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Family pays tribute to ‘gentlest soul’ taxi driver killed in Bolton head-on collision

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 12 January 2026

Masrob Ali, 54, who died in crash that also claimed lives of three teenagers, described as ‘the kindest man’

A taxi driver who was among four people killed in a head-on collision in Greater Manchester was “the gentlest soul” and was not at fault for the crash, his family has said.

Masrob Ali, 54, died when his taxi collided with a Seat Leon travelling on the wrong side of a residential road in Bolton shortly before 1am on Sunday .

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Family pays tribute to ‘gentlest soul’ taxi driver killed in Bolton head-on collision

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 12 January 2026

Masrob Ali, 54, who died in crash that also claimed lives of three teenagers, described as ‘the kindest man’

A taxi driver who was among four people killed in a head-on collision in Greater Manchester was “the gentlest soul” and was not at fault for the crash, his family has said.

Masrob Ali, 54, died when his taxi collided with a Seat Leon travelling on the wrong side of a residential road in Bolton shortly before 1am on Sunday .

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Family pays tribute to ‘gentlest soul’ taxi driver killed in Bolton head-on collision

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 12 January 2026

Masrob Ali, 54, who died in crash that also claimed lives of three teenagers, described as ‘the kindest man’

A taxi driver who was among four people killed in a head-on collision in Greater Manchester was “the gentlest soul” and was not at fault for the crash, his family has said.

Masrob Ali, 54, died when his taxi collided with a Seat Leon travelling on the wrong side of a residential road in Bolton shortly before 1am on Sunday .

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Global anti-doping chief admits drugs cheats in sport are escaping detection

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 12 December 2025

Howman: ‘We are not effective enough at catching cheats’
Former Wada director general urges more ambition

One of the most senior figures in global anti-doping has warned that too many drug cheats in sport are evading detection – and criticised the current system as “ineffective”.

David Howman, the former director general of the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) and the chair of the Athletics Integrity Unit, urged anti-doping bodies to be more ambitious in catching elite athletes again rather than focusing on compliance issues.

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Global anti-doping chief admits drugs cheats in sport are escaping detection

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 12 December 2025

Howman: ‘We are not effective enough at catching cheats’
Former Wada director general urges more ambition

One of the most senior figures in global anti-doping has warned that too many drug cheats in sport are evading detection – and criticised the current system as “ineffective”.

David Howman, the former director general of the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) and the chair of the Athletics Integrity Unit, urged anti-doping bodies to be more ambitious in catching elite athletes again rather than focusing on compliance issues.

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Global anti-doping chief admits drugs cheats in sport are escaping detection

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 12 December 2025

Howman: ‘We are not effective enough at catching cheats’
Former Wada director general urges more ambition

One of the most senior figures in global anti-doping has warned that too many drug cheats in sport are evading detection – and criticised the current system as “ineffective”.

David Howman, the former director general of the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) and the chair of the Athletics Integrity Unit, urged anti-doping bodies to be more ambitious in catching elite athletes again rather than focusing on compliance issues.

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Primal Scream defend image of swastika inside Star of David shown during London gig

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 12 December 2025

Scottish rock band says image ‘meant to provoke debate, not hate’ after many at concert accuse group of antisemitism

The Scottish rock group, Primal Scream, has defended displaying an image of a swastika inside a Star of David during a London gig, in response to accusations of racism and antisemitism.

During a performance at the London’s Roundhouse, a video was shown on stage of a swastika in the centre of a Star of David that was then superimposed over eyes of images of political figures, including the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and the US president, Donald Trump.

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Primal Scream defend image of swastika inside Star of David shown during London gig

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 12 December 2025

Scottish rock band says image ‘meant to provoke debate, not hate’ after many at concert accuse group of antisemitism

The Scottish rock group, Primal Scream, has defended displaying an image of a swastika inside a Star of David during a London gig, in response to accusations of racism and antisemitism.

During a performance at the London’s Roundhouse, a video was shown on stage of a swastika in the centre of a Star of David that was then superimposed over eyes of images of political figures, including the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and the US president, Donald Trump.

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Primal Scream defend image of swastika inside Star of David shown during London gig

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 12 December 2025

Scottish rock band says image ‘meant to provoke debate, not hate’ after many at concert accuse group of antisemitism

The Scottish rock group, Primal Scream, has defended displaying an image of a swastika inside a Star of David during a London gig, in response to accusations of racism and antisemitism.

During a performance at the London’s Roundhouse, a video was shown on stage of a swastika in the centre of a Star of David that was then superimposed over eyes of images of political figures, including the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and the US president, Donald Trump.