Dernière minute
FRTour de France 2026 : Pauline Ferrand-Prévot abandonne avant la 8e étapeFRGironde : le département repasse en vigilance rouge face au risque d'incendiesFRGianni Infantino : soutien en Colombie, attaques en Europe sur son passé à l'UEFAFRGabriel Attal porte plainte pour ingérence étrangère et manipulation de l'information en provenance de réseaux russesFRVigilance orange canicule : douze départements concernés ce week-endFRUne réforme des carburants repoussée après la présidentielle de 2027FRIntermarché victime d'une cyberattaque, près de 300.000 clients concernés par une fuite de donnéesFRSécheresse en France : le monde agricole face à une crise inéditeFRTrenitalia France commande 19 trains Hitachi pour environ deux milliards d'euros et vise Londres en 2029FRTensions géopolitiques au Moyen-Orient : incursion israélienne au Liban, attaque de pétrolier et nouvel accord de défenseFRTour de France 2026 : Pauline Ferrand-Prévot abandonne avant la 8e étapeFRGironde : le département repasse en vigilance rouge face au risque d'incendiesFRGianni Infantino : soutien en Colombie, attaques en Europe sur son passé à l'UEFAFRGabriel Attal porte plainte pour ingérence étrangère et manipulation de l'information en provenance de réseaux russesFRVigilance orange canicule : douze départements concernés ce week-endFRUne réforme des carburants repoussée après la présidentielle de 2027FRIntermarché victime d'une cyberattaque, près de 300.000 clients concernés par une fuite de donnéesFRSécheresse en France : le monde agricole face à une crise inéditeFRTrenitalia France commande 19 trains Hitachi pour environ deux milliards d'euros et vise Londres en 2029FRTensions géopolitiques au Moyen-Orient : incursion israélienne au Liban, attaque de pétrolier et nouvel accord de défense
Newsgather

leicestershire

Stable15 articles6 sourcesDernière mise à jour: il y a 6 jours
Sujets associéspeople smugglingcricketDurhamHampshireimmigrationdeportationcriminal justiceDownload Festival

Derniers articles

England One-Day Cup: Durham, Middlesex, Leicestershire, Northants, Kent, Warwickshire, Essex, Derbyshire Secure Wins
DERNIÈRE MINUTE
Sport·il y a 6 joursRésumé IA

England One-Day Cup: Durham, Middlesex, Leicestershire, Northants, Kent, Warwickshire, Essex, Derbyshire Secure Wins

Durham, Middlesex, Leicestershire Foxes, Northamptonshire Steelbacks, Kent, Warwickshire, Essex, and Derbyshire all secured victories in the One-Day Cup. Emilio Gay's unbeaten century helped Durham, while teenager Jack Nelson starred for Middlesex, and Leicestershire moved four points clear at the top of Group A.

B
BBC Sport
7 min de lecture
UK Government "Shocked" by Report of Convicted People Smuggler Living in Britain
Urgent
Politique·02/07/2026Résumé IA

UK Government "Shocked" by Report of Convicted People Smuggler Living in Britain

The UK government expressed shock over a report that a convicted people smuggler, once dubbed "the godfather" of Calais migrant camps, is living in Leicestershire. The man, who reportedly changed his name and was working illegally while claiming asylum, received a five-year sentence in France for smuggling. This case, alongside another involving a Rochdale grooming gang leader who cannot be deported due to a legal loophole, has raised questions about the UK's immigration and deportation systems.

G
Guardian UK
3 min de lecture
Downing Street 'shocked' by report of convicted people smuggler living in UK
En développement
Politique·02/07/2026Résumé IA

Downing Street 'shocked' by report of convicted people smuggler living in UK

Downing Street expressed shock over reports that a convicted people smuggler, sentenced in France, is living in Leicestershire, UK, and working illegally while claiming asylum. This case, alongside a Rochdale grooming gang leader who cannot be deported, highlights concerns about the UK's immigration system and the deportation of foreign criminals.

G
Guardian UK
3 min de lecture
‘A long road ahead’: could community car-sharing help UK hit climate targets?
ACTU
10/05/2026

‘A long road ahead’: could community car-sharing help UK hit climate targets?

East Midlands electric car club helps residents and cuts emissions – but the need for a volunteer-led scheme reflects a much wider problemIn the aftermath of the Covid pandemic Miriam Stoate, a regenerative farmer from rural Leicestershire, noticed that too many people in her small village in England’s East Midlands were struggling to get around.Although there were plenty of cars parked in Tilton, too often she found some of the village’s residents did not have access to one when they really needed it. Continue reading...

G
Guardian UK
Reform UK council backs beaver release despite party opposition to rewilding
En développement
Politique·03/05/2026Résumé IA

Reform UK council backs beaver release despite party opposition to rewilding

Leicestershire county council, led by Reform UK, has voted to release wild beavers into the countryside to help reduce flooding, despite the party's opposition to rewilding. The Labour government recently legalised beaver releases in England, about 400 years after the animals were hunted to extinction. Reform councillor Adam Tilbury said beavers are 'great natural engineers' who could form part of the solution to flooding. The move comes amid internal party divisions over nature policy, with leader Nigel Farage having consulted controversial figure Ben Goldsmith on environmental proposals.

G
Guardian UK
2 min de lecture
Olly Stone shines with five-for as Nottinghamshire dominate Leicestershire derby
Sport
02/05/2026Résumé IA

Olly Stone shines with five-for as Nottinghamshire dominate Leicestershire derby

Olly Stone claimed his best bowling figures for Nottinghamshire with 5-41 to dismantle Leicestershire in the East Midlands derby. Dom Sibley scored his second successive hundred for Surrey, while Ricardo Vasconcelos made his second century of the season for Northamptonshire. Kiran Carlson hit his first Championship double century for Glamorgan against Hampshire, and Ryan Higgins scored his first century for Middlesex in nearly two years.

G
Guardian Sport
8 min de lecture
30,000 tonnes of waste illegally dumped at protected Leicestershire site
En développement
Crime·29/04/2026Résumé IA

30,000 tonnes of waste illegally dumped at protected Leicestershire site

A major criminal investigation is under way after approximately 30,000 tonnes of shredded waste was illegally dumped at Cave's Inn Pits, a Site of Special Scientific Interest near Shawell in Leicestershire. Environment Agency officers discovered the waste covered with soil across an area the size of a football pitch last week. The site, a former gravel works containing protected neutral marsh habitats, has been described as 'heartbreaking' by Natural England, which is collaborating on the investigation and mitigation efforts.

B
BBC UK News
1 min de lecture