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Viral Videos of South Koreans Eating Fried Toothpicks Are Alarming Health Officials
Read More South Korea’s Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) issued a warning urging people to stop eating deep fried toothpicks. Videos of people preparing and eating the toothpicks have gone viral on TikTok and Instagram in recent months, and appear to be especially popular in South Korea. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] “This is not a…
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Llanelli DJ jailed for urinating on cancer patient and posting video online
Read More Leigh Brookfield, 40, sentenced to 14 weeks in jail after admitting assault against 72-year-old Peter Barton A wedding DJ has been jailed for 14 weeks for urinating on a cancer patient and then posting the footage online. Leigh Brookfield, 40, was standing next to Peter Barton, 72, in the toilets of a tennis…
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Russia jails nationalist critic Igor Girkin for four years over ‘extremism’
Read MoreGirkin has accused President Vladimir Putin and the army top brass of not pursuing the Ukraine war effectively enough.Girkin has accused President Vladimir Putin and the army top brass of not pursuing the Ukraine war effectively enough.
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Judge proposes Spain’s Luis Rubiales face trial over Hermoso World Cup kiss
Read MoreAn investigating court finds enough evidence to try Rubiales and three Spanish football executives.An investigating court finds enough evidence to try Rubiales and three Spanish football executives.
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Stories from the UN Archive: Shakira speaks up for children
Read More Shakira has long helped raise awareness for the rights of the world’s most vulnerable children, so on the heels of the International Day of Education, marked annually on 24 January, we took a look at the Grammy-award winning singer’s work with the UN. Read the full story, “Stories from the UN Archive: Shakira…
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Claudia Schiffer’s cat steals the show at Argylle premiere
Read MoreThe model’s cat Chip got all the media attention at the launch of new spy comedy Argylle in London.The model’s cat Chip got all the media attention at the launch of new spy comedy Argylle in London.
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British Museum and V&A to loan Ghana looted gold and silver
Read More Under the three-year deal, 32 objects will go on show later this year at the Manhyia Palace Museum in Kumasi Gold and silver treasure looted from west Africa by the British army in the 19th century is to be loaned to Ghana in a three-year deal, the British Museum and the Victoria and…
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Why the new Ram temple in Ayodhya is a turning point for India
Read MoreThe temple, built on the ruins of a demolished mosque, is the symbol of India’s transformation into a Hindu nation.The temple, built on the ruins of a demolished mosque, is the symbol of India’s transformation into a Hindu nation.
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‘Witch doctors’ as therapists? Inside South Africa’s mental health crisis
Read MoreMindset travels to South Africa to see how traditional healers are providing desperately needed mental health solutions.Mindset travels to South Africa to see how traditional healers are providing desperately needed mental health solutions.
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Josef Fritzl wins bid to be moved to regular prison from psychiatric unit
Read More Fritzl was ‘close to tears’ as he heard the decision made by a panel of three female judges, his lawyer said Fritzl was ‘close to tears’ as he heard the decision made by a panel of three female judges, his lawyer said
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How is the White House spinning the media on the Gaza war?
Read MoreWhite House spin notwithstanding, Israel is proceeding exactly as the US likes, argues The Intercept’s Jeremy Scahill.White House spin notwithstanding, Israel is proceeding exactly as the US likes, argues The Intercept’s Jeremy Scahill.
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Boy, 9, lived for two years off stolen tomatoes and tinned food after mother abandons him for boyfriend
Read More The young child is now in foster care and refuses to see his mother The young child is now in foster care and refuses to see his mother
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Blinken looks to bolster West African security partnerships after setbacks
Read MoreHis tour comes amid multiple political upheavals in West Africa and as governments reassess relationships with the West.His tour comes amid multiple political upheavals in West Africa and as governments reassess relationships with the West.
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Trump warns Nikki Haley donors will be ‘permanently banned from the MAGA camp’
Read More Mr Trump’s threat comes as he steps up his attacks on Ms Haley following this week’s New Hampshire primary Mr Trump’s threat comes as he steps up his attacks on Ms Haley following this week’s New Hampshire primary
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Antisemitic acts have risen sharply in Belgium since the Israel-Hamas war began
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Minister admits that previous crackdown on zombie knives contained obvious loophole – UK politics live
Read More Chris Philp says manufacturers found ploy to get around previous ban on previous ban on zombie knives In his morning interviews Chris Philp, the policing minister, said he wanted the police to feel “more confident” about using stop and search to tackle knife crime. He told BBC Breakfast: I also want the police…
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What’s so controversial about France’s new immigration bill?
Read MoreThe proposed law, which has been endorsed by the French far right, faces its biggest test yet on Thursday.The proposed law, which has been endorsed by the French far right, faces its biggest test yet on Thursday.
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Australian of the Year 2024: pioneering melanoma researchers Georgina Long and Richard Scolyer named as winners
Read More The Sydney scientists are credited with saving thousands of lives with their work in skin cancer diagnosis and treatment Get our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcast The pioneering melanoma researchers Prof Georgina Long and Prof Richard Scolyer have been named as the 2024 Australians of the Year.…
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Father-daughter duo finds success with TV channel airing only classics
Read MoreNestled in the English countryside is the unlikely headquarters of one of the U.K.’s top growing TV channels.Nestled in the English countryside is the unlikely headquarters of one of the U.K.’s top growing TV channels.
