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Still under fire from the pursuing Germans, the battalions crossed landing zone 'L' just as the third lift gliders were landing.

Officials told the Associated Press on Saturday that Kurdish troops and the Yazidi families are still under fire from Islamic State militants as they leave the mountains.

In any case, police forces are still coming under fire from their own black officers, who have said the Metropolitan Police is still institutionally racist which doesn't come as a huge surprise.

In any case, police forces are still coming under fire from their own black officers, who have said the Metropolitan Police is still institutionally racist – which doesn't come as a huge surprise.

Her empire is not quite as big as it used to be after corporation-wide budget cuts, and it has still come under fire from local news providers who see it as encroaching on their territory and from newspaper bosses who see it as undermining their ability to charge for online content.

Still under fire they moved forward again, then around 700 yards from the summit The Turks opened fire on them from a trench.

Fort Sumter, one of the few military installations in the South still in Federal hands, came under fire from Confederate guns in Charleston, South Carolina, thus initiating the American Civil War.

However Mandelson came under fire from shadow business secretary Ken Clarke.

Meyer, still under fire, got all of their bodies out.

Mr Woodhead, chief scourge of educational excuse making, is still under fire.

The Dodd-Frank bill celebrates its first anniversary but is still under fire.