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Alaska and Wyoming primaries: Key races and what's at stake
As the US midterm primary season winds down, voters in Alaska and Wyoming head to the polls on Tuesday, offering a final glimpse of party direction before Novem…
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Hinckley Span Struck Again, Marking Second Incident in Two Days
A bridge in Hinckley, often cited as one of the most frequently damaged in the UK, has been involved in another collision, forcing the closure of a nearby road.…
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Defense seeks lighter sentence for convicted celebrity agent
Legal representatives for Ralph Carr, the former celebrity agent found guilty of rape, appeared before Melbourne's County Court on Tuesday to argue for a m…
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Australian Mushroom Poisoning Convict Returns to Court for Appeal
This week, a courtroom drama in Australia resumes as Erin Patterson, convicted of three murders in a high-profile mushroom poisoning case, seeks to have her ver…
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Europe Batters Under Historic Heat as Blazes Engulf Half a Million Hectares
A relentless heatwave has turned parts of Europe into a tinderbox, with wildfires scorching vast stretches of land and displacing tens of thousands of residents…
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Double murderer and rapist Simon Levy receives life sentence without parole
Simon Levy, a serial sex offender whose release was facilitated by police blunders, has been handed a whole-life order, ensuring he will spend the remainder of …
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Andy Burnham to Lead Crisis Talks as UK Braces for Record Heat and Wildfires
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham is set to convene an emergency Cobra session on Wednesday as Britain grapples with a severe heatwave that has sparked wild…
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New Memoir Tackles Modern Dating Woes and the Pressure to Preserve Fertility
When Sheree Joseph dreamed of becoming an author, she envisioned crafting the quintessential Australian literary masterpiece. However, her debut release takes a…
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Report Warns of Looming Financial Burden for England's Prospective Students
An exclusive analysis has raised concerns that government policies are heaping substantial debts and increased tax obligations onto young people pursuing higher…
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South Australia braces for a delayed flu season as cases defy usual patterns
Health authorities in South Australia are flagging an atypical influenza season, with infections expected to climb well beyond the traditional winter peak. The …