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Home Office urged to reunite Eritrean family separated as they boarded boat
Read More Appeal for UK authorities to bring over mother who was left in France after smugglers departed shore with her three children The Home Office is under pressure to reunite a family of Eritrean asylum seekers after smugglers forced three children, the youngest aged just five, to cross the Channel on a small boat…
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NYC shelters gripped by outbreak of violence – media
Read More In a single week, the city’s system for the homeless recorded 273 “critical incidents,” the New York Post reports New York City’s homeless shelters have deteriorated into such lawless deathtraps that they make prison look appealing, according to a New York Post report on violence in the shelter system published on Wednesday. Using…
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Russia plans to disrupt Western arms supplies to Ukraine: Lavrov
Read MoreForeign Minister Sergey Lavrov said ‘railway lines, bridges and tunnels’ considered targets in stopping arms shipments.Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said ‘railway lines, bridges and tunnels’ considered targets in stopping arms shipments.
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Trump news – live: Jan 6 committee withdraws subpoena to ex-president
Read More Former president’s tax returns expected to be released by House Ways and Means Committee on Friday Former president’s tax returns expected to be released by House Ways and Means Committee on Friday
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Missing fisherman found clinging to signal buoy off coast of Brazil two days after falling from his boat
Read More ‘It’s really an enormous weight of water, there was no way to swim against it’, he says. He has gone back to work the next day ‘It’s really an enormous weight of water, there was no way to swim against it’, he says. He has gone back to work the next day
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Labour can’t ‘turn on the taps from day one’ on spending, says new TUC leader
Read More Paul Nowak says party can ‘set a very clear direction of travel’ for public services if it wins next election Labour will not be able “turn the taps on from day one” on public spending if it wins the next election, the new leader of the TUC has acknowledged, suggesting the party’s attempts…
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Queensland accused of ‘kneejerk’ response in announcing new penalties for young offenders
Read More Annastacia Palaszczuk announces ‘tougher’ youth crime penalties three days after death of Queensland woman Emma Lovell Follow our Australia news live blog for the latest updates Youth crime experts have criticised the Queensland government for announcing a suite of “tough” penalties for young offenders in response to the alleged killing of a woman…
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China to import 45 foreign video games, grants multiple licences
Read MoreMoves mark latest easing of rigid curbs that have hammered China’s gaming industry since August last year.Moves mark latest easing of rigid curbs that have hammered China’s gaming industry since August last year.
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Bolivia: Anger rises as opposition leader Camacho arrested
Read MoreLuis Fernando Camacho is accused of terrorism, but some are calling it a kidnapping.Luis Fernando Camacho is accused of terrorism, but some are calling it a kidnapping.
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At least 10 killed and dozens injured in Cambodia casino hotel fire
Read More Death toll expected to rise as footage emerges showing people huddled on ledges on the burning building in Poipet At least 10 people have died and dozens have been injured in a fire that engulfed a casino hotel in Cambodia late on Wednesday, officials have said. Multiple videos shared online showed flames erupting…
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Court to unveil recount results in 3 close Arizona races
Read MoreA court is scheduled on Thursday to unveil the winners of the Arizona attorney general’s race and two other elections that were so close they triggered mandatory recountsA court is scheduled on Thursday to unveil the winners of the Arizona attorney general’s race and two other elections that were so close they triggered mandatory…
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Russia and China complete joint drills
Read More Warships from the two nations were supported by submarine-hunting aircraft The Russian and Chinese militaries have finished a week of joint naval drills, during which the two sides practiced anti-submarine maneuvers, search and rescue operations and communications exercises in the East China Sea. The ‘Maritime Interaction 2022’ exercise wrapped up after seven days…
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Paul Pelosi attack suspect pleads not guilty to state charges
Read More David DePape only said the word ‘yes’ at a hearing when asked if he waived his right to a speedy trial David DePape only said the word ‘yes’ at a hearing when asked if he waived his right to a speedy trial
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Cambodia casino fire: Ten dead in blaze on Thai border
Read MoreAt least 30 others were injured in the fire at a hotel-casino in the border town of Poipet.At least 30 others were injured in the fire at a hotel-casino in the border town of Poipet.
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‘Suicidal thoughts strike every day’: India’s sextortion scourge
Read MoreSexual blackmail schemes are spreading from the upper echelons of Indian society to the poor and working class.Sexual blackmail schemes are spreading from the upper echelons of Indian society to the poor and working class.
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Winter storm Elliott – latest: Buffalo blizzard deaths hit 38 as New York National Guard do wellness checks
Read More Buffalo region worst affected in US with at least 38 deaths after blizzard dumped 50 inches of snow on city Buffalo region worst affected in US with at least 38 deaths after blizzard dumped 50 inches of snow on city
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At least 10 dead after fire rips through Cambodia hotel-casino
Read MoreThe blaze started on the first floor and spread quickly along carpets before engulfing the multi-storey complex.The blaze started on the first floor and spread quickly along carpets before engulfing the multi-storey complex.
