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IDF has promised to strike Iran tonight "in a powerful way" after missiles fell on Israel
Iran has fired approximately 200 missiles into Israel today in reprisal for its invasion of Lebanon - but Israel has now vowed to fight back as tensions escalate
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An East London drug dealer who boasted about being ’like Pablo Escobar’ has been caught
A prolific drug gang leader who compared himself to notorious Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar has been arrested.
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Jenrick condemned for claim UK special forces ‘kill rather than capture terrorists’
Tory leadership candidate made claim in video calling for UK to leave European convention on human rights
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Monitoring UK bank accounts for benefits fraud would deal a "significant blow to privacy"
Privacy and rights groups fear government may resurrect Tory plan for mass algorithmic surveillance
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The Metropolitan Police has settled a £1 million civil case following the wrongful arrest of a Black bank manager in 2017
Dale Semper ‘feels some justice has been done’ after apology and settlement but moment ‘bitter sweet’
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Man arrested after bow and arrow found in car parked next to House of Lords
Suspect sectioned under the Mental Health Act and arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon
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The network showed Iranian missiles that did not explode
Judging by the videos circulating on social networks, a large part of the ballistic missiles either did not explode or were simply not filled with explosives.
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Tel Aviv shooting: Eight killed in Jaffa just minutes before Iran launches missile strikes on Israel
The two gunmen were shot dead by police, who are saying the shooting was an act of terror
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Videos of the arrival of Iranian missiles over Israel appeared on the Internet
Iran launched about 500 ballistic missiles at Israel.
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Iran launched missiles towards Israel
Iran launched missiles towards Israel - IDF.
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Iran planning imminent ballistic missile attack on Israel, US warns
Israeli forces at ‘highest readiness’ after White House officials see ‘indications’ of strike following Lebanon incursion
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US appears unable to dissuade Netanyahu from his planned invasion of Lebanon
An emboldened Israel appears to believe it can safely ignore a lame duck US president and grab the chance to reset the Middle East’s security dynamics
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Father accused of choking his 1-year-old son to death for not obeying him
A father allegedly strangled his 1-year-old son for minutes until he died for not listening to what he said.
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Mass evacuation of British citizens following Israel’s ground assaults
The UK government has chartered a flight to get British people out of Lebanon after the Israeli military started ‘limited’ ground raids against Hezbollah.
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A judge mocked a drug dealer caught on CCTV for "not being very good at it"
A judge described a drug dealer as ‘not very good at it’ after he was caught on CCTV selling outside a casino.
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A luxury cruise stranded in Belfast for months is finally setting sail
A luxury cruise ship that’s been stuck in Belfast for four months is finally set to sail.
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M6 closed after lorry falls off bridge and crashes into ground below
The M6 has ground to a halt after a lorry has fallen off the Thelwall Viaduct and crashed into the ground below.
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Putin has ordered the conscription of 133,000 new soldiers for front-line duty
Vladimir Putin has ordered the conscription of another 133,000 soldiers to aid his war in Ukraine.
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Israel has initiated "limited" ground operations along the Lebanese border
The Israeli military have begun small ground raids against Hezbollah and communities along its border with Lebanon.
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Criminals may benefit as Cambodia conceals new citizenship data
Cambodia has begun hiding the identities of foreigners purchasing passports through a citizenship investment program – a move analysts say will undermine efforts to tackle crime groups that have set up shop in the Southeast Asian nation.
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Did UK politicians violate lobbying rules with their inquiries about Northern Cyprus?
Politicians are required to register their interest in a subject before asking questions about it in parliament. Records indicate that five politicians failed to do so after taking sponsored trips to northern Cyprus, a breakaway territory recognized only by Turkey.
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Thames Water may be prevented from securing new debt financing next week
Troubled firm has until 7 October to agree to extension, according to holding company accounts
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Community leaders say many British Jews perceive the BBC as being hostile toward Israel
Jewish organisations back report that finds corporation has failed to cover Middle East conflict impartially
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Four officers are under investigation for potential disciplinary action related to the David Carrick case
A serial rapist was reported to the police eight times, but no action was taken until his arrest in 2021.
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UK’s top civil servant, Simon Case, to stand down on health grounds
Cabinet secretary, who has served four prime ministers, says he will go at the end of the year