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Prince Charles accepting bags of cash for his charity 'would not happen again'
The Prince of Wales accepting bags of cash for his charity "would not happen again", a senior palace source has said.
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Sweden and Finland formally invited to join NATO as alliance tells Russia to withdraw from Ukraine 'immediately'
NATO has confirmed that Sweden and Finland will be formally invited to join the military alliance as it announced a "new strategic concept".
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Queen meets Nicola Sturgeon in Scotland after first minister suggests date for new independence vote
The Queen has met Nicola Sturgeon, the day after Scotland's first minister suggested a date for a new referendum on Scottish independence.
Showbiz
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R Kelly: The key allegations made in court ahead of disgraced singer's sentencing
"This case is not about a celebrity who likes to party a lot," assistant US attorney Maria Cruz Melendez told the jury on the first day of R Kelly's federal trial in New York. "This case is about a predator."
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Travis Barker rushed to hospital in Los Angeles, according to reports
Travis Barker has been rushed to hospital in California, according to reports.
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Deborah James dies: Podcaster and cancer campaigner passes away aged 40
Podcaster and campaigner Dame Deborah James, whose frank accounts of life with bowel cancer sparked an extraordinary deluge of charity donations, has died, her family have announced.
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'Check your poo - it could save your life': Deborah James' final message as supporters pay tribute
Tributes are flooding in for the "inspirational" podcaster and cancer campaigner Deborah James, who died "peacefully" on Tuesday.
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Woody Allen hints to Alec Baldwin that he could give up filmmaking in rare live interview on Instagram
Woody Allen has hinted that he might give up filmmaking while speaking about his career during a rare media appearance chatting to actor Alec Baldwin live on Instagram.
UK News
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Prince Charles accepting bags of cash for his charity 'would not happen again'
The Prince of Wales accepting bags of cash for his charity "would not happen again", a senior palace source has said.
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William and Kate pay tribute to 'inspirational and unfalteringly brave' Deborah James after she dies from cancer
Dame Deborah James was an "inspirational and unfalteringly brave woman whose legacy will live on", the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have said.
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'Check your poo - it could save your life': Deborah James' final message as supporters pay tribute
Tributes are flooding in for the "inspirational" podcaster and cancer campaigner Deborah James, who died "peacefully" on Tuesday.
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Zara Aleena killing: Jordan McSweeney charged with murder of 35-year-old woman in Ilford, east London
A man has been charged with the murder of Zara Aleena in Ilford , east London as her family release a tribute saying she was a "joy to all".
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Parents of brain-damaged 12-year-old Archie Battersbee win appeal to have case reconsidered at High Court
Judges have ruled the case of whether to end life-support treatment for a 12-year-old boy with brain damage should be reconsidered by a High Court judge.
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Probe into whether Boris Johnson misled parliament over partygate begins with call for evidence
The investigation into whether Boris Johnson deliberately misled parliament over the partygate scandal has begun with a call for evidence - and individuals will be allowed to contribute to the inquiry anonymously.
World News
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Sweden and Finland formally invited to join NATO as alliance tells Russia to withdraw from Ukraine 'immediately'
NATO has confirmed that Sweden and Finland will be formally invited to join the military alliance as it announced a "new strategic concept".
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Ukraine war: Zelenskyy releases video showing 'evidence' Russian missile hit shopping centre deliberately
Russia targeted a shopping centre in the Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk on purpose, Volodymyr Zelenskyy has claimed, as he released a video showing a missile hitting the building.
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Putin's cousin and Russia's second-richest man sanctioned by UK
Vladimir Putin's cousin and Russia's second-richest man are the latest Kremlin supporters to be sanctioned by the UK government.
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Italy: Seawater crashes through barriers and rushes up rivers as northern Italy faces worst drought in 70 years
There are fears of an agricultural "catastrophe" in Italy after crops were damaged by seawater following the worst drought in 70 years.
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Flavoured heated vapes could be banned under EU plan to fight cancer
The EU's executive branch has proposed a ban on the sale of flavoured heated tobacco products, including some vaping products, as part of its plan to fight cancer.
