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Ex-politico's daughter sentenced

by Indeewara Thilakarathne

A member of a powerful political family was yesterday handed a jail term after being convicted for ill-treating a child domestic.Bhoopa Vishaka Weerasinghe, daughter of late Nanda Ellawala, the political giant of Sabaragamuwa, was sentenced to three years rigorous imprisonment after being found guilty of torturing 10-year-old Nirosha Ramalingam. She was also ordered to pay Rs. 105,000 as compensation to the victim by High Court Judge Sarath Ambepitiya.
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Parliamentary proceedings: PM calls for expansion of media coverage

Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe yesterday called for expanded media coverage of Parliamentary proceedings, urging Members on both sides to seriously consider giving the go-ahead for live television broadcasts of sittings from next year.
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Attack on student : Three more suspects identified

by Sarath Malalasekera

Three more students suspects were identified by 13 prosecution witnesses as those involved in the killing of third year Management Undergraduate Ovitigala Vithanage Samantha at an identification parade held by Colombo Additional Magistrate Ajith M. Masinghe.
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O/L impersonators to get three year ban

by Manjula Fernando

The four GCE Advanced Level students who were caught impersonating at a Kandy examination centre in a bid to help their Ordinary Level friends will face criminal charges. They are to be banned from sitting another national examination for three years by the Examinations Department.
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Paramedics strike cripples hospital services

by Rashomi Silva and Asanga Warnakulasuriya

Hospital services islandwide were partially paralysed yesterday with the strike launched by paramedics entering its 13th day, while attempts were being made by senior hospital staff to prevent the total collapse of the service.
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