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Thousands of flying insects take over city as huge swarm causes chaos
Thousands of mayflies were spotted flying over roads in the middle of Yiyang, a city located in southern China's Hunan Province, as residents fear it could be a 'harbinger' of something much worse
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Benidorm 'piranha' fish attacking holidaymakers with these characteristics
More than 15 people a day are being attacked after swimming at Alicante's beaches with traumatised tourists seeking first aid treatment after being bitten by the once-peaceful "obladas"
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Warning signs your ears can give you about your health - from itchiness to wax
The ears aren't just important for your hearing and balance, but it turns out they could be giving you warning signs that something is wrong, meaning you should go to a doctor to investigate further
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Moment NASA's SpaceX crew splash down in sea after successful six-month mission
NASA's SpaceX crew has splashed down after six months at the International Space Station in spectacular scenes. The crew of four landed safely in the Atlantic ocean
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British tourist, 20, 'gang-raped in Cyprus hotel room' as 5 'young' men arrested
We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story
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Covid cases double to 93,000 a day amid emergence of new variant
New data from the ZOE health study shows there were 92,965 new daily cases of symptomatic infection on September 1, nearly double the 50,000 we were seeing at the start of August
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First red heifer in 2000 years fulfils Bible prophecy and signals 'end of days'
The first red heifer was born in 2,000 years, which fulfils a Bible prophecy, which claims it will mark the 'end of days'
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Testing dashes hopes that aeroplane panel belonged to Amelia Earhart
The analysis of a control panel that was found off the coast of an island in the Pacific has revealed that it doesn't belong to the famed pilot Amelia Earhart - but the same scientists say that hope isn't gone, and are doing more forensic testing on an image that may offer a new clue
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British drivers hit by one of the largest monthly petrol price hikes in 23 years
Petrol prices rose at one of the fastest rates on record in August as the cost of crude oil was passed on to motorists up and down the UK at petrol station forecourts
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American bully XL owner defends breed after attacks – but calls for tighter laws
American XL Bully owner Dave Fakhr agreed tougher action was needed on dog owners taking them on, but stopped short of calling for the breed to be banned following a string of recent attacks
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Love Island winners Kai and Sanam's epic clap back after receiving racist abuse
Love Island winners Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan perfectly handled an abusive message from a racist troll on TikTok. The two responded with a simple and short video
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Techies use £1.2million of drones to light up skies with amazing images
Mirror reporter gets a behind the scenes look at the British-based company creating the gasp-inducing aerial displays that have been wowing crowds around the world
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Remains of Berlin Wall get 'second life' on US-Mexico border in protest
A producer based in Los Angeles said he was turned away at the White House when he tried delivering the Berlin Wall relic to Donald Trump and then trucked it across the country to find a suitable home
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African plume to make UK hotter than Thailand - and heat may stay until October
Britain could be hotter than popular holiday resorts in Thailand thanks to a plume of warm air coming north from Africa, with some forecasters predicting summery temperatures to last until October
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Harry and Meghan will have to answer to Archie and Lilibet over 'confusing' rift
Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet are facing a lonely childhood in America without a close bond with their royal cousins and grandparents, says Princess Diana’s confidant Paul Burrell
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Taiwan braces for mega 100mph killer storm as Typhoon Haikui approaches land
Dozens of domestic flights have been halted, as have classes and outdoor events, with Taiwanese workers having been advised to remain at home as Typhoon Haikui prepares to make landfall
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'Piranha-style' attacks rock holiday hotspot - with teeth wounds left on skin
There has been a rise in the number of people in Benidorm seeking medical attention on the beaches due to attacks by "obladas"; fish that leaves teeth wounds on arms, legs and backs
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‘Real Putin hasn't been in public for 14 months - and could already be dead'
Ukrainian spymaster Major-General Kyrylo Budanov has repeated claims he has made throughout the war, that Vladimir Putin is already dead and that one or more doppelgängers are being used in his place
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Horrifying case of US citizen who was tortured before dying in North Korea
Otto Wambier died after being in custody of Pyongyang and his parents cite North Korea's treatment of him as the reason for his demise with evidence of torture
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Scientists one step closer to ‘finally eradicating’ deadly malaria
Scientists discovered it after realising they couldn't get the mosquitoes to carry a particularly dangerous form of malaria, a disease that kills more than 600,000 every year
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Strictly's Motsi Mabuse explains how show has changed her relationship with Oti
Motsi Mabuse talks about her return to the Strictly Come Dancing judging panel later this month, and the launch of her new skincare range with QVC, Lovemore by Motsi Mabuse
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Nine signs you have common deficiency – from hair loss to aching muscles
Vitamin D deficiency affects as many as 1-in-6 Brits, and there are very easy to spot signs that you might be suffering from a shortfall in the vital nutrient too.
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Ron DeSantis snubs Biden as President travels to see Hurricane Idalia aftermath
The bitter political rivalry between President Joe Biden and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis took shape in a public snubbing, as DeSantis' team insist that there's 'too much work' to do
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Russia linked hackers hit UK Ministry of Defence as security secrets leaked
Hackers targeted the database of a firm which handles the security for some of Britain's most secretive sites - including a nuclear submarine base and a chemical weapon lab
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