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Labour MP 'deeply regrets' comments he made on WhatsApp group - after minister sacked for remarks on same chat
A Labour MP has said he "deeply regrets" comments he made on a WhatsApp group - a day after health minister Andrew Gwynne was sacked for alleged racist and sexist remarks posted on the same chat.
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Southport stabbings: Parents of Bebe King and Elsie Dot Stancombe pay tribute to daughters
Parents of two of the victims of the Southport murders have paid tribute to their daughters, describing them as "pure light" and "so brave".
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More than 600 immigration arrests in January - as government expects rise in deportations
More than 600 immigration arrests were made last month, as authorities carried out more than 800 raids, the Home Office has said.
Showbiz
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Super Bowl 2025: Philadelphia Eagles beat Kansas City Chiefs - as Trump makes history and Taylor Swift is booed
Celebrities including Taylor Swift, Jay-Z, Sir Paul McCartney and Bradley Cooper were out in force for arguably America's biggest sporting event of the year - the Super Bowl - as the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22.
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Friends star David Schwimmer urges Elon Musk to remove Kanye West from X after 'hate-filled, ignorant' comments
Friends star David Schwimmer has called on X owner Elon Musk to remove Kanye West from the platform.
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Big Boys cast bid farewell with season three of Bafta-winning show
Jack Rooke says he does not want to revisit the Big Boys story again once season three is out.
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Jimmy Savile's former mountainside property damaged by fire
A property formerly owned by paedophile Jimmy Savile has been damaged by fire, according to reports.
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Robbie Williams explains why he paid £20k for Eric Morecambe's glasses
Robbie Williams has said he bought Eric Morecambe's glasses and pipe because he has always seen the comedian as an "uncle of sorts".
UK News
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Southport stabbings: Parents of Bebe King and Elsie Dot Stancombe pay tribute to daughters
Parents of two of the victims of the Southport murders have paid tribute to their daughters, describing them as "pure light" and "so brave".
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Labour MP 'deeply regrets' comments he made on WhatsApp group - after minister sacked for remarks on same chat
A Labour MP has said he "deeply regrets" comments he made on a WhatsApp group - a day after health minister Andrew Gwynne was sacked for alleged racist and sexist remarks posted on the same chat.
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More than 600 immigration arrests in January - as government expects rise in deportations
More than 600 immigration arrests were made last month, as authorities carried out more than 800 raids, the Home Office has said.
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Labour fights Farage with Trump tactics and a publicity blitz on immigration
The fightback starts here. Labour is starting the working week with an onslaught on Nigel Farage's party on the issue that Reform UK voters care about most: immigration.
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Essex Police sergeant Tyler Coppin sacked and barred over tragedy chanting at Liverpool game
A police officer who took part in tragedy chanting against Liverpool fans has been sacked.
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Two children in hospital after collision with car in Bradford
Two children have been taken to hospital - one with life-threatening injuries - after a collision in Bradford.
World News
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Donald Trump repeats pledge to take over Gaza - as Hamas says Palestinians will foil all displacement plans
Donald Trump has doubled down on his plan to take control of Gaza, saying he is committed to buying and owning the war-ravaged land but could allow sections of it to be rebuilt by other states in the Middle East.
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Freed Thai hostages 'feel grateful' to be back home after being held captive for more than a year
Five Thai men held hostage for 15 months in Gaza have arrived back in their home country where they were reunited with their families.
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Man arrested and three in hospital after reports of stabbing incident in Dublin
A man has been arrested in Dublin after a "serious incident" that left three people in hospital.
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Israeli forces withdraw from key Netzarim corridor in Gaza
Israeli forces have begun pulling back from a key corridor through Gaza as part of its ceasefire deal with Hamas.
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Hostage told Hamas crowd he hoped to see wife and daughters after release – suggesting he didn't know they were killed on 7 October
A released Israeli hostage told a Hamas crowd he hoped to see his wife and daughters after his release - suggesting he did not know they had been killed on 7 October.
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Donald Trump says he will impose 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports into US
Donald Trump says he will impose 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports into the US, including from Canada and Mexico.
Politics
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Labour MP 'deeply regrets' comments he made on WhatsApp group - after minister sacked for remarks on same chat
A Labour MP has said he "deeply regrets" comments he made on a WhatsApp group - a day after health minister Andrew Gwynne was sacked for alleged racist and sexist remarks posted on the same chat.
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More than 600 immigration arrests in January - as government expects rise in deportations
More than 600 immigration arrests were made last month, as authorities carried out more than 800 raids, the Home Office has said.
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Labour fights Farage with Trump tactics and a publicity blitz on immigration
The fightback starts here. Labour is starting the working week with an onslaught on Nigel Farage's party on the issue that Reform UK voters care about most: immigration.
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Kemi Badenoch after 100 days: A work in progress and her Farage problem
Kemi Badenoch has notched up 100 days as Conservative party leader.
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Sir Keir Starmer takes HIV test in effort to reduce stigma
Sir Keir Starmer has taken an HIV test in an effort to help destigmatise checking for the sexually transmitted virus.
Weird News
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More than 100 venomous snakes removed from Sydney back garden
One hundred and two venomous snakes have been removed from a suburban back garden in Sydney.
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Australian politician changes his name to 'Aussie Trump'
An Australian politician has legally changed his name to Austin Trump in a move inspired by Donald Trump - in what he said was a protest against the country's ruling centre-left Labor Party.
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Ancient scrolls near Pompeii were preserved but unreadable - are they now revealing their secrets?
Ancient scrolls charred by a volcanic eruption 2,000 years ago may finally be starting to reveal their secrets.
Tech News
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Coal tips safety: Residents say lessons 'not learned' from Aberfan disaster
Residents who live near disused coal tips in South Wales say lessons have not been learned from the Aberfan disaster nearly 60 years on.
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'Rainmakers' and transboundary smog - Thailand's struggling battle against air pollution
For weeks now, most of the friends and families I know have had a cough of some kind. The pollution in the dry season in Thailand has long been a problem.
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Will Trump make space great again?
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Interest rate cut - but economic growth forecast slashed in blow to chancellor
The Bank of England has cut interest rates by another quarter percentage point, bringing down the cost of borrowing to 4.5%.
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Southport stabbings: Parents of Bebe King and Elsie Dot Stancombe pay tribute to daughters
Parents of two of the victims of the Southport murders have paid tribute to their daughters, describing them as "pure light" and "so brave".
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Super Bowl 2025: Philadelphia Eagles beat Kansas City Chiefs - as Trump makes history and Taylor Swift is booed
Celebrities including Taylor Swift, Jay-Z, Sir Paul McCartney and Bradley Cooper were out in force for arguably America's biggest sporting event of the year - the Super Bowl - as the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22.
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Freed Thai hostages 'feel grateful' to be back home after being held captive for more than a year
Five Thai men held hostage for 15 months in Gaza have arrived back in their home country where they were reunited with their families.
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Coal tips safety: Residents say lessons 'not learned' from Aberfan disaster
Residents who live near disused coal tips in South Wales say lessons have not been learned from the Aberfan disaster nearly 60 years on.
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More than 600 immigration arrests in January - as government expects rise in deportations
More than 600 immigration arrests were made last month, as authorities carried out more than 800 raids, the Home Office has said.
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