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Charlie Kirk's widow pays tribute to 'perfect' husband and says her cries 'will echo around the world'
Erika Kirk, the widow of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, described him as a "perfect" husband and father, and said the "evildoers" who assassinated him have no idea what they have unleashed.
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Guinness World Records turns 70 - and highlights some unclaimed records
Guinness World Records (GWR) is celebrating its 70th anniversary by highlighting unclaimed titles you might fancy going for.
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M&S tech chief leaves months after cyber attack cost it £300m
The Marks & Spencer (M&S) executive responsible for its technology function is leaving the retailer months after a devastating cyber attack which disrupted its systems at a cost of hundreds of millions of pounds.
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Nine arrested amid 'significant aggression' - as 110,000 people join 'Unite the Kingdom' march in London
There were nine arrests in London on Saturday as around 110,000 people turned up to join a march organised by far-right activist Tommy Robinson.
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Charlie Kirk suspect arrested after tip-off from father
US officials have confirmed the suspect in the killing of Charlie Kirk has been arrested and identified as 22-year-old Tyler Robinson.
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Zero growth in July as economy 'continued to slow', official figures show
The UK economy "continued to slow" and recorded zero growth in July, according to official figures showing a big drag from manufacturers.
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Calls for Starmer to publish security services' concerns about Mandelson's US appointment
The Conservatives have urged Sir Keir Starmer to publish all concerns raised by the security services about the appointment of sacked US ambassador Peter Mandelson.
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Mad science or a radical revolution - could refreezing the Arctic actually work?
Plans to save ice in the polar regions and "repair" the climate using technology are a "flawed" distraction from the urgent need to reduce greenhouse gases, according to a new scientific assessment.
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Why Tommy Robinson rally was different to any other
This was the biggest nationalist rally in recent memory - perhaps ever.
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What are Labubus and how did they get so popular?
Troll-like Labubu dolls have taken over the consumer world. Their creator, Pop Mart, has reported a near 400% net profit so far this year, while some have spent thousands on the toys second-hand.
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China warns UK and US after USS Higgins and HMS Richmond sail through Taiwan Strait
China has warned the UK and the US after their warships sailed through the diplomatically-fraught Taiwan Strait.
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Jaguar Land Rover shutdown extended after cyber attack
The halt to production at Jaguar Land Rover has been extended again as it grapples the impact of a cyber attack, with a trade union demanding a COVID-style furlough scheme for workers affected in the supply chain.
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Why sacking Lucy Powell might come back to haunt Starmer
Sir Keir Starmer may end up regretting sacking Lucy Powell.
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Roadwork levels hit record highs – as expert partially blames Boris Johnson
The number of roadworks in Britain has more than doubled in the past two years - and frustrated drivers are more likely than ever to get stuck behind temporary traffic lights.
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Senior Labour MP demands answers from foreign secretary over Mandelson vetting
A senior Labour MP has written to the foreign secretary demanding answers about the vetting process for UK diplomats in the wake of Peter Mandelson's sacking as US ambassador.
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UK joins NATO operation to bolster Europe's eastern flank after Russian drone incursions into Poland
NATO is to bolster Europe's eastern flank, including the use of UK military resources, after Russia's "reckless and unacceptable" violation of Polish airspace.
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'I'm afraid of leaving the house' - what it's like to live undocumented in Trump's America
It took great courage for her to talk to us. Her story and her experience is a stark glimpse into the life of an undocumented person in America today.
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'Epstein is rolling in his grave laughing': Artist reveals why he photographed convicted paedophile - and Donald Trump
Andres Serrano says he doesn't set out to be a controversial artist - but he's certainly proved to be one during his career.
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Death cap mushroom trial: How murder plot unfolded - and how killer tried to cover her tracks
An Australian woman convicted of murdering her parents-in-law and an aunt after serving them poisonous mushrooms for lunch has been jailed for life.
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At least 32 people killed as Israel intensifies airstrikes in Gaza City, medical staff say
A barrage of airstrikes has killed at least 32 people in Gaza City as Israel continued intensifying its offensive there, medical staff have said.
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Kemi Badenoch accuses Sir Keir Starmer of 'lying' about Peter Mandelson prior to sacking him
Kemi Badenoch has accused Sir Keir Starmer of "lying to the whole country" about what he knew regarding Peter Mandelson's correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein.
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'Bella Ciao' to 'OwO' - what do the engravings on the bullets in the Charlie Kirk shooting mean?
Experts have described engravings left on ammunition at the scene of the Charlie Kirk shooting as "extremely online" – so what do the words and symbols actually mean?
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Donald Trump urges NATO countries to stop 'shocking' Russian oil purchases to end Ukraine war
The war in Ukraine would end if all NATO countries stopped buying oil from Russia, Donald Trump has said.
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Giorgio Armani's will sets path for sale of fashion empire
After a lifetime of spurning would-be business suitors, the late Italian designer Giorgio Armani instructed his family to gradually sell off his vast fashion empire.
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Nepal gets first female PM after week of deadly anti-corruption protests
Nepal has appointed its first female prime minister, following a week of deadly protests.
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Gary Lineker ends Ant and Dec winning streak at National Television Awards months after antisemitism row
Former Match Of The Day presenter Gary Lineker has won the best TV presenter prize at the National Television Awards - months after he left the BBC following an antisemitism row.
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Ireland will not participate in Eurovision if Israel is allowed to take part
Ireland will not participate in the Eurovision Song Contest next year if Israel is allowed to take part, RTE has announced.
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John Lewis blames budget tax hikes for deeper loss
The John Lewis Partnership (JLP) has blamed budget tax hikes for a deeper half-year loss.