In this task, you are given an article. Your task is to summarize the article in a sentence.

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25 January 2017 Last updated at 18:35 GMT
The officer is in a stable condition in hospital after the attack by a dissident republican group known as the 'new IRA'.
During Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday, the Labour leader passed on the sympathies of "the whole House" for the "police officer who lost his life".
North Belfast MP Nigel Dodds later described Mr Corbyn's gaffe as "one of the worst displays of crass ignorance that could be imagined".
It is understood Mr Corbyn has written a letter to the Chief Constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland to apologise for his error.
A spokesman for the Labour leader said: "He meant to say 'nearly died'", adding that Mr Corbyn "had not intended to cause offence".

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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has apologised after he told the House of Commons a police officer injured in a Belfast shooting on Sunday had died.


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Doncaster Mayor Ros Jones said the council would review enforcement all along the A630.
However, the 60mph stretch near Conisbrough is likely to be the first section to be targeted, following the fatal crash there on 15 November.
Blake Cairns, Megan Storey and Jordanna Goodwin, all 16, and Bartosz Bortniczak and Arpar Kore, both 18, were killed.
Ms Jones said: "We were all shocked by the tragic accident in Conisbrough last month and it is understandable that people have concerns about preventing future collisions on this section of the A630.
"Council officers are in contact with the police, and whilst we need to allow the relevant investigations to take place, I have already asked that we review the road and consider what measures may be needed to make it as safe as it can be, including reducing speed limits if it is required."
There had been 61 accidents on the A630 from the start of the year up until the end of October, before the Conisbrough crash.
Council figures show the crashes resulted in 84 injuries. However, there had only been two accidents on the Conisbrough stretch prior to the fatal crash.
Funerals for the teenagers were held last month.
A 21-year-old man from Doncaster has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and released on bail.

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Speed limits could be lowered on a South Yorkshire stretch of road where five teenagers died in a crash.


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Lincolnshire Police officers are working with the RSPCA to find the attacker of a swan with a piece of wood on Brayford Pool in Lincoln.
RSPCA officer Charlotte Childs said she had also received reports of people kicking ducks against a wall in Lincoln city centre.
Anyone with information about the attacks should contact police.
Talking about the swan attack, PC Nick Willey, wildlife crime office for Lincolnshire Police, said: "It's unbelievable to think someone can pull up in the middle of Lincoln city centre, get out and use a length of wood to batter a swan and then drag it into the back of a van and drive off.
"It is very distressing for members of the public and for myself as a wildlife officer to see this beautiful bird targeted in such a way."
'Defenceless creature'
Ms Childs said the RSPCA had noticed a rise in attacks against birds.
"This does seems to be rapidly on the increase," she said.  "We've had attacks from children to grown men.
"Inflicting pain on a defenceless creature is nothing other than cruelty and cruelty does seem to be on the increase."
Alison Townsend, Weirfield Animal Hospital near Lincoln, said she was currently caring for about 100 ducklings, rescued over the past few weeks.
"They have been left to die after their mothers were deliberately taken from where the family was nesting," she said.
"The biggest problem we have is that at this stage, the ducklings are not waterproof and if they are left on the water on their own, they will die."

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Animal welfare officers are stepping up patrols around Lincoln after reports of attacks on ducks and swans.


