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Special Counsel Robert Mueller has urged a federal judge to reject an attempt by Michael Flynn "to minimise the seriousness" of him lying to the FBI.
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Theresa May is seeking "further clarification" to satisfy MPs after "robust" exchange with EU chief.
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Police also looking into whether Chérif Chekatt, who killed four, had accomplices French authorities are working to clarify why the suspect in the Strasbourg Christmas market attack was not stopped before he could act, Emmanuel Macron has said, as police investigate whether there were any accomplices. Chérif Chekatt killed four people and wounded several others in Tuesday’s attack, after police had tried and failed to arrest him earlier in the day. The 29-year-old had been known to police for theft and violence dating back to the age of 10 and had been on a French intelligence watchlist for radicalism.
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Theresa May is seeking "further clarification" to satisfy MPs after "robust" exchange with EU chief.
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Campaigners chanting 'Brexit now' stopped cars from crossing both bridges today as Prime Minister Theresa May holds crunch talks with EU leaders in Brussels.
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European council president hits out at UK parliament over failure to back Brexit deal
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Theresa May is seeking "further clarification" to satisfy MPs after "robust" exchange with EU chief.
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Demonstrations to continue despite demands to call off action after Strasbourg attack Thousands of riot police and armoured vehicles will be deployed in Paris on Saturday as France anticipates a fifth weekend of anti-government protests in the capital and other cities. Despite government pleas for the
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Syria's main Kurdish parties called Turkey's threats to invade a "declaration of war"
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One hundred years since the first votes were cast by UK women, who is standing up for women's rights today?
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Amber weather warnings for ice and snow have been issued for large parts of Scotland and northern England – with cold weather, strong winds and heavy rain forecast across the rest of the country.
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Theresa May is seeking "further clarification" to satisfy MPs after "robust" exchange with EU chief.
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Syrian Democratic Forces capture Hajin in Deir ez-Zor province after heavy fighting Islamic State extremists have withdrawn from their last urban stronghold in Syria after weeks of intensifying clashes with Kurdish-led fighters that have splintered the remnants of the group’s leadership and raised fresh questions about the fate of its founder, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. Isis forces retreated to villages to the east of Hajin in the early hours of Thursday after several days of US airstrikes, which allowed Kurdish proxy forces to sweep into the town on the eastern bank of the Euphrates river. Clashes continued throughout the day, and western observers cautioned that the militants may be attempting to regroup for a counter-assault.
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PM says she had been ‘crystal clear’ with EC president after Juncker referred to ‘nebulous’ proposals
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Attack on cemetery was discovered just hours before Islamic terrorist opened fire killing three people at Christmas market in city
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The PM's attempt to win fresh concessions on the Brexit deal took a disastrous turn
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PM insists EU27 determined to work speedily on future relationship
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Theresa May has insisted her Brexit deal is not dead despite a bruising summit in Brussels in which EU leaders made no significant concessions to help her pass her deal.
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PM says "further clarification" to reassure MPs is possible after EU leaders rule out renegotiation.
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Sterling has plummeted amid ongoing Brexit drama
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Communities Secretary James Brokenshire announced that town halls would be allowed to put up council tax by 3 per cent from April 2019 without the hurdle of holding a local referendum.
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A new wedding picture of Harry and Meghan and a family snap of the Cambridges are on the cards.
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The PM says her Brexit deal is "at risk", as her performance at an EU summit is called "bad" by diplomats.
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Nascent industry aims to reduce environmental impact of beef production The first steak grown from cells in the lab and not requiring the slaughter of a cow has been produced in Israel. The meat is not the finished article: the prototype costs $50 for a small strip, and the taste needs perfecting, according to its makers. But it is the first meat grown outside an animal that has a muscle-like texture similar to conventional meat.
