When doing a SELECT * FROM .. WHERE a LIKE "%b%" you get a list of results. You press the red X in front of a row to delete it. The next page shows you "1 row(s) deleted.", then after that the original query as expected, but below that, the table structure. In previous versions it would just show the query output with now the respective row missing. Pressing 'Refresh' on the displayed query does bring the expected result set into view.
I can reproduce it at least in this case
1) Create a table with some fields, one of which is a varchar.
2) Add several rows, some of which have a common part in the varchar.
3) On the table page, Search to select a number of rows via a LIKE expression.
4) Delete one of the rows in the resultset.
Fixed in subversion, thanks for reporting.