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Hollywood celebrities crash America’s 250th birthday with a grim holiday warning about Trump
Mark Ruffalo and dozens of celebrities recite from “On Tyranny” in a video campaign launched on America's 250th anniversary to oppose Trump.
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Days after he pledges MORE devolution, PM-in-waiting delivers a devastating blow to Swinney’s mission to break up Britain
Andy Burnham has ruled out any possibility of a second independence referendum in Scotland, the Mail on Sunday can reveal.
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British holidaymaker, 18, fights for life after quad bike crashes into tourist bus in Greece
The 18-year-old had been riding the bike on Zakynthos island (Zante) with another person on board when a tourist bus crashed into them as the pair were driving onto a main road.
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Tens of thousands of far-left protesters clash with police in anti-conservative party riots
Videos show police deploying batons and anti-riot measures as over 30,000 far-left protesters clashed with officers outside AfD's party conference.
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‘Stand and deliver!’ – Brook turns tables with 15-ball blitz
Captain Harry Brook produces yet another memorable white-ball innings, hammering 39 off 15 balls to help England recover from 1-2 and chase down 191 to beat India by four wickets in the second T20 at Old Trafford.
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Pope Leo takes ANOTHER shot at Trump as he sends ‘heartfelt congratulations’ to America on 250th independence anniversary
Pope Leo takes another shot at President Donald Trump’s politics in his ‘heartfelt congratulations’ on America’s 250th birthday.
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Members of group set up to make NHS board more transparent are… GAGGED!
Members of a group set up to improve ‘transparency’ at a scandal-hit health board have been told they need to agree to a gagging clause.
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Actor John Hannah TWICE turned down the chance to star with Rachel Weisz in The Mummy franchise
HE is about to star in the fourth instalment of a billion-pound movie franchise with Oscar winners Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz.
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The ‘1776 Diet’: What Americans really ate during the nation’s founding
Colonial Americans ate whole foods, organ meats and johnnycakes out of necessity. A registered dietician weighs in on what's worth emulating.
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SNP minister fails to face music over party’s £2 billion Monklands U-turn
Under-fire minister Neil Gray sent one of his employees to speak to furious patients about the Monklands Hospital scandal instead of facing them himself.