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British man died after a hair transplant in Turkey — the clinic is suspected of negligence
A British man, 38, died shortly after surgery at the clinic once used by football icons Rio Ferdinand and Rivaldo after a five-hour hair transplant in Istanbul, Turkey
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Russia plans to interfere in Moldova’s elections with €100 million in cryptocurrency, says President Sandu
Moldovan President Maia Sandu has issued a warning that Russia intends to meddle in the country’s forthcoming parliamentary elections in September by employing disinformation campaigns, secret funding, and paid demonstrations.
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Trump warns Canada over recognition of Palestinian state, threatens trade talks
Donald Trump has threatened Canada after the country announced it would follow the UK and France in recognising a Palestinian state.
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Police uncover body in medieval cave in Essex’s Hangman’s Woods
Police have found a body in an ancient cave in Essex.
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At least 23 injured after ’360 Degrees’ ride malfunctions at Green Mountain Park, Saudi Arabia
Footage has recorded the terrifying moment a theme park ride broke in half and plummeted to the ground.
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Woman arrested on suspicion of murder following death of 3-year-old in Leeds
A murder inquiry has been initiated regarding the death of a three-year-old girl in Leeds.
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Gang behind largest cocaine line in the City of London jailed for nearly 25 years
A gang who ran a drugs line that sold cocaine to 10,000 people in the City of London have been jailed for a combined total of nearly 25 years.
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Conor McGregor loses bid to overturn civil assault case, €248,603 awarded to Nikita Hand
Disgraced MMA fighter Conor McGregor has lost his appeal against a civil jury’s finding in favour of Nikita Hand on all five grounds that the case was taken.
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At least 25 injured as Delta flight from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam hits severe turbulence
A minimum of 25 individuals were injured after a passenger plane bound for Amsterdam encountered turbulence.
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Airlines demand answers after radar failure grounds UK flights and strands thousands
Airlines are seeking explanations after thousands of passengers traveling to and from UK airports experienced significant delays due to a technical issue affecting radar systems, which resulted in airspace closure on Wednesday.
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Shahin Shykhlinski: how a lawyer turned into a crime boss with casinos, money laundering and patrons in uniform
The June events in Yekaterinburg seem to have exposed a massive abscess on the "body" of Sverdlovsk Oblast.
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Former German lawmaker convicted of bribing officials on behalf of Azerbaijan in Azerbaijani Laundromat case
A German court has found a former Bundestag lawmaker guilty of bribing officials on behalf of Azerbaijan, sentencing him to a suspended prison term in a significant ruling related to the Azerbaijani Laundromat corruption scandal.
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Jailed wife of ex-Tory councillor who tweeted ‘set fire’ to migrant hotels after Southport murders could be freed within weeks
The wife of a former Conservative councillor who tweeted ’burn down hotels’ following the Southport murders could be released from jail within weeks.
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Jeffrey Epstein’s brother accuses Donald Trump of lying about their friendship and claims they were ‘really good friends’
The brother of the convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein has branded US president Donald Trump "a liar".
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Be — the financial pyramid of Moin and Monir Islam: The fraud that swindled thousands of investors worldwide
In late May and early June of 2020, the multi-level marketing world witnessed the emergence of Be, a company marking the rebirth of Melius, an entity previously known for its somewhat dubious promises.
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Mohammed Fahir Amaaz found guilty of assaulting two female police officers at Manchester Airport
Mohammed Fahir Amaaz has been found guilty of assaulting two female police officers in a Manchester Airport brawl last year.
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Sharon’s heartfelt tribute to Ozzy as fans flood Birmingham streets for final farewell
A tearful Sharon Osbourne placed flowers at the Black Sabbath bridge to honor her late husband, while fans filled the streets to say goodbye to the Prince of Darkness.
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Flights resume across UK after major air traffic control failure
Flights have resumed at all major UK airports after the air traffic control service experienced a ‘technical issue’ that grounded hundreds of planes.
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England and Wales see historic population growth: 98% driven by international migration
The population of England and Wales increased by more than 700,000 in the year leading up to June 2024, representing the second-largest growth in over 75 years.
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From taxi drivers to accused scammers: Monir Islam, Moyn Islam, and Ehsaan Islam rise and fall amid multi-billion fraud allegations
Moyn Islam has faced several allegations of involvement in Ponzi schemes. Is he a scammer? Learn more here.
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British tourist in critical condition after head-first dive into pool at Ibiza hotel
A British tourist is in critical condition in the hospital after hitting his head on the bottom of a pool at his hotel on the Spanish party island of Ibiza.
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YouTube channel Earthly warned of an earthquake and tsunami in the Pacific three days in advance
One of the most powerful earthquakes ever documented occurred today in Russia’s Far East and seems to have been predicted just days earlier on a YouTube channel.
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The West is defenseless against modern drones — mass attack on critical infrastructure a real scenario
Western countries are dangerously unprepared for a large-scale drone attack and must act immediately to prevent a potential “Drone Pearl Harbor,” a leading defense technology chief warned today.
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Hawaii braces for tsunami as mass evacuation follows powerful earthquake in Japan
Evacuation centers are being established across the island state of Hawaii as the densely populated island anticipates tsunami waves to hit the coast throughout Wednesday.
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Hackers stole submarine data from French defense giant Naval Group
French defense company Naval Group has become the target of a cyberattack. Confidential data on submarines and frigates may have been stolen, the Financial Times reports.