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Iranian state TV hacked as women protesters tell President Raisi to 'get lost'

Iranian state TV hacked as women protesters tell President Raisi to ‘get lost’

Iranian state TV was briefly interrupted by an apparent hack during further anti-hijab protests. As footage on the main evening news showed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali...

North Korean missile launch condemned as 'serious provocation'

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North Korean missile launch condemned as ‘serious provocation’

Another ballistic missile launch by North Korea has been condemned as “serious provocation that harms peace”. The South Korean military said a pair of short-range ballistic...

Crimea bridge explosion could be turning point for Russia - as Ukraine 'flicks two fingers' at Putin

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Crimea bridge explosion could be turning point for Russia – as Ukraine ‘flicks two fingers’ at Putin

It is hard to overstate the significance of this moment. As symbols go, hitting the Kerch Bridge which connects mainland Russia to illegally annexed Crimea is...

UEFA decides against expansion of Euros football tournament from 24 teams to 32 – for now

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UEFA decides against expansion of Euros football tournament from 24 teams to 32 – for now

The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) has decided against expanding the European Championship – for now. They will be sticking with 24 teams as the...

Ukraine war: Shocking number of Russian corpses a grim illustration of Ukrainian battlefield success

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Ukraine war: Shocking number of Russian corpses a grim illustration of Ukrainian battlefield success

There are a quite shocking number of Russian corpses left in the wake of the Ukrainian blitz on their eastern front. Kyiv’s troops are moving so...

Donegal explosion: This tiny Irish hamlet, proudly associated with the sound of music, has been left with a 'terrible silence'

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Donegal explosion: This tiny Irish hamlet, proudly associated with the sound of music, has been left with a ‘terrible silence’

Creeslough’s welcome sign, picked out in gold lettering on a black background, proudly announces that the village is the “home of Bridie Gallagher, the Girl from...

Mahsa Amini death: British protest calls for global support against Iranian 'dress code' crackdown

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Mahsa Amini death: British protest calls for global support against Iranian ‘dress code’ crackdown

Thousands of demonstrators gathered in London to protest against the Iranian government’s crackdown on women and girls who do not adhere to the country’s strict dress...

Donegal explosion: 'Entire nation mourning' 10 people killed in petrol station blast - as more details of victims emerge

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Donegal explosion: ‘Entire nation mourning’ 10 people killed in petrol station blast – as more details of victims emerge

Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin has said the entire nation is mourning 10 people killed in a devastating explosion at a petrol station, as more details...

Ukraine war: Putin signs decree tightening security on key bridge from Russia to Crimea after explosion

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Ukraine war: Putin signs decree tightening security on key bridge from Russia to Crimea after explosion

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree tightening security for a bridge linking the Crimean Peninsula with Russia after an explosion caused part of it...

Cabinet minsters urge colleagues to 'hold their nerve' and rally behind Truss - or risk election defeat

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Cabinet minsters urge colleagues to ‘hold their nerve’ and rally behind Truss – or risk election defeat

Four cabinet ministers have urged their colleagues to rally behind Liz Truss or risk election defeat amid infighting in the Tory party. Home Secretary Suella Braverman,...

'Abrasive' Truss turns off floating voters who backed Tories at last general election, YouGov focus group says

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‘Abrasive’ Truss turns off floating voters who backed Tories at last general election, YouGov focus group says

On Thursday, the day after the end of the conference season, YouGov hosted a focus group with seven Blue Wall voters from around the South East...

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Ukraine war: Shocking number of Russian corpses a grim illustration of Ukrainian battlefield success

There are a quite shocking number of Russian corpses left in the wake of the Ukrainian blitz on their eastern front. Kyiv’s troops are moving so...

Ukraine war: Key bridge linking Russia to Crimea partially destroyed after explosion

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Ukraine war: Key bridge linking Russia to Crimea partially destroyed after explosion

Russia says three people have been killed after a key bridge to Crimea was partially destroyed in an explosion. Kerch Bridge – which is also known...

