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Fans Choose Stray Kids ‘This & That’ as This Week’s Favorite New Music
Stray Kids’ new release “THIS & THAT” has been named the favourite new music of the week by Billboard readers, winning a poll of songs released in a busy week that also included new material from Karol G, Madonna and Kylie Minogue, FLO, Role Model and Alex Warren. The result reflects the K-pop group’s continued…
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Israel Rejects Trump’s Gaza Plan, More Details Emerge On The Strait Of Hormuz And Other Mideast News
Israel’s prime minister is rejecting Trump’s deal for Gaza and says Israeli forces won’t withdraw from the Palestinian territory until Hamas disarms.
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Democrat hoping to replace Nancy Pelosi takes down ‘sexist and racist’ website after tone-deaf attack on rival ‘missed the mark’
A Democratic contender for Nancy Pelosi’s San Francisco congressional seat has taken down a campaign website after it was criticised as “sexist and racist,” following a tone-deaf attack on a rival candidate. The website reportedly targeted fellow contender Connie Chan, and the candidate behind it has acknowledged the effort “missed the mark,” prompting its removal…
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Two airport workers stood down after two planes almost collide at Sydney Airport
Two workers at Sydney Airport have been stood down after a near-collision between two aircraft, prompting an official response from Jetstar and the Australian government. The incident has raised concerns about safety protocols and staffing procedures at one of the country’s busiest airports, with authorities now reviewing what went wrong. Details of the exact sequence…
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Russia rains down more than 200 missiles and drones on Ukraine… but are NATO’s Baltic states next in Putin’s sights?
The article reports that Russia launched more than 200 missiles and drones at Ukraine, presenting the attack as part of the continuing escalation in the war. It also raises concern about whether Vladimir Putin could threaten NATO’s Baltic member states, an issue that would carry much wider security implications for Europe. The supplied text does…
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Trump names Will Scharf as new White House counsel
President Trump has named Will Scharf as White House counsel, placing him in the senior legal role advising the president and the administration. The appointment matters because the counsel’s office helps shape the White House’s legal strategy, ethics guidance and response to major legal challenges. The supplied article text contains no further reporting beyond the…
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DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Ditch this vile soft justice scheme now
This is an opinion piece from the Daily Mail’s editorial team arguing that a controversial early-release scheme for prisoners should be scrapped, branding it “vile” and a symbol of overly lenient justice policy. The comment appears to be responding to government plans, reportedly championed by figures including Andy Burnham, to release offenders from jail earlier…
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The Morning Poll: Is prison still an effective deterrent against crime?
The Daily Mail is running an interactive “Morning Poll” inviting readers to vote on whether prison remains an effective deterrent against crime, a question given fresh relevance by ongoing debate over the government’s approach to sentencing and early release. The poll appears alongside other justice-related stories on the site, including reporting on Labour’s early release…
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Britain’s ten most unexpected defibrillator locations from Snowdon to Shetland revealed
An article has highlighted a list of Britain’s ten most unexpected locations for public defibrillators, spanning sites from the summit of Snowdon in Wales to the Shetland Islands off Scotland’s northern coast. The piece underscores how these life-saving devices, traditionally associated with hospitals, gyms and town centres, have increasingly been installed in remote, unusual or…
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Cut £175 from energy bills for low-income homes, says thinktank
The Resolution Foundation has urged the government to introduce an emergency scheme to cut energy bills by up to £175 this winter for low-income households, warning that wholesale gas prices are likely to rise following renewed conflict in the Middle East. The thinktank says ministers should act now to have a plan ready for when…