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Elephants take revenge after trophy hunter shoots herd member dead
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT The elephant was shot at close range by a trophy hunter but as soon as it was fired and the dying animal fell the herd starting charging towards him
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Kim Jong Un arrives in Russia for rare meeting with Putin amid arms deal fears
North Korea's official news agency said on Tuesday that Kim boarded his personal train from the capital, Pyongyang, on Sunday afternoon to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin
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Secret Service agent there when JFK was shot breaks his silence for first time
Former Secret Service agent Paul Landis has spoken out aged 88-years-old and claims he heard two extra shots during the 1963 attack in Dallas - sparking intrigue in the assassination once again
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Anxious Prince Harry wipes sweat from face in animated display at Invictus Games
The Duke of Sussex was went through many highs and lows in the sidelines as he actively watched and cheered for the athletes participating in the 2023 Invictus Games in Germany
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Delta passengers stranded on remote island warned not to start a 'revolution’
Passengers onboard a Delta Airlines flight were told to be ‘grateful’ their plane didn’t crash after 'mechanical issue' forced them to land on a Portuguese island
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Double rainbow appears over New York as crowds mourn 9/11 victims
As thousands of people gathered in NYC to mark the 22nd anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, a double rainbow appeared over the city
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'There could be hundreds of Chinese spies in UK - and thousands of cyber spooks'
The scale of China’s espionage against the UK is immense and has increased dramatically in the past 20 years, with its spies now penetrating many aspects of our society
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Doctor drives 1,800 miles from UK to help earthquake rescue operation in Morocco
Just hours after the strong and rare earthquake struck on Friday night, the unidentified London-based doctor drove 1,800 miles to the epicentre near the Moroccan capital of Marrakech
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New Pirola Covid variant sweeps US as number of mutations alarms scientists
As summer comes to an end, signs in the US are pointing to a rise in Covid-19 activity as a new strain called Pirola dubbed the most striking since Omicron sweeps the US and enters the UK
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Trump's brag on 9/11 about having tallest building in New York resurfaces
Video footage from a bizarre telephone interview Donald Trump gave a New Jersey news outlet has resurfaced in which he brags about the size of one of his properties in the immediate aftermath of the devastating 9/11 attacks
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Warning Taliban may allow terror groups to plot new 9/11 as al-Qaeda gains hold
The Taliban is allowing Osama Bin Laden's terrorist network al-Qaeda to gain a foothold in Afghanistan and opposition leader Khalid Noor of Afghanistan’s National Resistance Council warns it could see another 9/11-style attack plotted
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Trinny Woodall's shares grief about ex-husband nine years after his suicide
Trinny Woodall has opened up on the tragic death of her former husband Johnny Elichaoff, who took his own life in 2014, and says the grief has only hit her now
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Muslim activist denies lying about race as her mum says she's 'white as snow'
A woman who's made a name for herself as a 'queer, Muslim' activist denies lying about her race while pointing fingers at DNA tests, while her mother came forward to let people know that, she's 'white as snow'
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What is an American bully XL and how breed was engineered with 'screw loose'
American XL bullies and bully mix breeds have been responsible for nearly half of dog attacks in the last year. But why are they regarded as such vicious dogs and how likely is a ban?
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King Charles sends 'good wishes' to North Korea on country's anniversary
The King sending his good wishes has raised eyebrows as Jong–un is a brutal dictator who represses his citizens, denies them freedom of movement and causes starvation
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Inside abandoned funeral home left as a time capsule from the day it was closed
The funeral home was once owned by a Vietnam war veteran and dad-of-three who became a pillar of the community on his return and was one of the first African-Americans to serve on the city council in South Carolina
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Exhausted Biden wraps up rambling Vietnam speech saying 'I'm gonna go to bed'
Joe Biden was speaking at a press conference in the Vietnamese capital of Hanoi after two days at the G20 summit in New Delhi, India, when he was pressed about China's relationship with the US
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Masked member of Putin’s youth army go on stabbing rampage at school
The 15-year-old suspect who is a member of Vladimir Putin's Russian youth army wounded three school staff during the rampage, and the relative of a student, it is alleged
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Woman who went to stroke dog left disfigured after it bit chunk out of her cheek
A woman who bent down to stroke a dog suffered horrific injuries as the animal leapt at her face and bit a chunk out of her cheek, but the animal had a history of aggression, a court heard
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'Spectacular' girl, 4, died hours before first day at school after heart surgery
Rose O'Leary-Hall passed away on September 4 - just a day before she was due to start school - after undergoing surgery to repair a heart defect
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Six early symptoms of silent killer cancer - including signs often missed
If caught early it is very treatable and charity bosses have urged men to be aware of the tell-tale signs to halt it in its tracks. The illness has no symptoms until it puts pressure on the urethra
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Signs your dog is dangerous from hiding to gesture mistaken for friendliness
Battersea's canine behaviourist dismisses the UK's banned breeds list and explains how you can determine if a dog is actually a threat to humans with certain cues
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Prince Harry puts on animated display as he waits for Meghan at Invictus Games
Prince Harry was spotted taking in the action from the track and field events on day three of the Invictus Games ahead of wife Meghan Markle joining him at the event in the German city of Dusseldorf
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Covid jab rollout launched as new variant hits UK - full list of people eligible
A new Covid variant, BA.2.86 has caught the attention of scientists due to its high number of mutations, prompting health chiefs to bring forward the autumn booster vaccine programme
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Strictly star Johannes Radebe hugged childhood bully in emotional reunion
Johannes Radebe, famously in Strictly Come Dancing's first ever same-sex coupling, says he was bullied relentlessly at school for his flamboyance