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London mdash; Police in England detained a 26-year-old man Wednesday after an hours-long manhunt following the murder of three women with a crossbow. CBS News partner network BBC News said the victims were the wife and two adult daughters of John Hunt, a commentator on the network s horse racing radio channel, BBC Racing.The Hertfordshire Police force said in astatementthat officers were called to a pro
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stanley cup website The Troubles of Northern Ireland 16 photos There were no tourists before peace came to Belfast. Even locals refrained from venturing into the city center after dark. That began to change with the signing of the Good Friday Agreement 15 years ago last month by the governments of Ireland and Britain and Northern Ireland s political parties.The treaty marked the end of the Troubles, the 30-year conflict between Irish republicans and pro-British unionists that claimed more than 3,700 lives.People here say life in Belfast has transformed to a degree nearly unimaginable 15 years ago. But that s not true for everyone: In the working-class neighborhoods that suffered the worst of the murders, bombings and violence, there s a widespread perception that the real dividends of peace have paid out only for the advantaged few. They re trying to make it a be
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