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'Death will come to you anywhere' – mayhem at Port Sudan as some return home and others flee civil war

‘Death will come to you anywhere’ – mayhem at Port Sudan as some return home and others flee civil war

Mayhem is unfolding on the docks of Port Sudan. Hundreds are gathered from countries all over the world – fresh from the hell of Khartoum’s violence....

Andrew Tate: How the arrest of controversial influencer has impacted his Twitter following

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Andrew Tate: How the arrest of controversial influencer has impacted his Twitter following

Andrew Tate has gained more than six million followers in the five months since his Twitter account was reinstated. His profile spiked in popularity after he...

Ukraine war: Is there a stalemate - or is this the lull before the storm?

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Ukraine war: Is there a stalemate – or is this the lull before the storm?

It might seem like the war in Ukraine is slipping from the radar of the world’s media, implying it has reached stalemate and ground to a...

Provocative mermaid statue makes waves in southern Italian town

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Provocative mermaid statue makes waves in southern Italian town

A provocative statue of a curvy mermaid is making waves in the southern Italian town of Monopoli. The voluptuous artwork sits in a new square in...

Ryan Reynolds reportedly preparing to bid for Canadian ice hockey team - in deal worth more than bn

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Ryan Reynolds reportedly preparing to bid for Canadian ice hockey team – in deal worth more than $1bn

After taking Wrexham FC to new heights, it appears Ryan Reynolds may have a new sporting venture on the horizon – this time in Canada. The...

'No one is left': 19 killed in Russian missile strikes - as Ukraine 'nearly ready' to launch counteroffensive

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‘No one is left’: 19 killed in Russian missile strikes – as Ukraine ‘nearly ready’ to launch counteroffensive

Ukraine is “to a high percentage ready” to launch its counteroffensive against Russia, according to the country’s defence minister. “As soon as there is God’s will,...

Sudan conflict threatens supply of key fizzy drinks ingredient

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Sudan conflict threatens supply of key fizzy drinks ingredient

The conflict in Sudan has left international consumer goods makers racing to shore up supplies of gum arabic – critical to the food, drinks and cosmetics...

'Starvation cult' death toll in Kenya rises to 103 as popular preacher Ezekiel Odero arrested

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‘Starvation cult’ death toll in Kenya rises to 103 as popular preacher Ezekiel Odero arrested

At least 103 deaths are now being linked to a suspected starvation cult as authorities continue to find bodies in Kenya. A popular preacher has been...

Spain provisionally sees hottest April day on record with temperature of 38.7C

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Spain provisionally sees hottest April day on record with temperature of 38.7C

Spain is believed to have recorded its hottest ever April day. A temperature of 38.7C (101.66F) was provisionally recorded at Cordoba Airport on Thursday, according to...

Labour insiders fear Starmer's past could come back to haunt him as Tories plan to ramp up attacks

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Labour insiders fear Starmer’s past could come back to haunt him as Tories plan to ramp up attacks

Labour insiders have expressed concern about Tory plans to ramp up attacks on Sir Keir Starmer’s tenure as director of public prosecutions, Sky News can reveal....

Sudan: British nationals have 24 hours to catch an evacuation flight, says deputy PM

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Sudan: British nationals have 24 hours to catch an evacuation flight, says deputy PM

British nationals in Sudan have 24 hours to catch a flight before they are stopped, the deputy prime minister has said. The flights will stop at...

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BBC chairman Richard Sharp resigns

Richard Sharp has resigned as chairman of the BBC in the wake of a report into his appointment following a cronyism row. Mr Sharp said the...

Brexit: Just 800 of estimated 4,000 EU laws to be scrapped by year's end, MPs told by minister

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Brexit: Just 800 of estimated 4,000 EU laws to be scrapped by year’s end, MPs told by minister

The “bonfire” of EU legislation by the government is to scrap less than a quarter of the estimated European laws on statute books, MPs have been...

Sudan ceasefire extended as remaining Britons told to head to airfield 'quickly' by foreign secretary

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Sudan ceasefire extended as remaining Britons told to head to airfield ‘quickly’ by foreign secretary

A ceasefire in Sudan has been extended for three more days despite continuing reports of heavy fighting in the capital Khartoum and the western region of...

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Spain provisionally sees hottest April day on record with temperature of 38.7C

Spain is believed to have recorded its hottest ever April day. A temperature of 38.7C (101.66F) was provisionally recorded at Cordoba Airport on Thursday, according to...

Jack Teixeira: Pentagon leaks suspect discussed murder and 'assassination van', say prosecutors

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Jack Teixeira: Pentagon leaks suspect discussed murder and ‘assassination van’, say prosecutors

A man accused of leaking US military documents had “troubling discussions” about violence and murder and said he was tempted to make an “assassination van”, prosecutors...

Traumatised Sudan evacuees describe 'horrendous' scenes in Khartoum as they arrive in Cyprus

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Traumatised Sudan evacuees describe ‘horrendous’ scenes in Khartoum as they arrive in Cyprus

Many people are arriving in Cyprus utterly traumatised and too upset to talk about what they’ve been through to get here. We watched a hundred or...

'Donald Trump raped me,' accuser E Jean Carroll tells New York court

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‘Donald Trump raped me,’ accuser E Jean Carroll tells New York court

A writer who claims Donald Trump raped her nearly three decades ago in a department store changing room has told a court: “I’m here to try...

East Africa drought would not have happened without human activity warming planet, scientists conclude

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East Africa drought would not have happened without human activity warming planet, scientists conclude

The severe drought devastating the Horn of Africa by killing animals and crops and leaving millions without enough food would not have happened if humans had...

Pope Francis gives women vote in upcoming influential bishops' meeting

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Pope Francis gives women vote in upcoming influential bishops’ meeting

Pope Francis has approved changes that will allow women to vote at a global meeting of bishops for the first time. Women’s groups in the Catholic...

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‘Death will come to you anywhere’ – mayhem at Port Sudan as some return home and others flee civil war

Andrew Tate: How the arrest of controversial influencer has impacted his Twitter following

Ukraine war: Is there a stalemate – or is this the lull before the storm?

Provocative mermaid statue makes waves in southern Italian town

Ryan Reynolds reportedly preparing to bid for Canadian ice hockey team – in deal worth more than $1bn

‘No one is left’: 19 killed in Russian missile strikes – as Ukraine ‘nearly ready’ to launch counteroffensive

Sudan conflict threatens supply of key fizzy drinks ingredient

‘Starvation cult’ death toll in Kenya rises to 103 as popular preacher Ezekiel Odero arrested

Spain provisionally sees hottest April day on record with temperature of 38.7C

Labour insiders fear Starmer’s past could come back to haunt him as Tories plan to ramp up attacks

Sudan: British nationals have 24 hours to catch an evacuation flight, says deputy PM

BBC chairman Richard Sharp resigns

Brexit: Just 800 of estimated 4,000 EU laws to be scrapped by year’s end, MPs told by minister

Sudan ceasefire extended as remaining Britons told to head to airfield ‘quickly’ by foreign secretary

Spain provisionally sees hottest April day on record with temperature of 38.7C

Jack Teixeira: Pentagon leaks suspect discussed murder and ‘assassination van’, say prosecutors

Traumatised Sudan evacuees describe ‘horrendous’ scenes in Khartoum as they arrive in Cyprus

‘Donald Trump raped me,’ accuser E Jean Carroll tells New York court

East Africa drought would not have happened without human activity warming planet, scientists conclude

Pope Francis gives women vote in upcoming influential bishops’ meeting

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