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Donald Trump reacts after 2-year Facebook ban ends by blasting social media site
The lift of the ban will allow Donald Trump to communicate directly with his 34million followers on Facebook, as well as to resume direct fundraising while he runs for the White House
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Gemma Collins 'desperate' to gym after gaining a stone and being unable to move
Gemma Collins, who recently returned from a holiday, revealed she wants to find a gym and focus on her fitness
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School slammed for planning Abu Dhabi trip costing whopping £2,500 per pupil
The school in Wales had been asked by parents if there would be anymore overseas trips after the hiatus caused by the pandemic but the cost has shocked some parents
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Love Island's Will Young appears to party with bag of a white substance in video
A video has emerged of Love Island contestant Will Young partying with what appears to be a bag of a white substance, while at a venue in Croatia months before appearing on our screens
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Meghan Markle's three-word first message to Harry when she slid into his DMs
Prince Harry spotted Meghan Markle on his friend's Instagram, and asked her to pass on his account details - and it didn't take long for the US actress to compliment the Duke of Sussex's stunning photos
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Mystery handprint uncovered in 1,000-year old moat wall baffles experts
Construction work in Jerusalem has led to the discovery of a well-preserved mysterious handprint in the wall of a moat that dates back at least 1,000 years and it has left researchers baffled
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Earth’s inner solid core rotation may have slowed, study suggests
New published research suggests that the inner core of the Earth may now be rotation more slowly than the mantel over the past 10 years
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'The West stands with Ukraine - Russia's evil and illegal invasion must not win'
This display of solidarity by Western nations sends a powerful message to Vladimir Putin that they remain steadfast in their support for President Zelensky and the Ukrainian people
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One million kids growing up in poverty as families fight to buy even the basics
One in four UK children, including 1.3 million primary school children and one million under four, are growing up below the poverty line, a new report has found
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Doctor explains why some kids 'always sick' with colds and when you should worry
A doctor has attempted to calm the worries of parents concerned why their children are 'always sick' over the winter period. Paediatrician Alasdair Munro said the winter is "particularly bad" for viruses
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World united against evil as UK, US and Germany give military help to Ukraine
Volodymyr Zelensky has thanked nations including Germany and the UK for their military help, after they pledged to support Ukraine in its fight against Vladimir Putin's Russia
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Trump to be allowed back on Facebook and Instagram 'in weeks' with strict rules
Former US president Donald Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts were suspended two years ago after he used his social media pages to praise people engaged in violence at the Capitol in January 2021
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Man who spent £19,000 to 'become a wolf' wants to be free of human relationships
Toru Ueda from Japan bought a wolf costume from Zeppet, a company that creates costumes and models for television and film production. He said he forgets about all troubles when he wears the suit
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Food and drink thefts in global supply chain could threaten higher food prices
Thefts from facilities now account for a quarter of all thefts from the supply chain - overtaking hijacking thefts, according to a new report
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Russia installs anti-aircraft missiles on key Moscow buildings in sabotage fears
The missile systems have been set up on Russian government and political buildings, plus VIP homes in a sign of Kremlin paranoia over civil war breaking out over war in Ukraine
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US sending 31 battle tanks to Ukraine in major blow to Vladimir Putin's Russia
Joe Biden's administration has committed more than $26 billion to Ukraine and said the tanks will “enhance Ukraine’s capacity to defend its territory and achieve its strategic objectives"
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Teachers share the kids names they automatically associate with trouble
A group of teachers have taken to Reddit to share the names of their 'worst behaved' students, saying they'll end up being 'the next Karens' in another 20 years
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City where temperatures plummet to -53C and you can get frostbite in minutes
Close to the Russian border, the northern Chinese city of Mohe is not a stranger to cold climes with winter periods usually lasting eight months but this record-breaking spell reached -53C
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Vladimir Putin stages provocative war games with 'hypersonic missile launch'
The Russian warship Admiral Gorshkov armed with the deadly missiles sailed dangerously close to the US with the ship's commander boasting that the Gorshkov is “the most dangerous enemy in the world’s oceans”
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Inside China fur farms where animals born to die for fashion live in dirty cages
More than 100 million animals - including mink, fox, raccoon dog, chinchilla and rabbit - are killed each year for their fur, with the creatures typically living in filthy, one-metre squared battery cages
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Russia unveils 'Mad Max' style armoured killing machine dubbed The Wagner Wagon
Russia's new “Mad Max” style fighting vehicle, dubbed The Wagner Wagon, is mine-resistant and bristling with weaponry such as a 14.5 mm heavy machine gun capable of hitting targets two miles away
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Jesy Nelson slammed after sharing video of 'stressed' tiger lunging at her
Former Little Mix star Jesy Nelson has been hit with backlash after taking to social media to share a video of what appears to be a distressed tiger while staying at a safari park
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Pet fish expose YouTuber's credit card details as he livestreams Pokemon game
A YouTuber who runs the Mutekimaru Channel ran an experiment where he managed to get his fish playing a computer game with basic controls, but soon things went wrong and the fish took control
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Scarlette Douglas teaming up with Boy George to become UK's Eurovision entry
Scarlette Douglas - best known for presenting A Place in the Sun - once performed as a backing singer and dancer for the UK's act at the Eurovision Song Contest, and she's keen to represent us again
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North Korea orders five-day lockdown in capital over 'respiratory illness'
Movement in the capital of Pyongyang, North Korea, has been restricted from Wednesday to Sunday as its residents have also been ordered to check their temperature daily