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US president’s former lawyer says Trump directed him to pay money to two women who alleged having sexual affairs with him Donald Trump knew he was doing wrong when he directed hush money to be paid to two women during the 2016 election, his former lawyer and fixer has said. “He directed me to make the payments. He directed me to become involved in these matters,” Michael Cohen, who was sentenced to three years in prison this week over crimes committed while working for Trump,
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Officials question authenticity of photo and describe it as ‘violation of public morality’ Egypt has reportedly arrested two people accused of helping a Danish photographer stage a naked photoshoot on top of the Great Pyramid of Giza. Photographer Andreas Hvid sparked controversy in Egypt after he published a photo showing himself and a woman naked on top of the pyramid, provoking an investigation by Egypt’s ministry of the interior and condemnation from many Egyptians.
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The composite Purchasing Managers' Index slumped to 51.3 in December, the weakest reading since November 2014
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Strasbourg Christmas market shooter, Cherif Chekatt, has been shot dead by police. Officers blocked a street in the Neudorf area of Strasbourg as armed officers hunted for him.
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Britons will not need a visa but will have to apply for a travel document, which lasts for three years.
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Cricket legend turns on footballing hero as leave versus remain debate continues to divide nation
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Ms May went to Brussels on Thursday seeking fresh concessions to her deal that would help it 'over the line' in parliament
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Donald Trump "directed me" to make hush money payments to Stormy Daniels and two other women in 2016 and knew it was wrong to do so, Michael Cohen has claimed.
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Marcus Harris, Aaron Finch and Travis Head score half-centuries before Australia are reined in to 277-6 by India on the first day in Perth.
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The market reopens after the Tuesday attack carried out by a gunman in which three people died.
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Former soldier Joe Robinson convicted of joining Kurdish group fighting Isis in Syria A former British soldier
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Cricket legend turns on footballing hero as leave versus remain debate continues to divide nation
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Tony Blair has renewed his call for another referendum, but is there enough time?
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Girl dies of dehydration and shock more than eight hours after her arrest in New Mexico A seven-year-old girl who crossed the US-Mexico border with her father last week has died after being taken into the custody of the US border patrol, federal immigration authorities said. The Washington Post reported that the girl died of dehydration and shock more than eight hours after she was arrested by agents near Lordsburg, New Mexico. The girl, from Guatemala, was traveling with a group of 163 people who approached agents to turn themselves in on 6 December.
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Soldier numbers stall after hiring handed over to outsourcing giant Capita in massive 10-year contract
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The market reopens after the Tuesday attack carried out by a gunman in which three people died.
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The PM says her Brexit deal is "at risk", as her performance at an EU summit is called "bad" by diplomats.
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Ms May went to Brussels on Thursday seeking fresh concessions to her deal that would help it 'over the line' in parliament
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Two Staffordshire bull terriers seized following the attack have been destroyed, police confirm.
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The PM says her Brexit deal is "at risk", as her performance at an EU summit is called "bad" by diplomats.
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Syrian Democratic Forces capture Hajin in Deir ez-Zor province after heavy fighting Kurdish-led fighters have captured the last Syrian town held by Islamic State, activists said. The fall of Hajin follows days of intense battles in Isis’s last remaining stronghold near the Iraqi border in eastern Syria. The group still holds some villages nearby.
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Police came across Cherif Chekatt in a Strasbourg street and shot him after he opened fire.
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The PM says her Brexit deal is "at risk", as her performance at an EU summit is called "bad" by diplomats.
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Theresa May says the deal is "at risk" if the concerns of MPs are not addressed by EU leaders.
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Millions of people face slaughter or starvation – the UK must stop sending billions in arms exports to Saudi Arabia Count the number of times you see or hear the phrase “peace on Earth” in the next week or so. It’s one of the great Christmas themes – or great Christmas cliches, if you want to be cynical. But in the year when we remember
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Suspect aged 18 joins 16-year-old already in custody over death of Jay Sewell, 16 An 18-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of stabbing to death a teenager in south-east London. Jay Sewell died after a fight in Lee in the city’s south-east shortly before 10pm on Tuesday.
