CHICAGO — Two people were killed and at least 30 others were wounded in overnight mass shootings in three states, authorities said Saturday, stoking concerns…
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New fighting in east Myanmar displaces around 100,000: UN
YANGON (AFP) – An estimated 100,000 people have been displaced by new fighting between Myanmar’s military and rebel groups in the east of the coup-stricken…
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Fred West: ‘Six voids’ found under cafe linked to serial killer and missing girl Mary Bastholm
Police searching under a cafe for a suspected victim of serial killer Fred West have found “six voids” – and excavation will start tomorrow. Detective…
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Gold Futures Snap 4-Day Winning Streak, Settle Slightly Lower
Israel: Hamas launches rocket attack on Tel-Aviv Hamas has launched a rocket attack on Tel-Aviv – with the Israeli ambulance service saying at least one…
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Council worker posed as 19 people to swindle £275,000 in benefits
A council worker stole hundreds of thousands of pounds in benefits to blow on holidays abroad and private education by using a string of fake…
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NUS student expelled after allegedly filming sexual acts with 2 students without their consent
SINGAPORE – The National University of Singapore (NUS) has expelled a student over allegations that he had filmed two female students without their consent while…
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COVID-19: 1.1 million in the UK recently reported having long COVID
1.1 million people in private households in the UK have reported having long COVID, latest estimates show. The data from the Office for National Statistics…
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Boris Johnson told to ‘scrap use of BAME label’ as critics brand it ‘unhelpful and redundant’
The term BAME should not be used by public bodies and companies any more, a racial disparities commission set up by the prime minister is…
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COVID-19: ‘Bleak future’ for UK pubs as they mark a year since first lockdown closures
UK pubs face a “bleak future” as they mark a year since being forced to close due to the first coronavirus lockdown. Dave Mountford, a…
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COVID-19: New variants ‘very unlikely to send us back to square one’ as UK lockdown eased, says top scientist
New variants of COVID-19 are “very unlikely to send us back to square one” as coronavirus restrictions are lifted in the UK in the run-up…
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Boris urged to increase penalties for rule-breakers when lockdown ends: ‘A year in prison!
Laura Kuenssberg says UK won't change lockdown schedule When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters.Sometimes they’ll include…
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The secret codes LGBT people used to meet up during WWI
A lonely-hearts booklet created during the First World War has revealed the coded language used by LGBTQ+ men and women looking for same-sex relationships. The…
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Mum and children 'drank urine to cure Covid after watching online video’
A woman and her children drank urine after believing a fake news story that suggested it would ‘cure’ coronavirus, a health watchdog has said. The…
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Covid cases plummet to lowest level in weeks – but deaths spike by 1,052
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