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Andy Burnham’s controversial land tax plans could knock 20 per cent off house prices in parts of the South
Andy Burnham, the Mayor of Greater Manchester, has put forward proposals for a land tax that critics warn could be highly controversial, with analysis suggesting the policy could reduce house prices by as much as 20 per cent in some parts of southern England. The plans are likely to prove divisive given the scale of…
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Blasts reported in Iran as US launches new wave of strikes
The United States has launched a sixth consecutive night of strikes in Iran, while denying Iranian claims that it targeted civilian infrastructure. Iranian authorities said bridges, a railway station and an airport were hit, and seven people were killed in Hormozgan province; the dispute matters because deliberate attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure can breach…
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Family in anguish as grandmother is arrested by ICE on her way to chemotherapy as doctors fear she could die without urgent treatment
A grandmother was arrested by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in El Paso, Texas, while on her way to a chemotherapy appointment, leaving her family distressed and fearing for her health. Doctors have warned that any delay to her cancer treatment could prove life-threatening, intensifying concern over the timing and circumstances of the…
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Fresh sourdough every morning, an abundant herb garden and gushing praise from Nigella – the chef aiming to put Irish food on the map from her beautifully curated farmhouse
The article text supplied does not contain the actual story about the Irish chef, her sourdough baking, herb garden or Nigella Lawson’s praise for her farmhouse kitchen. Instead, the content consists solely of the Daily Mail website’s navigation menu and a list of unrelated headline links (covering topics such as football, royal news, crime and…
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Volunteers thrown under the bus, Bacik running from questions, Trumpian attacks on the Press. The summer recess might quell the Ogbu saga but it will haunt Labour
This opinion piece argues that Labour’s summer parliamentary recess may temporarily dampen a political row involving a figure referred to as Ogbu, but suggests the episode will continue to damage the party’s reputation. The article accuses Labour of throwing volunteers “under the bus”, claims Senator/politician Bacik has been avoiding scrutiny over the matter, and criticises…
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IndyCar announces start time for highly anticipated Freedom 250 Grand Prix on the streets of Washington, DC
IndyCar has announced the start time for its inaugural Freedom 250 Grand Prix, which will take place on the streets of Washington, DC, on 23 August. The event marks the NTT IndyCar Series’ first race in the US capital and is being promoted as a significant new addition to the championship calendar. The article says…
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Trump hyped 20 companies days after buying stock as Democrats cry ‘textbook corruption’
Donald Trump has faced accusations of corruption from Democrats after it emerged that he publicly promoted around 20 companies in the days following personal stock purchases in them. Critics have described the pattern as “textbook corruption”, raising concerns about a sitting president using his platform to influence markets in ways that could financially benefit him…
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Woman found in shallow grave ID’d after 44 years as millionaire tied to estate murder plot
A woman found in a shallow grave in Riverside County has been identified 44 years after her death, resolving a long-running cold case. The identification links her to a millionaire who was convicted over a plot connected to an estate murder, giving investigators and the public new clarity about the victim’s identity and the circumstances…
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Coca-Cola suspended production at its Fairlife dairy after a ransomware attack
Coca-Cola has temporarily suspended US production at its Fairlife dairy business after a ransomware attack affected its production systems. The disruption matters because Fairlife is a major Coca-Cola brand, and cyberattacks on food suppliers can cause prolonged production problems and shortages for retailers. Coca-Cola disclosed the incident in a filing with the US Securities and…
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Details of Todd Blanche’s behind-the-scenes meeting with Angel Mom revealed after Capitol Hill testimony
An Illinois “Angel Mom” whose daughter died following an encounter with an illegal immigrant last year has revealed details of a private conversation with Todd Blanche, Donald Trump’s nominee for attorney general, which she says convinced her to publicly back his confirmation. She spoke with Fox News Digital after appearing at his Senate Judiciary Committee…