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Ursula von der Leyen calls for ‘consensus’ amid ‘polarisation’ in agriculture as French farmers continue protests – Europe live
Read More European Commission president says policymakers have to find a way forward to find lasting solutions for farmers French farmers were photographed today unloading a Polish truck carrying boxes with the logo of SanLucar, a fruit and vegetables brand headquartered in Spain. Here are photos from France this morning, where farmers are continuing to…
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Khan Younis: UN says 12 killed at Gaza shelter as fighting rages
Read MoreA UN agency says shells hit a college in Khan Younis, but Israel rules out a strike by its forces.A UN agency says shells hit a college in Khan Younis, but Israel rules out a strike by its forces.
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Russia-Ukraine war live: Moscow ‘playing with’ lives of Ukraine prisoners, says Zelenskiy after Russian plane crash
Read More Russia has accused Kyiv of deliberately shooting down the Il-76 military transport which Moscow claims was carrying Ukrainian prisoners of war The Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, has said Russia is “playing with the lives of Ukrainian prisoners of war” after Moscow accused Kyiv of downing a large military transport plane carrying Ukrainian prisoners…
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Italy’s lower chamber of parliament approves deal with Albania to house migrants
Read More The proposal, which passed 155-115 with two abstentions in the Chamber of Deputies, now goes to the Senate, where Premier Giorgia Meloni’s right-wing forces also have a comfortable majority. (Image credit: Roberto Monaldo/AP) The proposal, which passed 155-115 with two abstentions in the Chamber of Deputies, now goes to the Senate, where Premier…
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Queensland town within 0.1C of state’s record temperature as Australia swelters under heatwave
Read More Heat warnings in place over large swatches of the country with temperatures over 40C expected across inland and eastern Australia Get our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcast One of Australia’s hottest summers on record continues to produce above-average temperatures, with the Queensland tourist town Birdsville hitting 49.4C…
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Palestinians collecting aid in Gaza flee gunfire
Read MorePalestinians say Israeli forces fired on them as they collected aid in northern Gaza.Palestinians say Israeli forces fired on them as they collected aid in northern Gaza.
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Shipping giant abandons Red Sea route amid Houthi crisis
Read More Maersk has suspended operations in the region after militants fired at two of its vessels The US branch of Danish shipping giant Moller-Maersk has said it will follow its parent company and stop sending merchant vessels through the Suez Canal and Red Sea due to attacks by the Yemen-based Houthis. The Houthis – a…
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Thailand’s Most Popular Recent PM Candidate Returns to Parliament After Acquittal
Read More Thai opposition lawmaker Pita Limjaroenrat returned to parliament a day after the country’s top court cleared him of allegations he had violated election rules, vowing to scrutinize government policies including a multi-billion-baht cash handout scheme. Pita resumed his lawmaker duties on Thursday, after the Constitutional Court said his equity stake in a defunct…
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‘Medicine in Gaza’: A doctor’s guide to treating Gaza’s sick and wounded
Read MoreA young doctor recalls his time as a student in Ukraine, highlighting obstacles faced by health workers in times of war.A young doctor recalls his time as a student in Ukraine, highlighting obstacles faced by health workers in times of war.
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Thursday briefing: Does the latest round of Tory backstabbing spell doom for Rishi Sunak?
Read More In today’s newsletter: Former minister Simon Clarke has called for the prime minister to walk before the next election – here’s why • Sign up here for our daily newsletter, First Edition Good morning. Betrayal, treachery and drama: combined together these elements make for great reality TV. They do not work quite as…
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Middle East crisis live: Qatar accuses Netanyahu of obstructing Gaza mediation effort after leaked recording
Read More Israeli prime minister apparently called Gulf state ‘problematic’ in meeting with families of Israeli hostages Thousands trapped in Gaza hospitals as Israeli troops encircle Khan YounisHouthi missile attack forces cargo ships with US navy escort to turn around There have been violent clashes in the West Bank overnight as Israeli forces raided the…
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Malaysian Hindus show religious devotion at Thaipusam
Read MoreMillions of people join processions to major temples to honour Lord Murugan and the struggle of good over evil.Millions of people join processions to major temples to honour Lord Murugan and the struggle of good over evil.
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Russia playing with lives of Ukrainian prisoners, says Zelensky after deadly plane crash
Read More Ukraine’s military intelligence wing says it was not asked by Russia to provide safe airspace over Belgorod Ukraine’s military intelligence wing says it was not asked by Russia to provide safe airspace over Belgorod
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Kyoto anime studio fire: Japanese man sentenced to death for arson attack that killed 36
Read More Japan media reported Shinji Aoba held a grudge against the studio when he doused the entrance in petrol and set it ablaze in 2019 A court in Japan has sentenced to death a man convicted of murdering 36 people in an arson attack on an animation studio in 2019. The attack on Kyoto…
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Starmer vows that Labour will ‘get a grip’ on knife crime
Read More Leader proposes taking steps to reduce availability of ‘zombie’ knives and creating bespoke plans for all offenders Keir Starmer has promised to “get a grip” on soaring knife crime as he announced that a Labour government would bring in a bespoke plan for every offender, including tags and curfews. The Labour leader said…
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India’s courts to rule on who invented butter chicken
Read More Two Delhi restaurants both claim to have the right to call themselves the home of the original butter chicken recipe It’s one of India’s most beloved dishes and can be found bubbling on kitchen stoves or served on silver in restaurants across the country. But exactly who came up with the recipe for…
