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More than 30 migrants feared dead after three boats shipwreck off coast of Italy
So far, the country's coastguard has rescued 57 migrants from two boats that capsized during the night in rough seas south of a tiny Italian island and recovered two bodies, authorities said
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Kim Jong-un sports massive Peaky Blinders-style cap for tour of weapon factory
The visit of Kim Jong-un to the facilities has experts concerned that the dictator is considering cooperation with Russia, days after giving Moscow's Defense Minister a tour
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Over 800 sharks at popular holiday hotspot including terrifying 8ft 'Big Daddy'
Researchers have been studying shark populations off the coast of Cape Cod in the US in order to try and estimate just how many sharks are calling the popular holiday spot's waters home
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'We were given 90 days to leave our homes - but we made ourselves apart of UK'
Nisha Popat was one of tens of thousands of Asians who were forcibly expelled from Uganda when she was just nine-years-old - along with her family she came to the UK and made a life for themselves
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Revolutionary Alzheimer's drug can stop symptoms - how it could help millions
A gene-silencing treatment known as ALN-APP is bringing new hope to Alzheimer's patients after one single dose was proven to reduce levels of amyloid precursor protein by up to 90 per cent
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Dark explanation why Hiroshima bomb left victims' shadows etched on pavements
Oppenheimer's atomic bomb used on the Japanese city of Hiroshima killed up to 140,000 and mysterious shadows of its victims were left behind, etched on pavements
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Homeless Ukrainian refugee 'scared someone will smash his head in' on the street
Sergiy, 44, says he is struggling to sleep rough on the streets of London in case someone attacks him and steals his vital documents - he says he has begged for help from Ealing Council
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NHS paracetamol shortage sparks fears for patients recovering after operations
The shortage of intravenous (IV) paracetamol is expected to continue until at least November and the Government blamed 'capacity constraints with a manufacturer'
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Fury over HS2's contract with Fujitsu as 'project is coming off the rails'
HS2 is spending £1million with Fujitsu, which was mired in controversy after it which built a faulty IT system that ruined the lives of hundreds of Post Office workers
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Mormon teen collapses and dies in front of family after being told dream mission
Liam Mildenstein, a 19-year-old Mormon, member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, collapsed to the floor and died straight after finding out that he would go to his dream location for a missionary assignment
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Frenzy as 'piece of Freddie Mercury's DNA' to fetch £50,000 at auction
The comb, which Freddie Mercury, Queen's frontman, bought for just £90, still oozes a kind of magic more than 30 years after the musician died in Kensington, west London
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'Pessimism is sometimes the best medicine - we must be prepared for the worst'
Rachael Bletchly says she was born pessimist, adding that telling a worrier to 'just stop worrying' is futile and now, officially, the worst bit of advice you can give
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Russian tanker hit by Ukrainian sea drone packed with 992 pounds of explosives
The vessel's engine room sustained damage in the strike on Friday night in the Black Sea near Crimea and, though 11 crew members were on board, there were no severe casualties
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People are only just learning what brand name Lego actually means after 91 years
Lego customers have been left gobsmacked after learning what the brand name actually means 91 years after the plastic construction toys were introduced to the world
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Myleene Klass shares secret to her ageless I'm A Celeb bikini body
The former singer turned heads when she was on I'm A Celeb in 2006 as she showered in a bikini - only to recreate her look in 2023 on the 'All Stars' edition of the show
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Mysterious radio signals spotted from ‘hungry black hole’ as scientists baffled
A new study has discovered strange radio signals being blasted out of a black hole for a fraction of a second, leaving scientists baffled
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Meghan Markle's two-word remark to bachelorette party during birthday trip
As Meghan Markle celebrated her 42nd birthday this week, her husband Prince Harry was nowhere to be found when she and her gal pals went to see the new Barbie movie
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British forces in largest joint training exercise with US and Australian troops
Royal Marines joined the two allies and 10 other nations for Exercise Talisman Sabre to practise storming sea defences Down Under
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Trump calls on Supreme Court he appointed one-third of to intervene in legal woe
Donald Trump lashed out after he was arraigned in a Washington DC court yesterday and called on the Supreme Court to intervene in his legal battles amid his presidential bid
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New Covid variant spreading rapidly across UK amid rise in cases across all ages
Experts at the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) have said the new Covid variant is now responsible for one in seven cases across the country amid a rise in infections over the summer
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People only just learning what the 4 suits on deck of cards actually represent
People have been left gobsmacked after discovering what the four suits in a deck of cards - hearts, diamonds, clovers and spades - represent and why they were chosen to feature on the cards
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Kanye West's new wife Bianca Censori wears bikini as pregnancy rumours heat up
Kanye West and Bianca Censori tied the knot in a private ceremony back in January, with fans recently speculating that the Yeezy architect could now be pregnant
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Mum 'refuses to look in mirror' after dogs burst into house and 'eat her face'
WARNING DISTURBING: Dipuo Kokolsi was washing dishes in a kitchen when the pit bulls broke free and mauled her face — ripping off her lips and nose — before her neighbour rushed to save her
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Ukrainian model who survived 'assassination' poses for Playboy in metal bikini
Iryna Bilotserkovets, a model and TV presenter, has appeared on the cover of Playboy magazine wearing an eyepatch and a metal bikini after surviving an attempt on her life
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UFOs 'took over Russian nukes' and 'entered launch codes' nearly triggering WW3
Journalist George Knapp told Congress that the Russian military has had a number of run-ins with UFOS since the late 1960s including a terrifying incident at a missile silo in Ukraine