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Russia-Ukraine war live: air raid alarms sound in Kyiv and Kherson; Bakhmut reaching stalemate, say US thinktank
Read More Residents urged to head to shelters amid warnings of strikes; Institute for the Study of war says Russia’n forces in Bakhmut have likely ‘culminated’ Russia-Ukraine war at a glanceContinue reading…Residents urged to head to shelters amid warnings of strikes; Institute for the Study of war says Russia’n forces in Bakhmut have likely ‘culminated’Russia-Ukraine…
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Ukraine news – live: Putin’s forces attack Kherson as ‘no place in Bakhmut not covered with blood’
Read More Russian forces abandoning positions around Zaporizhzhia, says Kyiv Russian forces abandoning positions around Zaporizhzhia, says Kyiv
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Shiba Inu behind “Doge” meme has cancer and liver disease, owner says
Read MoreIn a series of Instagram posts, the dog’s owner said she is in “very dangerous condition.”In a series of Instagram posts, the dog’s owner said she is in “very dangerous condition.”
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UN halts some operations in Afghanistan over women aid worker ban
Read More‘Female staff are key to every aspect of the humanitarian response in Afghanistan,’ UN agencies and aid groups said.’Female staff are key to every aspect of the humanitarian response in Afghanistan,’ UN agencies and aid groups said.
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UN suspends some Afghanistan programs after ban on female aid workers
Read More Many humanitarian activities ‘paused’ as Taliban decision to bar women NGO workers prevents vital services across the country The United Nations said that some “time-critical” programs in Afghanistan have temporarily stopped and warned many other activities will also likely need to be paused because of a ban by the Taliban-led administration on women…
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Australia to extradite ex-US fighter pilot over China training
Read MoreFormer US pilot faces charges of conspiracy to export defence services to China over training of military pilots.Former US pilot faces charges of conspiracy to export defence services to China over training of military pilots.
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Thousands of tonnes of recycling to be transported interstate after fire at ACT processing facility
Read More Materials Recovery Facility near Canberra had processed 60,000 tonnes of waste a year which will be moved to other capital cities Follow our Australia news live blog for the latest updates Thousands of tonnes of waste will have to be transported from the Australian Capital Territory to other metropolitan capitals after a fire…
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Australia will not require travellers from China to provide negative Covid test
Read More Chief medical officer does not rule out future border restrictions but says community has high immunity to current variants Follow our Australia news live blog for the latest updates Australia will not immediately follow countries such as the United States, Italy and Japan which have moved to require travellers from China to produce…
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Lee Lovell believed wife would survive North Lakes stabbing and was shocked to learn of her death
Read More Emma Lovell died after being stabbed in the chest in an alleged home invasion north of Brisbane on Boxing Day Follow our Australia news live blog for the latest updates Emma Lovell’s husband says he initially thought his wife would survive an attack during an alleged home invasion on Boxing Day – and…
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Peru’s ousted president Pedro Castillo says he is a victim of ‘political revenge’
Read More Castillo is appealing against his detention earlier in December over an attempt to illegally dissolve Congress The former Peruvian president Pedro Castillo, who is being held in pretrial detention after attempting to illegally dissolve Congress, said he was a victim of “political revenge” by his adversaries. Castillo, speaking at a hearing on Wednesday…
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Seoul vows to ‘punish’ North Korea
Read More South Korea said it will spend more than $440 million to bolster its defenses against drone attacks South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has instructed security officials to “punish” North Korea for any future “provocations,” saying they must not fear Pyongyang’s nuclear arsenal following a major security breach earlier this week. Addressing members of…
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Maryland representative Jamie Raskin says he has ‘serious but curable’ lymphoma
Read More Trump adversary and top Democrat in next House oversight committee says prognosis is ‘excellent’ and will continue to legislate Maryland representative Jamie Raskin said on Wednesday that he has a type of lymphoma that’s a “serious but curable form of cancer” and he is beginning several months of treatment. Raskin, who will be…
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Protesting Serbs in northern Kosovo agree to remove barricades
Read MoreSerbian President Aleksandar Vucic said the dismantling of barricades that have blocked roads will begin on Thursday.Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said the dismantling of barricades that have blocked roads will begin on Thursday.
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Bolivian opposition leader Luis Fernando Camacho arrested on ‘terrorism’ charges
Read More Santa Cruz governor and former presidential candidate flown to La Paz after what his supporters called a ‘kidnapping’ Bolivian police have detained prominent opposition leader Luis Fernando Camacho on charges of “terrorism” in a move that significantly escalates tensions between the national government and Camacho’s Santa Cruz base. Bolivia’s state attorney’s office confirmed…
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New U.S. COVID restrictions for travelers from China
Read MoreThe U.S. will require negative COVID-19 tests for all travelers coming from China starting on Jan. 5, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday. The decision comes amid a wave of new infections in China after it relaxed its “zero COVID” policy in early December. Scott MacFarlane reports.The U.S. will require negative…
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Russian rockets hit homes and maternity ward as battle for control of Kherson rages on
Read MoreRussian forces bombarded Kherson with dozens of missiles in 24 hours. Many are now fleeing the city a month after it was liberated from the Russians. Ian Lee reports.Russian forces bombarded Kherson with dozens of missiles in 24 hours. Many are now fleeing the city a month after it was liberated from the Russians.…
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Twitter suffers major outage, leaving users unable to log on
Read MoreUsers attempting to log on to the microblogging site on Wednesday were greeted with error message.Users attempting to log on to the microblogging site on Wednesday were greeted with error message.
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Myanmar’s junta blamed for deaths of more than 160 children in 2022
Read More Exiled National Unity Government says figure is a rise of 78% on last year, following February 2021 coup Myanmar’s military junta killed 165 children in 2022, according to the country’s exiled opposition National Unity Government (NUG). According to their data, 78% more children died at the hands of the occupying military in 2022…
