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A police officer at the wheel of a speeding patrol car which crashed into a boy of 15 while responding to a 999 call - causing the lad catastrophic brain injuries - has admitted to a jury her driving was careless.

A teen gunman who shot an innocent schoolgirl standing at a bus stop has been pictured for the first time. Rio Jones, 19, had been pursuing a man on an electric bike when he fired six gunshots on Upper Warwick Street in Toxteth.

A teenage gunman who shot an innocent schoolgirl in the neck as he fired six bullets at a man he was chasing on an electric bike has been pictured for the first time. One of Rio Jones' gunshots struck a 15-year-old who was waiting with a friend at a bus stop in Toxteth, Liverpool, the Liverpool Echo reports.

A husband cut his 'loving' wife's throat then tried to kill himself after the couple allegedly agreed to a suicide pact following a cancer diagnosis, a jury heard. Dyanne Mansfield 's dead body was found 'slumped' on a chair in their garden in Hale, Trafford, after her husband Graham called 999.

A 16-year-old boy who led a teen mob in three shootings and a horrifying arson attack has been jailed.

A 16-year-old boy led a mob of teenage thugs in three shootings and a terrifying arson attack. Harry O'Brien controlled a 'graft' line and a crew of dealers selling cannabis on the streets.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorGoogle has planted a flag in the digital-advertising ground: The internet giant said it will no longer sell ads using personally identifiable information from web browsers.Google already announced that its Chrome browser would phase out support for third-party cookies by 2022.Now, “we’re making explicit that once third-party cookies are phased out, we will not build alternate identifiers to track individuals as they browse across the web, nor will we use them in our products,” David Temkin, Google’s director of product management for ads privacy and trust, wrote in a blog post Wednesday.Instead of user-level identifiers, Google will use “privacy preserving” application programming interfaces that will “still

Google Wednesday addressed the hot-button issue of consumer privacy, explicitly promising not to track peoples’ browsing history in order to feed them ads.