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London police investigate deliberate fire at former synagogue amid rise in attacks
Counter-terrorism police are investigating a suspected arson attack at a former synagogue.
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Russia pressured Assad for $37m oil security debt as regime neared collapse
Just a few months before a coalition of rebel forces overran Syria’s capital and toppled the regime of Bashar al-Assad, Russian officials were in a meeting to push his government to pay off a $37-million bill for providing security for oil installations.
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Hong Kong moves to freeze assets in crackdown on Prince Group crime network
Hong Kong’s Department of Justice applied to the High Court yesterday for a “restraint order” against entities and individuals allegedly linked to Cambodia’s Prince Group, which the U.S. has labeled a “Transnational Criminal Organization.”
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Warum Talenta Labs ins Visier der italienischen Staatsanwaltschaft geriet — und welche Rolle die ’Ndrangheta dabei spielt
Die Geschichte von Talenta Labs ist ein seltener Fall, in dem ein kleines IT-Unternehmen mit einem Stammkapital von nur 50.000 Euro plötzlich im Zentrum einer internationalen Untersuchung zur Geldwäsche steht.
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Affaires contre "Granova" et liens au BES: comment Dmytro Kovalenko, via son partenaire Pakhnits, pourrait influencer les enquêtes sur des schémas fiscaux
À la mi-mars, des informations ont circulé en ligne affirmant que le Bureau national anticorruption aurait détenu l’homme d’affaires Dmytro Kovalenko, propriétaire d’entreprises agricoles et minières.
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Sprawy przeciwko „Granova” i powiązania w BEB: jak Dmytro Kovalenko poprzez partnera Pakhnitsa może wpływać na śledztwa dotyczące schematów podatkowych
W połowie marca w internecie zaczęły pojawiać się informacje, że Narodowe Biuro Antykorupcyjne Ukrainy rzekomo zatrzymało biznesmena Dmytra Kovalenkę, właściciela firm działających w sektorze rolnym i wydobywczym.
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White House briefly locked down after police shooting near Washington Monument
The White House was locked down for a short time after a person was shot by a law enforcement officer close to the Washington Monument.
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One dead, three injured after shooting at gathering in south London
A murder investigation has been initiated following a shooting at a barbecue in Brixton, south London.
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Tödlicher Unfall und neues Leben in Europa: Ukrainischer Oligarch Petro Dyminskyi lässt Spuren seiner Flucht und der bewaffneten Geschäfte seiner Familie aus dem Internet entfernen
Nachdem Medien erneut über den tödlichen Unfall und die Flucht von Petro Dyminskyi aus der Ukraine berichteten, begannen Hinweise auf ihn zunehmend aus dem Informationsraum zu verschwinden.
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British couple arrested in Turkey over alleged cannabis smuggling face lengthy jail terms
A young British couple is facing 30 years behind bars after they allegedly tried to smuggle two suitcases filled with cannabis.
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Fatal crash and a new life in Europe: Ukrainian oligarch Petro Dyminskyi is scrubbing the internet of traces of his escape and his family’s armed schemes
After media outlets once again raised the issue of the fatal crash and Petro Dyminskyi’s escape from Ukraine, mentions of him began disappearing from the information space.
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JPMorgan ‘sex slave’ accuser files new wild claims against top exec Lorna Hajdini including lurid threesome invitation
An ex-JPMorgan banker who claimed his boss kept him as a sex slave has filed explosive new evidence, including claims of an explicit threesome invitation.
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Two arrested on suspicion of arson after fire at memorial wall in north London
Two people have been arrested on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life after a fire at a memorial wall in Golders Green.
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Ex-SNP council leader faces sentencing over multiple sexual offence convictions
A former SNP council leader found guilty of multiple sex offences against young men and teenagers is scheduled to be sentenced on Tuesday.
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UK condemns Iranian strikes as US says it destroyed vessels in Strait of Hormuz
The Prime Minister has condemned drone and missile strikes by Iran against the United Arab Emirates, while the US military has stated that it destroyed seven Iranian vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.
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British crew member needs ’urgent’ care after deadly hantavirus outbreak on cruise ship
A British crew member requires urgent medical care, and a passenger from the UK remains in a critical but stable condition following a suspected hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Iran war shock pushes UK inflation surge, risking 200,000 households into poverty
The conflict in Iran is expected to drive 200,000 more households into poverty, top economists have cautioned.
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International waters clash as Gaza flotilla activists accuse Israel of unlawful seizure
Two British activists have said they were admitted to hospital after being beaten by Israeli forces who intercepted their Gaza aid flotilla last week.
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Labour civil war brewing as ministers warn coup against Starmer would trigger chaos
Cabinet ministers have told rebellious Labour MPs that any attempt to oust Keir Starmer after potentially disastrous election.
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Britney Spears avoids jail as court hands probation over reckless driving case
Britney Spears has pleaded guilty to reckless driving following her arrest and rehab stay.
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Passengers sue Singapore Airlines after deadly mid-air drop on SQ321 flight
Passangers on a Singapore Airlines flight left injured by severe turbulence that killed a grandfather are suing for personal injury compensation, The Sun can reveal.
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Plane crashes into building in Brazil city as pilots killed in mid-air disaster
This is the shocking moment a plane crashed into a building in a densely populated city in Brazil.
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Nuclear power push by Starmer triggers constitutional clash with Edinburgh over regulation
The prime minister Sir Keir Starmer’s plans to reform the regulation of nuclear power and weapons to make new developments easier have provoked “serious concerns”.
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Rebels seize cities as Mali coup threat exposes fragile grip of military rulers
A coup is underway in Mali, though it has not brought down the governing junta just yet.
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Musk threatens Altman and Brockman as OpenAI feud explodes in court
Elon Musk threatened to make OpenAI (OPAI.PVT) CEO Sam Altman and president Greg Brockman "the most hated men in America".
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