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Wednesday 20 May 2026
22:16
UK news
Murder inquiry launched after fatal assault on London bus driver
A murder inquiry has been launched in London after a 64-year-old bus driver was fatally assaulted. The incident occurred near Battersea Bridge, where the driver was attacked following a confrontation. Police were called to the scene and the driver was…
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22:04
US news
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Young Americans demand court halt Trump’s biggest rollbacks of pollution protections
A group of young Americans has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, seeking to block its rollback of key pollution protections. The suit claims the administration's actions are violating their constitutional rights to life and liberty. The plaintiffs argue…
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21:31
US news
Sinkhole shuts down runway at New York LaGuardia airport
A sinkhole has forced the closure of a runway at New York's LaGuardia airport. The sinkhole was discovered at approximately 11am, prompting emergency crews to rush to the scene. Airport officials have confirmed the incident and are working to complete…
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21:06
World news
Canada faces calls for investigation into death of woman after plasma donation
Canada is facing calls for an investigation into the death of 22-year-old international student Rodiyat Alabede. Alabede, a Nigerian student, died after donating plasma at a clinic in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Advocates claim her death was the result of a 'perfect…
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20:55
World news
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UK struggles to reassure Ukraine after easing new sanctions on Russian oil
The UK government is working to reassure Ukraine after a recent announcement on easing sanctions on Russian oil sparked concern in Kyiv. Ukraine had been pushing for tougher measures against Russia. The UK's decision to allow certain Russian oil products…
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20:51
Politics
Burnham to back Shabana Mahmood’s immigration changes, allies say
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham is expected to back Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's proposed immigration changes. These changes aim to limit both legal and illegal migration to the UK. Mahmood's plans are part of a broader effort by the government…
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19:58
Media
Starmer’s top advisers knew about ‘indefensible’ journalists’ probe, documents reveal
Documents have revealed that top advisers to UK Labour leader Keir Starmer were aware of an investigation into journalists who wrote about Labour Together, a group affiliated with the party. The probe has been described as 'indefensible' and targeted journalists…
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19:39
UK news
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Aardvark calf born at Chester zoo is ‘doing brilliantly’ after bottle-feeding
Chester zoo has announced the birth of an aardvark calf, a rare event in captivity. The calf, named Womble, is only the second aardvark to be born at the zoo. Aardvark births are extremely rare in zoos due to the…
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19:37
World news
Norwegian court blocks extradition to Greece of migrant rights activist
A Norwegian court has blocked the extradition to Greece of migrant rights activist Tommy Olsen. The Tromsø court ruled that Olsen's actions, which Greece had sought to prosecute, are lawful and protected under international treaties. Olsen had been accused of…
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19:37
World news
‘If you keep looking we will kill you’: death stalks those searching for Mexico’s disappeared
Mexico's cartel wars have left tens of thousands of people disappeared, with many families searching for their loved ones. Relatives of the disappeared are now being targeted by organised crime groups, who threaten and kill those seeking to uncover the…
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19:32
Media
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Incoming Ofcom chair vows to take on ‘tech bros’
The UK's media regulator, Ofcom, is set to get a new chair, Ian Cheshire, who has pledged to tackle the issue of online safety. Cheshire aims to address the perception that Ofcom has been complacent and slow in regulating online…
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19:08
World news
US indicts former Cuban president Raúl Castro as it seeks to oust regime
The US has indicted former Cuban president Raúl Castro, charging him with conspiracy to commit murder. The charges, filed in Miami, relate to the shooting down of two planes carrying Cuban exiles in 1996. The planes, operated by the anti-Castro…
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19:08
Politics
From fuel duty to sanctions, Kemi wants to make it clear how little she understands | John Crace
UK Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has sparked criticism with her recent comments on fuel duty and sanctions. Badenoch's statements have raised concerns about her understanding of national and global politics. Fuel duty is a significant source of revenue for the…
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19:00
UK news
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Russian jet causes ‘dangerous’ near miss after flying close to RAF spy plane
A Russian Su-27 jet has been involved in a near miss with a Royal Air Force (RAF) spy plane over the Black Sea. The incident occurred when the Russian jet flew within six metres of the unarmed RAF plane. UK…
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18:59
Society
Former minister with terminal cancer urges MPs not to bring back assisted dying bill
Former minister Ashley Dalton, who has terminal cancer, is urging MPs not to reintroduce a bill on assisted dying. Dalton's comments come after a previous bill was rejected due to concerns over its provisions. The former minister had initially supported…
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18:59
Society
The causes and dire effects of the NHS nurse shortage | Letters
The NHS is facing a severe nurse shortage, with significant consequences for patient care. Former nurse Zoe Anderson attributes her decision to leave the health service to its inflexible working conditions. Anderson's experience is not unique, as many nurses have…
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18:59
Society
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Why patients are turning to Dr Chatbot | Letters
The decline of general practice in the UK has led to an increase in patients seeking health advice from artificial intelligence chatbots. Richard Eltringham and Barbara Riddell highlight this trend in response to recent discussions on the role of AI…
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18:59
UK news
Celeste Calocane’s bravery in highlighting Britain’s broken mental health services | Letter
The mother of Nottingham killer Daniel Boulton, Celeste Calocane, has spoken out about the UK's mental health services. Her son was convicted of murdering a stranger in 2020. Calocane's comments highlight the struggles many families face in accessing adequate mental…
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17:58
Media
James Murdoch to acquire half of Vox Media in deal reportedly worth $300m
James Murdoch is set to acquire a 50% stake in Vox Media, a deal reportedly valued at $300 million. This significant investment marks the largest acquisition for Murdoch since his family resolved a dispute over control of their media holdings.…
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17:38
US news
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January 6 police officers sue Trump over $1.8bn fund, alleging ‘presidential corruption’
Two law enforcement officers, a retired Capitol police officer and a DC officer, have filed a lawsuit against former President Donald Trump. The suit alleges that Trump's $1.8bn fund is being used to unlawfully reward individuals involved in the January…
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