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Spending on health will double by 2025, with India intent on improving its record on mortality of mothers and infants India has pledged to spend $100bn (£79bn) more on healthcare over the next seven years in a move partly aimed at reducing maternal mortality rates. The country will more than double its health spending from just over the current 1% of GDP to 2.5% by 2025, prime minister Narendra Modi announced.
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A seven-year-old migrant from Guatemala with dehydration suffers a cardiac arrest, US media report.
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Actor starred in The Heart is a Lonely Hunter, before role in Eastwood’s The Outlaw Josey Wales Sondra Locke, the American actor who was nominated for an Oscar for her first film before co-starring in six films with her one-time partner, Clint Eastwood, has died. The actor, who was 74, died at her home in Los Angeles after a cardiac arrest stemming from breast and bone cancer, according to a death certificate obtained by Associated Press. She died on 3 November and authorities were promptly notified at the time. It is not clear why it took nearly six weeks to be reported.
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Theresa May says the deal is "at risk" if the concerns of MPs are not addressed by EU leaders.
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Victoria still at risk of flooding as storms hit NSW from Tamworth to Snowy Mountains A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for much of
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The Question Time presenter has hosted his final show after 25 years in the hot seat.
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Leaders increase pressure as PM Scott Morrison set to reveal if Australia will move Israel embassy from Tel Aviv Palestinian leaders are lobbying Arab and other Muslim states to drop Australian exports and withdraw their ambassadors from Canberra in the event the Coalition moves Australia’s embassy in Israel to Jerusalem. On Saturday Australia’s prime minister, Scott Morrison, is expected to announce in an address to the Sydney Institute whether the country will move its embassy from Tel Aviv.
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The PM says the withdrawal deal "can be passed" but MPs must be assured the backstop is not a "trap".
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Prime minister shredded goodwill at Q&A with leaders who left baffled at what she wanted
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Ministers accused of 'ignoring ongoing crisis' as research estimates number of people sleeping on the streets has doubled in five years
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Officials ‘did not understand project’s complexity’ before signing outsourcing deal The British army authorised a £495m contract with the outsourcing giant Capita to bring in new recruits without understanding the complexity of the project, a report by Whitehall’s spending watchdog has concluded. The National Audit Office found that the decade-long contract, signed in 2012, had been beset with problems, resulting in shortfalls in the number of serving soldiers for the past five years. The army currently has 77,000 fully trained troops, compared with a target of 82,500.
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On 28 February, we reported on a Times article that said the son-in-law of John Murphy had been jailed for a car ‘clocking’ fraud.
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Tony Rinaudo’s regeneration technique, developed in west Africa 30 years ago, has helped bring back forest over 6m hectares Through the
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The alleged shooter in Strasbourg, Chérif Chekatt, has been killed by police, it has been confirmed. In a brief statement released on Thursday night, French police said the man had been 'neutralised'. Earlier reports from various news agencies, citing police sources, had said Chekatt had been shot at about 9pm near where he launched the attack on Tuesday, which left three people dead and 13 wounded. According to l’Obs news magazine, he was traced to the Neudorf area of Strasbourg and shot at about 9pm local time (8pm GMT)
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Frustrated leaders appeal to ‘all OECD countries’ to phase out use as Australia signals support for new plants Pacific countries vulnerable to climate change have urged Australia to abandon coal power generation within 12 years, and to prohibit new coal plants or expansion of existing plants. The call from 15 small Pacific island states came one day after the
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It remains unclear how the president's inauguration costs ballooned to over $100m
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Boy Scouts of America memberships are also declining
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Police came across Cherif Chekatt in a Strasbourg street and shot him after he opened fire.