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Bataclan massacre: Trial of Islamic State fighters accused of mass murder in Paris set to conclude
The trial of 20 men accused of carrying out one of the worst peace-time terror attacks in Europe is expected to conclude in Paris later on Wednesday.
Politics
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Probe into whether Boris Johnson misled parliament over partygate begins with call for evidence
The investigation into whether Boris Johnson deliberately misled parliament over the partygate scandal has begun with a call for evidence - and individuals will be allowed to contribute to the inquiry anonymously.
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Queen meets Nicola Sturgeon in Scotland after first minister suggests date for new independence vote
The Queen has met Nicola Sturgeon, the day after Scotland's first minister suggested a date for a new referendum on Scottish independence.
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PMQs: Dominic Raab rejects Labour MPs' calls to include right to abortion in British Bill of Rights after US Supreme Court overturns Roe v Wade
Dominic Raab has said he will not back a proposed amendment to the British Bill of Rights which would give women the fundamental right to an abortion.
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Steel tariffs: Two-year extension despite plea for imports from manufacturers
A two-year extension of tariffs on some foreign steel has been revealed by the government in a bid to protect domestic producers, despite pleas from manufacturers for help to grow imports because of a domestic steel shortage.
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Kwarteng 'minded to accept' £6.3bn takeover of Meggitt after national security probe
The £6.3bn takeover of UK defence and aerospace technology firm Meggitt looks set to go ahead after the business secretary said he was "minded to accept" proposed measures to address national security concerns.
Weird News
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A giant step for hamkind: Hamster survives daring trip into the stratosphere on a flying balloon
It's one giant step for hamkind.
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Joe Lycett investigated by police after 'offended' audience member complains about joke at comedy show
Comedian Joe Lycett has revealed he has been investigated by police - after a person who watched one of his tour shows complained over what they deemed to be an offensive joke.
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'Absolutely bizarre' spirals of blue light spotted in sky above New Zealand
The appearance of an extraordinary spiral of blue light in the sky above New Zealand has prompted amazement among stargazers - and theories ranging from aliens to black holes.
Tech News
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How a British man ended up on the FBI's 'Most Wanted' list for allegedly helping North Korea evade sanctions
Christopher Emms was in "survival mode" by the time he was moved to his second Saudi Arabian jail.
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Flavoured heated vapes could be banned under EU plan to fight cancer
The EU's executive branch has proposed a ban on the sale of flavoured heated tobacco products, including some vaping products, as part of its plan to fight cancer.
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Scientists surprised as geomagnetic storm opens 'crack' in Earth's magnetosphere
A geomagnetic storm hit our planet over the weekend, surprising scientists as it did not appear to originate from a solar flare.
Videos
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Sweden and Finland formally invited to join NATO as alliance tells Russia to withdraw from Ukraine 'immediately'
NATO has confirmed that Sweden and Finland will be formally invited to join the military alliance as it announced a "new strategic concept".
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Queen meets Nicola Sturgeon in Scotland after first minister suggests date for new independence vote
The Queen has met Nicola Sturgeon, the day after Scotland's first minister suggested a date for a new referendum on Scottish independence.
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Ukraine: World leaders condemn shopping centre attack in Kremenchuk, calling it a 'war crime'
The Russian missile strike on a Ukrainian shopping centre amounts to a war crime, according to the G7.
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Ukraine war: Zelenskyy releases video showing 'evidence' Russian missile hit shopping centre deliberately
Russia targeted a shopping centre in the Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk on purpose, Volodymyr Zelenskyy has claimed, as he released a video showing a missile hitting the building.
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PMQs: Dominic Raab rejects Labour MPs' calls to include right to abortion in British Bill of Rights after US Supreme Court overturns Roe v Wade
Dominic Raab has said he will not back a proposed amendment to the British Bill of Rights which would give women the fundamental right to an abortion.
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Deborah James dies: Podcaster and cancer campaigner passes away aged 40
Podcaster and campaigner Dame Deborah James, whose frank accounts of life with bowel cancer sparked an extraordinary deluge of charity donations, has died, her family have announced.
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