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At least five people are killed in protests in Niger against the magazine’s cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed, police sources said, bringing the death toll from two days of violence to 10.

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Troops on the streets of Belgium in the face of the heightened terror threat, with potential Jewish targets in Britain also getting more protection.

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New figures released today show that A&E departments in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are still failing to meet the target of seeing 95 per cent of patients within four hours. St Mary’s hospital, the only hospital on the Isle of Wight, is close to breaking point.

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Natalie Bennett, Green Party leader, explains.

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Police officers in north east England are being forced to rush patients to A&E because ambulances are not available. The Northumbria police commissioner, Vera Baird, accused ambulance services of wasting police time.

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Bleri Lleshi, a youth worker in Belgium, tells Channel 4 News that many young people who come from low socio-economic backgrounds are easily influenced. Professor Peter Neumann from King’s College, says that many feel do not feel accepted in society.

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Prime Minister David Cameron confirms to Channel 4 News that raising the threat level for the Jewish community would mean stepping up police patrols.

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