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Leaders feel rescue package will have more impact in January as no deal looms
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Prime minister launches last-ditch effort to agree time limit on unpopular Irish backstop Theresa May has pleaded with European leaders before dinner in Brussels to hold “nothing in reserve” and work with her to salvage her
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Exclusive: More than 50 cross-party MPs and peers warn discrimination against Muslims is going 'unreported and unchallenged' in UK
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The New York Democrat, 29, falls four years short of the presidential age limit in the Constitution
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The 44th president made the remarks during his human rights award speech Wednesday
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Celtic scrape into the Europa League last 32 as Rosenborg's shock draw in Leipzig sent the Scottish champions through.
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Cherif Chekatt, the man said to have carried out Tuesday's deadly attack, is killed by police.
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Anthony Joshua says he's willing to fight WBC champion Deontay Wilder in April and told the American "I'm running the game".
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Officials believe the bomb threats are a hoax after major institutions targeted with spam emails
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The US Senate also passes resolution calling for end to US support for Saudis in Yemen civil war
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Trial of Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzman is expected to last four months
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Police say Chérif Chekatt, who allegedly killed three people, is dead The alleged shooter in Strasbourg, Chérif Chekatt, has been killed by police, it has been confirmed. In a brief statement released on Thursday night, French police said the man had been “neutralised”. Earlier reports from various news agencies, citing police sources, had said Chekatt had been shot at about 9pm near to where he launched the murderous attack on Tuesday, which left three people dead and 13 wounded.
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New Zealand head coach Steve Hansen will step down after eight years in charge following the 2019 World Cup in Japan.
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The suspected gunman in a deadly attack on a Christmas market in Strasbourg has been killed, French police say.
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Chelsea lose striker Alvaro Morata to a knee injury as they draw with MOL Vidi in a Europa League dead rubber.
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Dozens of bomb threats have been reported across the country, sent to schools, businesses, media outlets and police, prompting several institutions and establishments into evacuating its buildings.
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People 'went a little bit crazy when they saw the money', says a witness
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Clashes in the West Bank after Israeli army launches massive manhunt for Palestinian gunman behind Thursday's attack, as Benjamin Netanyahu vows to legalise thousands of settlement homes
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Around the world, the shower will peak during 13 or 14 December, with up to 120 meteors per hour.
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A fifth of offences are being committed by children, Ministry of Justice figures show
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Someone forgot to unload the human heart before the Dallas-bound flight took off
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Interbreeding with ancient humans means ancient genetic fragments still shaping heads of some Europeans
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President tweets 'As a lawyer, Michael has great liability to me!' after former fixer is sentenced to three years in jail
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Seventeen-year-old makes his feelings clear over the loudspeaker at a store in Canada
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Shortly after 9pm on Wednesday, Sir Graham entered Committee Room 14 – which was rammed full of MPs, minister and journalists, to announce Prime Minister Theresa May had won the vote.
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Downing Street said the 'meaningful vote' will not be brought to parliament until January
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Trump implies the 'Morning Joe' host should be fired for using the 'horrible term'
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Suspected gunman Cherif Chekatt, who killed three at a Christmas market, is still on the run.
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Trial of Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzman is expected to last four months
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Case is separate from Robert Mueller's probe, but prosecutors hope Butina's cooperation will give them insight into Russian meddling in American politics
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Rukban camp has only received two aid deliveries this year.
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Andrew Pierce asks who will replace Theresa May now she has said she won't fight next election. Potential replacements include Brexit loyalist Michael Gove (pictured) and Sajid Javid.
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A revealing look at the US president's social media account
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Trial of Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzman is expected to last four months
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Alleged Russian spy Maria Burtina has admitted engaging in a conspiracy against America to try and gain influence in US politics.
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'You are a very strong 6ft rugby player. You easily overpowered her and she obviously feared for the worst.'
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Officials had previously warned of threat from wild animals
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'This stuff goes around [the internet] like wildfire'
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Around the world, the shower will peak during 13 or 14 December, with up to 120 meteors per hour.
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Donald Trump criticised for frequent characterisation of negative coverage as 'fake news'
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Home Secretary Sajid Javid is favourite with the Tory faithful to succeed Theresa May, with Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt in second place – and Boris Johnson well down the field, a Mail poll revealed.
