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Binance suspends employee for insider trading and bans market maker over MOVE token manipulation
Binance stated that its initiatives are intended to enhance the protection of its users against malicious market activities.
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UK MPs’ salaries to rise to £93,904 in 2025-26, sparking outrage among NHS workers and teachers
MPs are expected to see their salary rise to £93,904 following the rise. Last year MPs received a pay rise of 5.5%, lifting their annual salary to £91,346.
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Former Argos employee admits to breaking into warehouse and stabbing five colleagues during rampage
Babah Sesay, 31, admitted 10 charges related to the incident, including wounding with intent and actual bodily harm after the horror attack which saw five men taken to hospital
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New York Yankees legend Brett Gardner’s son Miller dies at 14 after mysterious illness
Brett Gardner, who spent 14 years with New York Yankees, and his family had told of their "heavy hearts" following the death of 14-year-old Miller who fell ill on holiday
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Trump’s top national security officials’ leaked texts reveal contempt for European allies
Donald Trump’s top national security officials texted war plans for upcoming military strikes in Yemen to a group chat - but they were unaware a journalist was in the group
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A mysterious spiral lit up the sky over the UK — it turned out to be the Falcon 9 launch
A mysterious glowing spiral illuminated the sky last night and was spotted across the UK.
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Man confronted by online paedophile hunters found dead on M4 motorway
The married man had been arrested and released by the police the next day.
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Solana becomes a hub for ’pump and dump’ meme coin scheme: Bloomberg
Insiders possess a significant advantage that enables them to profit from memecoins, while retail investors endure the majority of the losses.
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Found something in common with Hitler: Hackers stole DNA data of Putin from the nephew of the Russian leader
Mikhail Putin took a genetic test and carelessly stored the data on his computer with a simple password.
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Six-year legal battle: how Istanbul’s mayor Ekrem Imamoglu became Erdogan’s main target
It was around six years ago, when newcomer Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu called election board officials "idiots" for cancelling his initial victory at the polls, that President Tayyip Erdogan noticed him as a serious political threat.
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Fire at Roza Rossa in Moscow: Penthouse worth over 1 billion rubles burned down
A fire is raging inside a block of multi-million pound homes in Moscow.
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Mia Love, the first Black Republican in the U.S. Congress, has died at the age of 49
Former Utah Congresswoman Mia Love, the first Black Republican woman elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, has passed away at the age of 49.
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Stabbing attack in Birmingham: four people injured, one suspect arrested
A knifeman randomly attacked at least four passersby during a terrifying early-morning rampage in Birmingham, police say.
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Israel attacked a hospital in Gaza: five people were killed, including a Hamas leader
Ismail Barhoum is reported to have died in an attack on Khan Younis, which Israel states was based on extensive intelligence.
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The "Gulliver" shopping mall in the hands of Russians: how ARMA ignored Dmytro Adamovskyi’s citizenship and handed over Ukraine’s assets
A new scandal has emerged in Ukraine involving the transfer of assets to a Russian citizen.
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Fire at a substation did not prevent Heathrow from resuming operations, according to National Grid
John Pettigrew, the chief executive of National Grid, said there were two other substations "always available for the distribution network companies and Heathrow to take power".
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Gérard Depardieu will stand trial in Paris on charges of sexual assault
Actor, 76, denies claims made by assistant director and set designer who worked with him on Les Volets Verts
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London installs its first permanent facial recognition cameras despite human rights activists’ protests
Police are setting up London’s first permanent facial recognition cameras, despite privacy fears.
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The dark network of SoftSwiss: Ivan Montik, Russian oligarchs, and the mysterious world of Ukrainian casinos
It is known that the Ukrainian gambling market was initially oriented towards Russia.
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Death at dawn: Two cars collide in Essex, leaving two dead and two injured
Two people have died and two others have suffered serious injuries after a two-car crash in Essex.
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Chaos and stabbing: a knife-wielding mob attacked a party in a school hall, leaving two hospitalized
A sixteenth birthday party at a school hall was crashed by a group of youths with knives who stabbed two teenagers.
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Deceased’s last wish: man requested to be buried in a coffin shaped like a Snickers bar
A British man, Paul, once joked that if he died, he would want to be buried in a coffin shaped like the legendary Snickers bar. This joke, however, was taken very seriously, as Paul included it in his will as his final wish.
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Manchester killer hid body parts in a bag in front of passersby
Nobody batted an eyelid as he walked down a busy street on a Tuesday afternoon. Stopping every so often or changing hands, it looked as if the man was carrying a heavy bag of shopping home after a trip to the supermarket.
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British tourist was seriously injured due to an explosion in a B&B in Rome
A British tourist reportedly suffered serious injuries in Rome after the B&B apartment he was staying in was destroyed in an explosion.
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Daniel Khalife received a heroic reception from inmates after being transferred to HMP Frankland prison
A spy who managed to escape from prison by strapping himself to the bottom of a lorry has reportedly been relocated to a high-security jail - and was given a hero’s welcome.