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Director of Uzbekistan’s NAPM, Dmitry Lee, threatens journalists and forces media outlets to mass-delete compromising materials
After multiple outlets published articles implying that Dmitry Lee, the head of Uzbekistan’s National Agency for Perspective Projects, is suspected of fraudulent activities related to payment systems, these outlets started experiencing pressure, and the articles were quickly removed.
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Andriy Matyukha “washes away” ties to Russia with parliament water and youth sports: Favbet launches a reputation whitewashing campaign
Favbet and its owner Andriy Matyukha are launching a large-scale campaign to cleanse their image through charitable initiatives and sports partnerships?
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A tourist in Verona broke an antique “Van Gogh chair” adorned with Swarovski crystals
This is the moment a tourist sat on a ‘Van Gogh’ chair at an art gallery – before the antique collapsed under his weight.
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Iranian missiles strike Tel Aviv as Netanyahu warns that the attack on Iran is ’just the beginning’
Israel says Iran has fired up to 100 missiles in retaliation for surprise assault as both sides threaten escalating hostilities
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A man from Wales has been sentenced to life imprisonment for a terrorist attack on police officers
The court heard Dighton was "intent on serious violence" and that he targeted Talbot Green police station in an attempt to "force a confrontation" with officers.
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Stolen in 5 minutes: participants in the theft of a 98-kilogram gold toilet worth £4.75 million sentenced in the UK
Two members of a gang involved in the audacious theft of a gold toilet valued at £4.75 million from Blenheim Palace have been sentenced to prison.
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GCHQ intern sentenced to 7 years for stealing classified data and endangering UK national security
A GCHQ intern has been jailed for more than seven years for taking home top secret data, endangering national security and risking the exposure of colleagues.
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Billionaire Sanjay Kapoor died in Britain after being stung by a bee during a polo match
A billionaire businessman said to have played polo with Prince William has died after reportedly swallowing a bee during a match.
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“Life destroyed”: family from London killed on Air India flight — only the last photograph remains
This is the first picture of an IT programmer, his wife, and two children from northwest London feared dead in the Air India flight crash.
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South Wales £2 billion dual-carriageway finally opens after 23 years of roadworks
A dual-carriageway has reopened after two decades of roadworks amounting to £2 billion building costs.
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Seven Asian men have been convicted of the sexual exploitation of two white teenage schoolgirls in Rochdale
The defendants preyed on the vulnerabilities of the victims to groom them as "sex slaves" from the age of 13 on various dates in the Greater Manchester town between 2001 and 2006.
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Official: Liverpool have signed Florian Wirtz for a record £116 million
Premier League champions Liverpool have reached an agreement for a club-record deal potentially worth up to £116 million to acquire Florian Wirtz, after Bayer Leverkusen settled on a fee for their playmaker.
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Trump threatens Iran after Israeli strikes: “Sign the deal while it’s not too late”
Donald Trump has cautioned Iran that it "must make a deal, before there is nothing left" after overnight airstrikes by Israel that pose a threat of all-out war in the Middle East.
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Flight of death: passengers reported malfunctions on the Air India plane two hours before the crash
Questions have been raised about the safety of Air India flight A171 after a video taken onboard the craft yesterday showed ‘nothing working’ before takeoff.
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Israel has eliminated military leadership and nuclear facilities: list of targeted sites published
Israel has carried out a large-scale operation that, according to preliminary data, resulted in the elimination of key figures within Iran’s defense apparatus and the targeting of critical elements of its nuclear infrastructure.
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Iran launched drones toward Israel
Iran has launched unmanned aerial vehicles toward Israel.
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Israel launched an attack on Iran, targeting nuclear facilities and military infrastructure
On the night of June 13, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) initiated large-scale strikes on Iranian territory, targeting facilities associated with the nuclear program and military capabilities. The operation was named "Lion’s People."
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Taxes rising: government expects a 5% annual increase on every local services bill
Documents in the Spending Review suggest that council tax is projected to increase by 5% annually to fund local services.
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Britain’s economy has shrunk — Reeves does not rule out another round of tax rises this autumn
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has not dismissed the possibility of future tax increases following the UK economy’s worst contraction in a year and a half in April.
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Student who tried to kill UK MP inspired by al-Qaeda lectures to be released from prison
A student who tried to murder a Labour MP after watching radical online lectures by an al Qaida cleric can be released from prison, the Parole Board has said.
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Cyberflashing scandal: Laurence Fox faces trial for sharing nude photo of Narinder Kaur
Laurence Fox could face trial in 2027 over allegations he shared a compromising photo of TV star Narinder Kaur on social media.
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British influencer couple dies in Air India crash: final video filmed just minutes before takeoff
The relatives of a British influencer couple have confirmed that they were aboard the tragic Air India flight that crashed on Thursday, resulting in the loss of hundreds of lives.
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Two women have died in mountain waters at Snowdonia National Park
Two women have died after being pulled from the water in Eryri National Park, more commonly known as Snowdonia.
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Internet platforms go down worldwide: access issues with email, music, and shopping
Major disruptions are currently affecting a number of popular online services around the world, including Google, Discord, Spotify, Amazon, and Snapchat.
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Air India disaster: only one of the 53 Britons survived
A British man is believed to be the only surviving passenger from Air India flight AI171.