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Suspected gunman Cherif Chekatt, who killed three at a Christmas market, is still on the run.
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Land intended to be home to commercial spaceport stands in way of US president's 'big, beautiful' wall
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More than 50,000 patients waiting four hours or more in corridors and trolleys
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'It is with a heavy heart I have to report that Nixon has passed away,' brother says
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Authorities launch major operation as net appears to be closing in on shooter
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Ground-penetrating radar and psychics used to finally unearth murdered father's remains
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President has publicly claimed he is not concerned with his likelihood of impeachment
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Carmaker finds CEO's ompensation compliant with French law and industry recommendations
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'Fathers not paying out obviously makes mothers feel very angry. It is genuinely upsetting. If someone is not paying then it's the child that suffers,' says lawyer
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The boy died in hospital in March last year but a court order had prevented details of the case from being reported sooner
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President tweets 'As a lawyer, Michael has great liability to me!' after former fixer is sentenced to three years in jail
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Sports Direct's owner Mike Ashley has written a bluntly worded letter to the boss of Debenhams.
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Police appear to be closing in on the man thought to have carried out a deadly shooting at a Christmas market in Strasbourg as officers launched a large operation in the city.
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So far 276 skeletons have been exhumed from 'largest mass grave ever explored on island'
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President tweets 'As a lawyer, Michael has great liability to me!' after former fixer is sentenced to three years in jail
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Former soldier who posed as 15-year-old boy to groom girls on Facebook had 'insatiable appetite' for underage girls
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A teenage suspect is dead after police responded to an active shooter situation at a school in Richmond, Indiana.
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'After the apocalypse, all that will be left will be ants and Tory MPs complaining about Europe and their leader'
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The arrest of CFO Meng Wanzhou has heightened tensions between the world's two biggest economies
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Warning of downside risks, Mr Draghi flagged 'the threat of protectionism'
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'In the end, it's his decision. He knows the consequences. He's an adult. But he's a fighter'
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President tweets 'As a lawyer, Michael has great liability to me!' after former fixer is sentenced to three years in jail
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'While often perceived as a danger to the public, sharks play important ecological roles in coastal ecosystems,' says scientist behind study
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Police funding settlement relies on council tax increase for £500m extra funding
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'The conduct of the society fell short of the standards and values of the university'
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Temperatures expected to plunge below freezing as a cold snap moves in over weekend
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Donald Trump has scrambled to distance himself from illegal campaign contributions made by his former lawyer to two women who allege they had affairs with the president more than a decade ago.
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Activists warn former refugees could be mistreated by communist regime in Vietnam
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An Alexandria prosecutor ordered that Mohamed Ramadan be detained for 15 days on charges of being part of a terrorist group and inciting revolt for allegedly having the vests.
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Investigation launched into tragedy discovered by helicopter pilot
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Mr Ashley said in his letter that he was concerned that the Debenhams board 'doesn't really seem to appreciate' the position that the company is in
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PM says no 'immediate breakthrough' likely at summit
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'I am in the hands of the law,' celebrity healer claims
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More than 700 police and soldiers involved in second day of manhunt for attacker
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'We told our children he wasn't the real Santa. He was an imposter and will be going on the naughty list'
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UN chief hails the agreement as "real progress toward future talks to end the conflict."
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The prime minister says she wants to get new assurances from the EU over the Irish backstop plan.
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Ms Alexander owned service called Anger Room where people break things as means of relieving stress
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The BBC is building a brand new, HD-ready Albert Square and expanding the external EastEnders set.
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Lack of agreement at COP24 event in Poland 'would compromise our last best chance to stop runaway climate change', says secretary-general
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House prices fall in London, the south-east and East Anglia, while in the north-east, south-west and east Midlands they are flat
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Everything you need to know about Britain's EU withdrawal and what might happen in the coming weeks
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Nasa says the display is 'one of the best and most reliable of the annual meteor showers'
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'It looks very difficult to see how this prime minister can lead us forward'
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Judge describes murder as 'the most heinous crime'
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PM won party backing by 83 votes but faces uphill battle to get her deal through Commons
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80-year old is longest-serving presenter of the show
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Donald Trump has reportedly cancelled the annual White House Christmas party for members of the media.
