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Thursday 11 June 2026
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Democrats prepare for potential election interference in midterms – US politics live
US Democrats are preparing for potential election interference in the upcoming midterm elections. This preparation is driven by concerns that former President Donald Trump may attempt to influence the outcome. The party is developing messaging strategies to counter any potential…
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ITV expects the World Cup to significantly boost its advertising revenue, with the broadcaster anticipating a 'six-week Super Bowl' effect. The expanded tournament is projected to attract large audiences, drawing in major advertisers. ITV's revenues from the World Cup are…
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A fire at a bar in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, killed four people and injured several others in 2019. Lawyers for the bereaved families are now seeking murder charges against the bar's owners. The request comes after text messages surfaced, showing the…
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Fund linked to key Trump allies backed push to sow doubt about 2024 election
A fund linked to key Trump allies, including Cleta Mitchell and Heather Honey, has been backing a push to sow doubt about the 2024 US presidential election. The fund, which has ties to conservative groups, has been financing misleading ads…
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Oklahoma's North Fork Correctional Facility is facing criticism for its treatment of incarcerated individuals. Prisoners have reported being held in squalid underground cells with no natural light, infested with vermin and rodents. These cells lack basic amenities and have been…
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Prisoners at the Oklahoma state penitentiary have described the conditions in the underground H Unit, known as the "tombs", as tantamount to torture. Letters from inmates detail allegations of beatings, infestations of vermin, and degrading punishment. Many prisoners claim to…
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Share your advice for young people looking for work
Young people entering the job market often face significant challenges. Securing employment can be daunting, with many factors to consider. As the workforce evolves, it is essential for newcomers to be well-prepared. Relevant skills, networking, and a strong resume are…
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Tensions between the US and Iran have escalated, with both countries exchanging fire. The US conducted airstrikes against Iranian-backed militia in Iraq and Syria, prompting retaliatory attacks from Iran. The escalation comes as talks between the US and Iran to…
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The rapid development of artificial intelligence has sparked intense debate about its potential impact on society. Proponents of AI often paint a utopian picture of a future where technology unlocks unprecedented productivity and potential. Conversely, detractors warn of an apocalyptic…
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Two children die from measles as England data shows 100 new infections
Measles cases are rising in England, with 100 new infections reported. Two children have died from the disease. The majority of cases are concentrated in London, the east of England, and the West Midlands. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA)…
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FBI agents who were driven out of the agency during Donald Trump's presidency have formed a support network. This move comes after many experienced agents left the agency due to Trump's attempts to overhaul the US security apparatus. The former…
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Brazilian authorities have arrested a 38-year-old woman, Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira, for allegedly posing as a child to receive financial support. Souza de Oliveira is accused of perpetuating elaborate fraud schemes over several years. Police say she admitted to…
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UK adult adoptees: share your experience of reunion with a birth parent
The UK's adoption system has undergone significant changes in recent years, with increased emphasis on supporting adoptees and birth families. As part of this shift, many adult adoptees are now seeking to reconnect with their birth parents. Reunions can be…
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The UK government has set a target for 60% of pupils in England to 'actively' travel to school by 2035. Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander announced the goal as part of a plan to promote cycling and walking. The initiative focuses…
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China's Jingye Group is seeking compensation from the UK government over its 2020 takeover of British Steel. The company is reportedly asking for more than £1bn due to issues related to the acquisition. Jingye acquired British Steel after the company…
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Hugo Boss shares rise as it reviews Frasers takeover offer
Hugo Boss shares have increased following a near-€2bn takeover offer from Frasers Group, owned by Mike Ashley. Frasers already holds a 26% stake in the German fashion house. The offer is currently under review by Hugo Boss. Mike Ashley's retail…
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This year's gaming releases have already provided diverse experiences for players. Japan's scenic landscapes are on full display in several titles, allowing gamers to explore the country's open roads and rugged terrain. For adventure-seekers, games featuring impossible mountain climbs have…
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Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris has condemned the recent violence in Northern Ireland as 'racist thuggery'. The statement comes after a second night of disorder, which saw 16 people arrested and 12 police officers injured. The unrest is the latest…
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China’s Jingye Steel asks UK for compensation over British Steel takeover – business live
China's Jingye Steel has requested compensation from the UK government over its 2020 takeover of British Steel. The company claims it was not adequately informed about the steelmaker's pension liabilities and environmental costs. British Steel was sold to Jingye Steel…
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Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris has strongly condemned recent riots in Belfast, labeling them "racist thuggery". The violence resulted in 12 police officers being injured. Heaton-Harris' comments come as tensions rise in the region. Hilary Benn, a Labour politician, also…