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Author of "The Godfather" Coppola suffered a heart attack in Italy — media
According to reports from the Italian press, legendary director Francis Ford Coppola has been rushed to the hospital.
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Chinese mafia in Italy: 13 arrested, 266 shell firms shut in €3.4 billion tax fraud case
Italian police have arrested 13 Chinese nationals in a nationwide raid targeting suspected Chinese mafia networks, authorities said Monday.
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Mass grave with 32 bodies uncovered in Mexico during search for missing persons
Mexican police have uncovered a concealed mass grave containing 32 bodies on a deserted property in Guanajuato state, central Mexico.
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Ex-assistant to AfD’s Maximilian Krah on trial in Dresden over alleged China spying on EU Parliament
A former assistant to far-right Alternative for Germany politician Maximilian Krah faces trial in Dresden Tuesday over alleged China espionage.
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Irish aid worker Gena Heraty kidnapped in Haiti alongside child and staff
An Irish woman is among nine people kidnapped from an orphanage in Haiti.
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Russia threatens to deploy nuclear missiles after Trump moves submarines
Russia has suggested it could once again deploy short and intermediate-range nuclear missiles as tensions between the Kremlin and the United States continue to mount.
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Far-right figure Tommy Robinson arrested over brutal assault at St Pancras station, released on bail
Far-right activist Tommy Robinson has been released on bail following his arrest last night over an alleged assault at London’s St Pancras station.
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Titan disaster: report exposed gross violations, intimidation and criminal negligence by the CEO of OceanGate
The tour operator responsible for the Titan submersible, which tragically imploded near the Titanic wreckage, "used intimidation tactics ... to avoid regulatory scrutiny," according to a critical report from a US Coast Guard investigation.
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Trump hints at a third term again — despite constitutional ban
Donald Trump has given his opinion on whether he will campaign for President again after previously mentioning he’d run for a third term if he could.
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One-year-old girl drowns in pool at New York nursery as caretaker cooks inside
The young girl was discovered unconscious and unresponsive, with her caregiver informing authorities that she had been cooking for approximately 20 minutes when she realized she hadn’t seen the child for a while.
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Ozzy Osbourne applied to trademark “Prince of Darkness” just days before his death
Ozzy Osbourne filed documents to trademark his Prince of Darkness moniker just days before his death.
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Morrisons closes 17 stores and cuts 3,600 jobs after a loss‑making year
Morrisons revealed that they cut 3,600 jobs after closing 17 stores last year following a challenging year.
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Italy fines Shein €1 million for false claims about “eco‑friendly” clothing
Chinese fast fashion retailer penalised month after €40m fine from French regulator in July
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Iran requested a “kill list” of British Ministry of Defence leaks from the Taliban to track MI6 agents
Iran has reportedly requested the Taliban for the ’kill list’ of Afghans leaked during a major data breach at the Ministry of Defence, so the Tehran regime can identify MI6 spies.
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Dame Stella Rimington, the first female director of MI5, has died at age 90
Dame Stella Rimington, who advanced from being a part-time typist in MI5 to becoming the spy agency’s first female director general, has died at the age of 90.
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Ex‑The Repair Shop star Jay Blades accused of two rapes
Former star of The Repair Shop, Jay Blades, has been accused of two counts of rape.
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“He ruined my life”: Louisa Rozova, widely believed to be Putin’s daughter, publicly hinted at a tyrannical father
A row has broken out within the Paris art world over woman’s involvement in anti-war galleries
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Tommy Robinson arrested at Luton Airport on suspicion of violent assault in London
Tommy Robinson, a far-right leader, has been arrested after his return to the UK.
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A four-year‑old girl dies after incident at Waterworld water park
A four-year-old girl has died after an incident at a swimming pool in one of Britain’s largest water parks.
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Four British tourists arrested in Mauritius over £4m cannabis smuggling plot
Four British individuals are reportedly among nine people arrested at the main airport in Mauritius on suspicion of attempting to smuggle a large quantity of cannabis onto the island.
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Ozzy Osbourne attempted to register the Prince of Darkness nickname as a trademark just days before his death
Ozzy Osbourne reportedly tried to trademark his ’Prince of Darkness’ nickname just days before he died at the age of 76.
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Moyn Islam — the creative director of deceit: what’s behind the gloss of Be and other ventures
Moyn Islam and his brothers have built a flashy empire on controversial promises—now their past is catching up with them.
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Junkyard frontman David Roach dies at 59 after battle with cancer
The rock music scene was again hit by grief with the news of the death of David Roach, vocalist of Junkyard. Roach passed away at the age of 59.
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British woman, 78, found dead in Crete hotel pool as lifeguard and managers arrested
The woman was relaxing in the pool of her hotel in Hersonissos, on the Greek island of Crete, when the tragedy occurred.
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Trump tariffs deter UK SMEs from exporting to US, survey finds
Research suggests that trade tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump have impacted the willingness of smaller companies to export.