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Security Increased In Dublin After Gang Feud Murder

Security has been increased in Dublin after a murder linked to an ongoing criminal gang feud that has claimed at least 11 lives.

Michael Keogh, 37, was shot dead in an underground cark park on his way to work on Wednesday. Detectives believe he is the latest victim of an ongoing feud between the Hutch and Kinahan gangs.

The man’s body was discovered in a vehicle in a car park in Dorset Street with multiple gunshot wounds.

His body was found at 9:55 local time, two hours after a car was found on fire at nearby Clonliffe Avenue. Garda (Irish police) say a firearm was recovered in the vehicle.

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10 Soldiers Killed By Friendly Fire In The Philippines

Ten soldiers have been killed in a government air strike in the embattled city of Marawi in the Philippines.

Eight soldiers were also wounded in the “friendly fire” incident on Wednesday, said defence secretary Delfin Lorenzana, expressing remorse.

Over the last week militants allied to the so-called Islamic State have engaged in street battles with the army leaving more than 100 people dead.

It was sparked by the attempted capture of a top militant leader by the army. “Yesterday we had a tragedy that involved our troops. A group of our military, army men, were hit by our own airstrike. We lost men, 10 killed and 8 wounded,” Mr Lorenzana told reporters.
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Prisoner Michal Kisiel Arrested After Escaping

A prisoner who went on the run has been recaptured after he was spotted by a member of the public.

Michal Kisiel, 30, was being treated for a head wound at Salisbury District Hospital on Tuesday when he managed to flee from prison guards. He was arrested on Wednesday evening after he was seen in Nunton, Wiltshire, about 5 miles (8km) away from the site of his escape.

Wiltshire Police said he would be returned to prison “in due course”.

The force said it had received “a large number” of calls reporting possible sightings of Kisiel, which initially led them to believe he had fled the county. It received a call at 20:40 BST from a witness who recognised Kisiel when they saw him walking past a day nursery, police said.

Kisiel, originally from Poland, was serving a five-year sentence at HMP Erlestoke near Devizes. He was jailed in April 2016 after keeping a woman and her teenage daughter prisoner in their home in a “terrifying eight-hour ordeal”, and threatening to kill them.