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Hundreds of mourners gather in pouring rain for funerals of Lebanon journalists
Hundreds of mourners turned out in the pouring rain in Beirut for the funerals of three journalists killed by Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon.
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Derby: Man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after 'multiple pedestrians' struck by car
A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after "multiple pedestrians" were struck by a car in Derby city centre.
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Farage no longer wants a deal with the Tories, he wants to destroy them
It's a windy March morning and I'm standing in the forecourt of a small service station that has been re-dressed in Reform teal.
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Motorists should 'fill up as normal' despite fuel prices soaring, minister says
Motorists should "fill up as normal" as the government is "well prepared" for disruption, a senior minister has said as fuel prices soar.
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Calling McSweeney's stolen phone story 'extremely fishy' is not a conspiracy, Badenoch says
Kemi Badenoch has told Sky News the row over reported missing messages from Morgan McSweeney's stolen phone is "extremely fishy" and calling it so is not a conspiracy.
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North Korea conducts engine test for missile capable of striking US mainland
Kim Jong Un observed a test of a high-thrust, solid-fuel engine for weapons, hailing it as a development to boost North Korea's strategic military capability, state media reported.
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Public transport fares waived in two Australian states to combat rising fuel costs
Public transport will be made free in two Australian states because of rising petrol shortages due to the Iran war.
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Countless horror stories linked to social media - but a ban for children isn't cut-and-dried case
For months, the UK has felt like it's barrelling towards banning under-16s from social media.
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Large crowds attend 'No Kings' rallies against Trump across US
Tens of thousands of anti-Trump protesters have been attending "No Kings" rallies on Saturday across the US.
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Tories face existential challenge from Reform - but electoral pact may not be answer
Even when the Conservatives slumped to a historic defeat at the general election, few would have thought that one of the world's oldest political parties would soon be overtaken in the polls by a young pretender on the radical right.







