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The UK government's plan to boost the poultry sector has raised concerns among campaigners, who warn it may compromise national security. The growth strategy relies heavily on imported animal feed, leaving the industry vulnerable to supply chain disruptions. Campaigners argue…
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Arizona teen hailed for helping save woman with dementia wandering in 103F heat
A 14-year-old boy in Arizona is being recognized for his heroic actions in helping a woman with dementia who wandered away from her home during a heatwave. Royal Cothrun, a resident of Gilbert, Arizona, found the elderly woman walking alone…
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Washington DC residents are expressing feelings of living in a city under siege, one year after former President Trump deployed national guard troops to the city. The deployment, which began in August, was intended to quell civil unrest and protests.…
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Thousands are expected to protest across the US this weekend, focusing on key issues that may impact the upcoming midterm elections. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) policies, environmental concerns surrounding datacenters, and voter suppression are the primary concerns driving the…
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Water firms in England and Wales ‘leak five times what hosepipe ban would save’
Water companies in England and Wales lose approximately 2.87 billion litres of water daily due to leaks. This amount is roughly a fifth of all water pumped through the network. Greenpeace UK has highlighted this issue, stating that the volume…
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US President Donald Trump has ordered renewed strikes on Iran, reversing a ceasefire announced less than a month ago. The move has sparked concern among experts, who warn it could prolong the conflict and have negative consequences for Republicans in…
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Soho Parish Primary School, a unique institution in central London, is facing an uncertain future due to falling pupil numbers. The school, which has been in operation for over 200 years, has seen its enrollment decline significantly in recent years.…
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Six political headaches Andy Burnham must tackle in his first weeks as PM
Andy Burnham is set to become the new Prime Minister, facing numerous challenges. Dealing with former US President Donald Trump will be one of his first diplomatic tests. Trump's controversial style and policies often put him at odds with European…
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Wessex Water's CEO has received a pay rise of above-inflation levels, taking their total pay packet to £791,000. This increase comes despite the company being banned from paying bonuses due to its involvement in sewage spills. The water company has…
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Phu Nguyen, a 57-year-old Australian man, has been detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Los Angeles. The arrest comes after an earlier attempt to detain him in Las Vegas. Footage shows Nguyen being partially handcuffed by plainclothes…
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London Underground users should know about toxic dust risk, whistleblower says
A former London Underground cleaner has spoken out about the risk of toxic dust on the tube network, citing his own health concerns. The whistleblower, who worked on the network for several years, raised concerns about asbestos and other hazardous…
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Pauline Hanson has denied reports of a rift with Barnaby Joyce over her appearance on a podcast with Tommy Robinson. Hanson, leader of the One Nation party, is currently in London to speak at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC).…
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US Central Command has launched its seventh consecutive night of strikes against Iranian targets, escalating the conflict in the Strait of Hormuz. The military action is aimed at degrading Iranian military capabilities, according to Central Command. The strikes are part…
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Farage’s furious clash with Times editor stuns figures close to him
Nigel Farage had a heated exchange with the editor of The Times, a prominent UK newspaper. The confrontation has surprised those close to Farage, given his usual ability to manage relationships with right-wing media outlets. Reform, the political party led…
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Christopher Nolan's latest film release has prompted rival studios to postpone their own blockbuster releases, illustrating his significant influence on the film industry. Nolan's ability to draw large audiences and dominate box office sales has made him a major force…
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Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant has unveiled plans for three new outposts in Gaza, dubbed "Naha", despite international opposition to settlement expansion. The move comes as Israel's top commander claims the country now controls 65% of the Gaza Strip. This…
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The Odyssey to Gracie Abrams: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
This week, cinema-goers can look forward to Christopher Nolan's latest epic, starring Matt Damon. The film is a highly anticipated release, with Damon taking on a leading role in a historical drama. Meanwhile, music fans will be treated to new…
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The UK's top 10 cities for first-time buyers have been identified, offering a mix of affordability, job opportunities, and vibrant lifestyles. These cities are attractive to young workers who plan to rent while saving for a deposit. Bristol tops the…
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has criticized Pauline Hanson for undermining social cohesion, following the release of a report by the nation's first Islamophobia envoy, Aftab Malik. Malik's report made 54 recommendations to address Islamophobia in Australia. The government has…
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‘We are preserving a tradition’: how Ghana’s sensationalist film posters became collectible art
Ghana's hand-painted film posters have gained recognition as collectible art, prized for their unique and often sensationalized depictions of movies. These vibrant works, created by local artists, frequently bear little resemblance to the actual films they promote. The posters' exaggerated…
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