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'They're terrified of the possible results': US considers cutting funds to notorious Israeli army unit
The drive into the village of Jiljiliya is not what you expect on the West Bank. Imposing mansions line the route, with grand gates and lavish decorations.
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Dozens arrested in US as student protests over Gaza spread across country
Chaos engulfed campuses across the United States as pro-Palestinian student protests spread to universities across the length and breadth of this country.
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Anger as overcrowded Venice begins charging visitors to enter city from today
Visitors to Venice are being charged to enter the Italian city from today, under a controversial scheme.
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Israel-Hamas war: Hostage's parents tell him 'stay strong' after video shows him alive but missing part of arm
The parents of an Israeli hostage have told him "we love you, stay strong, survive" after he appeared with part of his arm missing in a video released by Hamas.
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Over half of world's population could be at risk of mosquito-borne diseases, experts warn
More than half of the world's population could be at risk of catching diseases transmitted by mosquitoes such as malaria and dengue by the end of the century, scientists have warned.
Weird News
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Moulin Rouge: Windmill blades fall off overnight
The windmill blades of the Moulin Rouge, the most famous cabaret club in Paris, have fallen off.
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Dog rescued after getting trapped under home in Swansea
A dog has been rescued after getting trapped under a kitchen at a home in Swansea.
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Milan poised to ban ice cream, pizza and more after midnight after new proposed law
Milan is proposing a new law to ban ice cream after midnight in an effort to protect the "tranquillity" of residents.
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Dog who spent 17 days on the loose in Australia reunites with UK owners
A dog who went missing in Australia for more than a fortnight has been reunited with his owners in the UK.
Videos
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Post Office scandal extends 'greatly beyond Horizon' - victims' lawyer
The post office scandal extends “greatly beyond” faulty Horizon software, according to a lawyer for victims.
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Dog who spent 17 days on the loose in Australia reunites with UK owners
A dog who went missing in Australia for more than a fortnight has been reunited with his owners in the UK.
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SNP's power-sharing agreement has 'served its purpose', Humza Yousaf says, as he scraps deal with Scottish Greens
The SNP has terminated its power-sharing deal with the Scottish Greens following a bitter row over its climbdown on climate targets.
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Two horses which bolted through central London in a 'serious condition'
Two military horses which bolted and charged through central London are in a "serious condition" and have undergone operations.
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Meta shares take $125bn hit as Facebook owner raises spending forecasts
Shares in Meta, the owner of Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram, have fallen sharply after the company revealed it had raised its cost forecast for the current year.
Tech News
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Shetland's SaxaVord Spaceport given crucial safety licence
A spaceport that hopes to launch the first rockets vertically into orbit from British soil has been given a crucial safety licence.
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Most plant-based meat and dairy alternatives have lower saturated fat and higher fibre, study finds
Most plant-based meat and dairy alternatives have lower levels of saturated fat and higher fibre than their animal-derived counterparts, researchers have found.
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Over half of world's population could be at risk of mosquito-borne diseases, experts warn
More than half of the world's population could be at risk of catching diseases transmitted by mosquitoes such as malaria and dengue by the end of the century, scientists have warned.
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Meta shares take $125bn hit as Facebook owner raises spending forecasts
Shares in Meta, the owner of Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram, have fallen sharply after the company revealed it had raised its cost forecast for the current year.
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TikTok promises court battle as new law threatening ban is signed off by President Biden
TikTok has promised a court battle over a new law that threatens to ban it in the US - with the app's boss saying "we aren't going anywhere".
Showbiz
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Matty Healy reacts to Taylor Swift's 'diss track'
Matty Healy has reacted to new tracks by supposed ex-girlfriend Taylor Swift that are rumoured to be about him.
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Drake ordered to delete diss track featuring AI-generated voice of Tupac Shakur
Tupac Shakur's estate has threatened to sue Drake and ordered him to delete a track featuring an AI-generated copy of the late rapper's voice.
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Baby Reindeer: Writer Richard Gadd tells fans to stop speculating about characters
Richard Gadd has urged fans of his hit show Baby Reindeer to stop speculating about who the characters in his show are based on in real life.
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Orpheus Pledger: Australian police launch manhunt for Home and Away star accused of assault
Police in Australia have launched a manhunt for former soap opera star Orpheus Pledger after he failed to appear in court to face charges of assault.
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John Lennon's lost guitar found in loft after 50 years to go up for auction
A guitar used by John Lennon in the recording of The Beatles album and film Help! is going up for auction after being found in a loft.
Politics
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SNP's power-sharing agreement has 'served its purpose', Humza Yousaf says, as he scraps deal with Scottish Greens
The SNP has terminated its power-sharing deal with the Scottish Greens following a bitter row over its climbdown on climate targets.
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First deportation flight to Rwanda 'booked' as landmark bill becomes law
The first deportation flight to Rwanda has been booked, Number 10 has said, on the same day that Rishi Sunak's controversial bill became law.
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Why new pre-election pledges in former Red Wall towns like Grimsby may not be enough
June gives me a wry smile when I ask her if she trusts politicians. But it soon fades.
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A crisis of trust in our politics spells trouble for the government
The morning after the 2019 general election, Boris Johnson pledged to people in the North East who had voted Conservative for the first time that he and the party would "repay your trust".
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Labour promises publicly owned rail - as Tories slam 'unfunded nationalisation'
Labour has promised to deliver the biggest shake-up to rail "in a generation" by establishing the long-delayed Great British Railways (GBR) organisation and bringing routes back into public ownership.
Headlines
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Two horses which bolted through central London in a 'serious condition'
Two military horses which bolted and charged through central London are in a "serious condition" and have undergone operations.
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First deportation flight to Rwanda 'booked' as landmark bill becomes law
The first deportation flight to Rwanda has been booked, Number 10 has said, on the same day that Rishi Sunak's controversial bill became law.
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Matty Healy reacts to Taylor Swift's 'diss track'
Matty Healy has reacted to new tracks by supposed ex-girlfriend Taylor Swift that are rumoured to be about him.
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UK weather: Why is it suddenly cold and when is it forecast to get warmer?
When temperatures hit nearly 22C in parts of England earlier this month, people might have thought that spring had finally sprung.
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Moulin Rouge: Windmill blades fall off overnight
The windmill blades of the Moulin Rouge, the most famous cabaret club in Paris, have fallen off.
UK News
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Two horses which bolted through central London in a 'serious condition'
Two military horses which bolted and charged through central London are in a "serious condition" and have undergone operations.
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UK weather: Why is it suddenly cold and when is it forecast to get warmer?
When temperatures hit nearly 22C in parts of England earlier this month, people might have thought that spring had finally sprung.
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Teacher who restrained Wales school stabbing suspect 'does not think of himself as a hero'
A teacher who restrained a teenage girl suspected of carrying out a knife attack at a school in Wales does not think of himself as a hero, his brother has said.
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Fourth person arrested over small boat Channel crossing deaths
A fourth person has been arrested on suspicion of immigration offences after five migrants including a child died while trying to cross the Channel.
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Common sweetener neotame which is 'relatively new' can damage gut
A sweetener used in drinks, sauces, savoury and sweet foods and chewing gum can cause serious damage to people's health, according to a new study.
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