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No wonder the Red Arrows are in a spin: ‘Boozy training exercises’, alleged adultery and ‘toxic’ culture revealed after three of the elite squadron quit or were suspended Off-duty pilots from the Red Arrows were
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Shocking moment mob of looters RANSACK and destroy 7-Eleven store in Democrat-led LA, leaving store worker fearing for his life More than 100 people descended on the convenience store in Los Angeles, California, on August 15, after blocking
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Rishi Sunak says he’ll put the brakes on smart motorways if he becomes prime minister under plans to ‘stop the war on motorists’ He branded the smart motorways unsafe and said he would ban new
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At least two people are wounded in Swedish mall shooting as ‘gunman opens fire’: Armed police arrest suspect after ‘gang-related fight’ at Malmo shopping centre Swedish police have cordoned off Emporia shopping centre in Malmo Local
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YOUTUBER Daz Black has slammed "monster" Andrew Tate in a video showing the kickboxer's most outrageous misogynistic rants. Ex-Big Brother contestant Tate, 35, has been dubbed "the king of toxic masculinity" after plastering his disturbing
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Blake Shelton is embracing his roots. The country superstar is bringing on all the '90s nostalgia with his latest single, "No Body," and its wildly "goofy" music video. "I felt like the world needs to
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KILLER cop Wayne Couzens has been charged with two further counts of exposure. The two alleged offences took place in June 2015 and November 2020 – before the abduction, rape and murder of Sarah Everard.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — A federal judge is ordering Starbucks to reinstate seven employees in Memphis who were fired earlier this year after leading an effort to unionize their store. In a decision issued Thursday,
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NEW jaw-dropping footage shows the destruction of one of Putin's ammunition depots after an 'attack' by 'Ukrainian saboteurs'. Huge red and yellow flames were seen for miles after the Russian ammo dump in Belgorod went
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By Aisha Dow Early this year, I did something I’ve rarely, if ever, done during my time as a journalist. I messaged some of my family and told them something about a story that wasn’t
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