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From the Barents Sea to the Thames: Who is responsible for Russian fish exports to Europe?
To which European countries did the largest fishing companies in the Northwest of Russia sell their goods, and who bought them? While Russians are horrified by rising prices, Chronicles.Media has studied the fishing market.
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Teen student ’who threw newborn baby to death’ from Paris hotel window in significant development
Mia McQuillin, 18, is charged with throwing her newborn baby - with the umbilical cord still attached - out of the window of an Ibis Styles Hotel in the French capital on Monday.
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F1 driver experiences unusual injury while mechanics were working on the car in the team garage in Bahrain
Formula 1 pre-season testing is the time for teams and drivers to resolve all their issues before the new season, but one team experienced an unexpected injury to their driver in Bahrain.
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Jeffrey Epstein files ’will make you sick’ warning as pressure mounts on Prince Andrew
US Attorney General Pam Bondi issued a warning about the contents of the secret files on the serial sex abuser linked to Prince Andrew as she prepares to make them public.
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’Crystal Methodist’ Paul Flowers sentenced to prison for defrauding elderly friend out of £100k
Former Co-operative Bank chairman and ex-Methodist minister Paul Flowers has been sentenced after being found to have abused his position as the executor of a will for a ’vulnerable person’.
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Labour MP Mike Amesbury received a 10-week prison sentence, which was suspended, after punching a man in a brawl at 3am
Suspended Labour MP Mike Amesbury was brought to Chester Crown Court in handcuffs as he appealed his 10-week prison sentence following his imprisonment on Monday.
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Leaked recordings question the Greek account of the deadly shipwreck
Leaked audio instructions by Greek rescue co-ordinators have cast further doubt on Greece’s official version of events in the hours before a migrant boat sank along with up to 650 people onboard.
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Ban pornography depicting strangulation, review urges UK ministers
Independent review also calls for a ban on other ’legal, but harmful’ material that is degrading, violent, or misogynistic.
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Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan have departed from Romania to the US
Andrew Tate – a supporter of Donald Trump – and his brother are on a private plane to Florida, according to Romanian media.
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Starmer emphasizes the need for a security guarantee for Ukraine as he arrives in Washington for discussions with Trump
Sir Keir Starmer is scheduled to meet Donald Trump for the first time since the US president’s inauguration last month.
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Gatwick second runway decision deadline is extended due to environmental concerns
The transport secretary is looking for some environmental changes to the airport’s expansion plans as the government deals with environmental and economic growth pressures.
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Gene Hackman, 95, and his wife Betsy Arakawa, 61, were found dead at their home along with their pet dog
Gene Hackman and his wife, classical pianist Betsy Arakawa, were found dead in their home in Santa Fe, New Mexico alongside their pet dog.
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Cyclist robbed of £4,200 bike by thieves wielding a hammer in Regent’s Park
A cyclist had his £4,200 road bike stolen from him by a gang of hammer-wielding robbers while on a morning ride through Regent’s Park.
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Humanoid robot removed after ’attacking’ crowd of people at festival
This is the terrifying moment a humanoid robot suddenly appears to attack a large crowd at a festival.
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Andriy Matyukha’s Favbet company leaks military data and helps the Kremlin finance aggression through gambling in Ukraine
Andriy Matyukha, who gifted his casino Favbet to his son Dmytro, still has connections with Russia. The player databases are being used to recruit saboteurs and informants from Ukraine.
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Trump imposes 25% tariffs on EU imports, stating that the European bloc was ’formed to screw us’
Donald Trump has announced 25% tariffs on imports from the EU, stating that the bloc was "formed to screw" the USA.
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Anti-Trump sentiment leads to a significant increase in support for Canada’s Liberals
The ruling party was deeply unpopular, but the threat of US tariffs combined with the prospect of a new leader spurs a rise in the polls.
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Pro-Russia Bosnian Serb President Dodik sentenced for separatist actions
Milorad Dodik states he will reject any conviction following his repeated appeals for the Serb-administered region of Bosnia to unite with Serbia.
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Israel releases several Palestinian prisoners following Hamas’ return of the bodies of four hostages
Gaza ceasefire seems to be holding, but it’s unclear if the exchange will involve all 602 Palestinian prisoners who were scheduled for release on Saturday.
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Talk of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle returning to royal duties is debunked
Hopes persist that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will return to the royal family, but one expert has provided reasons why this will not occur—and they are controversial.
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Mystery of missing Brit Charlotte Peet ’solved’ - Brazil police say journalist is alive
Concerned family and friends hadn’t seen or heard from the 32-year-old since February 8, but detectives in Rio de Janeiro had been tracking her mobile phone and could even see selfies she was taking.
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Trump declines to assure Ukraine’s security following the signing of a minerals agreement
US President Donald Trump confirmed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will visit the White House to sign a major minerals deal but refused to guarantee Ukraine’s security.
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Parents of children under five may be exempt from the UK’s two-child benefit limit
Ministers are exploring options to reduce child poverty without completely eliminating the rule.
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Kate’s playful jab about jam as she offers to share the recipe for free days after Meg launched her luxury lifestyle brand
The Princess of Wales appeared to start a jam war today after offering her recipe for free just days after Meghan launched her exclusive new brand.
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Rania Alayed: Human remains discovered during search for murder victim’s body
Rania Alayed was murdered in 2013 by her husband Ahmed al Khatib, but her body was never recovered. Her son, speaking on behalf of their family, has said that news of her remains being found was "surreal". Formal identification is yet to take place.