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Police appeal to public for information on suspect Chérif Chekatt who has gunshot wound to elbow
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A third death is confirmed after police name Chérif Chekatt, 29, as the suspected killer.
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From pigs-in-blankets tea to Christmas tree crisps, retailers are pushing the boundaries with festive food.
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Gambling chiefs confirm plans to effectively ban television betting adverts during pre-watershed live sport.
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The BBC is building a brand new, HD-ready Albert Square and expanding the external EastEnders set.
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Suspect allegedly received cannabis oil in the post
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Detectives believe Christina Abbotts, who was found dead on her 29th birthday, was hit on the head with a pestle 13 times
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Newspapers on the continent say the UK PM's survival of a no-confidence vote has changed little.
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US president allegedly continues to reject advice on matters of foreign policy from spy agencies
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Justice department should reassess guidance preventing prosecution of presidents, says Adam Schiff
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Prime minister to fight on after feathers fly in Tory ballot
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The prime minister is returning to Brussels to seek new assurances from the EU over the Irish backstop.
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'He was very thankful to see us,' police say
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Child homelessness in England has hit a 12-year high, according to new data showing that the number of families in temporary accommodation has surged since the Conservatives came into power.
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Doctors fear gangrene would spread from leg and ultimately kill him
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At least nine people have been killed and dozens hurt in the crash in Ankara, officials say.
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Alter Wiener spent three years in Nazi labour camps
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It costs more than £2,000 to mine a single bitcoin, which means cheap energy is vital. Anthony Cuthbertson visits an underground operation in Norway that offers a viable – and green – solution
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Islamist referrals fall by 14% in 2017/18 as security services warn of shifting threat to UK
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US president left in increasingly isolated and legally precarious position
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Delhi is home to tens of thousands of mischievous macaques, and so far all efforts to move them on have failed
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Barred knifejaw previously only seen off Japan, Korea and China
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At least seven people have been killed and dozens hurt in the crash in Ankara, officials say.
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Theresa May was last night left with only a faint glimmer of hope from Brussels over her demands to renegotiate the customs backstop. The Prime Minister will be in Brussels today.
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Jair Bolsonaro, the far-right politician who will be the country’s next president, has called himself a ‘proud homophobe’ On the night of the Brazilian election, Bianca Gama cried as it became clear that the country’s next president would be
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PM won party backing by 83 votes but faces uphill battle to get her deal through Commons
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The Australian Tax Office has released tax and income details for public and private companies operating in Australia for the 2016-17 financial year. These entities were either Australian public companies and multinationals with an income of more than $100m, or Australian-owned resident private entities with total income of $200m or more. You can search by company name, or sort using the column headings. Reasons why a company might not have to pay tax are explained in detail by the tax office
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EXCLUSIVE: Paul Craven said alleged cocaine smugglers Susan and Roger Clarke befriended him and invited them on a Caribbean cruise if they 'brought designer suitcases' with them.
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The prime minister is returning to Brussels to seek new assurances from the EU over the Irish backstop.
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Michael Spavor is believed to have been detained on suspicion of harming China's national security.
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Emergency services work to free passengers after one train crashed into another then hit pedestrian overpass A Turkish high-speed train collided with another rail egine and crashed into a pedestrian overpass at a train station in Ankara on Thursday, killing four people and injuring 43.
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At least four people are killed and dozens hurt in the early-morning crash in Ankara, reports say.
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Despite winning confidence vote, the scale of opposition puts PM's future - and Brexit - in danger.