Donegal explosion: Seven dead in petrol station blast

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Donegal explosion: Seven dead in petrol station blast

Seven people have now been confirmed dead following an explosion at a petrol station in Donegal – and the number is expected to rise. A further...

Three people killed in explosion at service station in Ireland

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Three people killed in explosion at service station in Ireland

Three people have been killed in an explosion at a service station in Co Donegal, Ireland. The explosion happened just after 3pm on Friday at the...

What happened during the Cuban missile crisis – and why is it being compared to Russia's war in Ukraine?

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What happened during the Cuban missile crisis – and why is it being compared to Russia’s war in Ukraine?

US President Joe Biden has been overheard saying that Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine carries the greatest risk of nuclear weapons being used since the Cuban...

'They can hardly walk, hardly breathe': Parents of child victims of Thailand's pre-school attack face the unfaceable

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‘They can hardly walk, hardly breathe’: Parents of child victims of Thailand’s pre-school attack face the unfaceable

No one wants to outlive their child. But in Nong Bua Lamphu, an entire community is living with that very burden. The victims, killed at the...

Confidence and exuberance at Lula da Silva rally in Brazil - 'We are in a battle and we are going to win'

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Confidence and exuberance at Lula da Silva rally in Brazil – ‘We are in a battle and we are going to win’

Music, cheering, noise, chaos, and above all – dancing. There is nothing quite like being on the Brazilian election trail. Exuberant is the only word I...

Ukraine war: Under the threat of a nuclear strike and a long looming winter, indomitable Ukrainian spirit holds

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Ukraine war: Under the threat of a nuclear strike and a long looming winter, indomitable Ukrainian spirit holds

There are a quite shocking number of Russian corpses left in the wake of the Ukrainian blitz on their eastern front. Kyiv’s troops are moving so...

Tory minister Conor Burns sacked with 'immediate effect' after complaint of serious misconduct

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Tory minister Conor Burns sacked with ‘immediate effect’ after complaint of serious misconduct

Liz Truss has sacked trade minister Conor Burns from her government “with immediate effect” following an allegation of serious misconduct. The Tory MP for Bournemouth West...

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Iranian state TV hacked as women protesters tell President Raisi to ‘get lost’

North Korean missile launch condemned as ‘serious provocation’

Crimea bridge explosion could be turning point for Russia – as Ukraine ‘flicks two fingers’ at Putin

UEFA decides against expansion of Euros football tournament from 24 teams to 32 – for now

Ukraine war: Shocking number of Russian corpses a grim illustration of Ukrainian battlefield success

Donegal explosion: This tiny Irish hamlet, proudly associated with the sound of music, has been left with a ‘terrible silence’

Mahsa Amini death: British protest calls for global support against Iranian ‘dress code’ crackdown

Donegal explosion: ‘Entire nation mourning’ 10 people killed in petrol station blast – as more details of victims emerge

Ukraine war: Putin signs decree tightening security on key bridge from Russia to Crimea after explosion

Cabinet minsters urge colleagues to ‘hold their nerve’ and rally behind Truss – or risk election defeat

‘Abrasive’ Truss turns off floating voters who backed Tories at last general election, YouGov focus group says

Ukraine war: Shocking number of Russian corpses a grim illustration of Ukrainian battlefield success

Ukraine war: Key bridge linking Russia to Crimea partially destroyed after explosion

Donegal explosion: Seven dead in petrol station blast

Three people killed in explosion at service station in Ireland

What happened during the Cuban missile crisis – and why is it being compared to Russia’s war in Ukraine?

‘They can hardly walk, hardly breathe’: Parents of child victims of Thailand’s pre-school attack face the unfaceable

Confidence and exuberance at Lula da Silva rally in Brazil – ‘We are in a battle and we are going to win’

Ukraine war: Under the threat of a nuclear strike and a long looming winter, indomitable Ukrainian spirit holds

Tory minister Conor Burns sacked with ‘immediate effect’ after complaint of serious misconduct

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