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At least 43 people have been injured
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Chinese government website says entrepreneur Michael Spavor is being investigated on suspicion of 'harming national security'
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They name Chérif Chekatt, 29, as the man suspected of opening fire in the French city, killing two.
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The prime minister is returning to Brussels to seek new assurances from the EU over the Irish backstop.
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Jailed for his posts on social media, Vahid Sayadi Nasiri protested against his conditions in prison.
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If emissions continue at current rate, Australia will miss Paris target by 1.1bn tonnes, Ndevr Environmental predicts
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The Canadian comedy festival creator is also facing a C$10m class-action lawsuit
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Pelosi quelled a revolt by disgruntled younger Democrats by agreeing to limit her tenure to no more than four additional years Nancy Pelosi has all but sealed her ascent to speaker of the House after striking a deal with a
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The severe cyclone is expected to cross the Queensland coast on Friday, bringing fierce winds and rain A severe cyclone expected to hit
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Prime minister defeats leadership challenge after Conservative MPs vote to back her by 200 to 117
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Theresa May was backed by a margin of to in a no-confidence ballot, staving off what would have been an ignominious end to her time as leader.
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More than a third of MPs vote no confidence in leader but PM says victory gives party ‘renewed mission’ Theresa May has won the backing of her party to stay on as prime minister – but more than a third of Conservative MPs voted against her, underscoring the uphill battle she faces in getting her Brexit deal through parliament. Tory MPs rejected a no-confidence motion in the embattled prime minister’s leadership by 200 votes to 117 on Wednesday night, after a swift contest that exposed
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David Braham, 40, from Bridgend, Wales, became unwell while watching his son play rugby after the meal and within a matter of days was fighting for his life in an induced coma.
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That one of the world’s biggest companies rides roughshod over a court order tells you all you need to know about the giants of Silicon Valley Imagine if a media company told you the name of the man accused of killing Grace Millane. Imagine if, in defiance of a very clear court ruling of interim name suppression, that company told you his name in an email – spelling it out, even, in the subject header.
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French official claims family of attacker were also known to authorities for holding extremist views
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In the final days before the Brexit vote, Jean-Claude Juncker had warned that "a deserter not be welcomed with open arms - that is the stance of the Commission as well as other governments". Last year, after a meeting with Theresa May in Downing Street, the European Commission chief declared "I leave Downing Street more sceptical than I was ever before" about the UK's negotiating stance.
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British Airways flight attendants claim the seats on the airliner's Airbus A320neo are putting passengers' lives at risk and will trap people in the toilet in the event of an emergency.
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Some people take window-shopping to the next level. Sue Elliott-Nicholls describes the escapist allure of a posh fitting room.
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Prime minister's survival after confidence vote sees sterling jump following crash earlier in week
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Despite winning confidence vote, the scale of opposition puts PM's future - and Brexit - in danger.
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Ucas has called on universities to be 'mindful' of accepting applicants with lower grades
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Prime minister defeats leadership challenge after Conservative MPs vote to back her by 200 to 117
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Chief Political Correspondent Vicki Young looks at the Prime Minister's future.
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Moffat works in a 99 per cent Muslim school in Birmingham where he promotes LGBT+ equality
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Restructure of Cardinal of Cardinals comes as Pell faces prosecution in Australia for historical sexual offences Pope Francis has removed Australia’s most senior Catholic, Cardinal George Pell, from his inner circle in a restructure of his Council of Cardinals. Pell’s position as the financial controller of the Vatican makes him the third most powerful person in the Vatican. He is facing prosecution in Australia for historical sexual offences and has taken leave from the position. Pell has strenuously denied the allegations.
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The 46-year-old Texan narrowly failed to defeat Ted Cruz
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Superfast 5G mobile connectivity may not be able to reach inside buildings. Could light help?
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More than 200 acts of vandalism against ambulances have been recorded over the past three years.
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It is hoped the measure can boost the low proportion of donors from black and Asian backgrounds.
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The National Audit Office says the BBC soap's new set "will not be able to deliver value for money".
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