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Man fatally shot by ICE in Houston was not intended target, DHS says
Immigration agents were looking for a different person when they shot Lorenzo Salgado Araujo during a traffic stop, officials say.
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Marine vet Victor Marx narrowly notches victory in Colorado GOP gubernatorial primary
Marine veteran Victor Marx has won the Republican gubernatorial primary in Colorado, narrowly defeating state Senator Barbara Kirkmeyer and state Representative Scott Bottoms. The result, called by The Associated Press on Thursday following the 30 June contest, sets up a general election contest against Democratic nominee Phil Weiser, the state’s Attorney General, and secures the…
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Sheffield Children’s Hospital bosses questioned over contract with controversial firm Palantir
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End-of-term chaos at Cornwall holiday hotspot: Police ban gatherings after hundreds of private school pupils swarm beach for boozy parties
The Cornish coastal village of Polzeath has been overwhelmed by disorder after hundreds of teenagers, said by residents to be pupils from nearby private schools, gathered on its beach this week for end-of-term parties. The youngsters reportedly drank heavily, smashed glasses and engaged in sexual activity, prompting Devon and Cornwall Police to issue a dispersal…
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How Yorkshire-born Erling Haaland could have been playing for England! Norway superstar even says ‘home’ is here – but now he’s out to make himself Public Enemy Number One
Erling Haaland, the Norway striker born in Leeds, will lead the line against England — his country of birth — in a World Cup quarter-final in Miami on Saturday night. The article highlights how deeply England has shaped Haaland’s story, from his birth in west Yorkshire to his current role as a Manchester City forward,…
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Moment angry passengers revolt on Wizz Air flight from Luton after being trapped in 37.7C heat without air con as delayed plane sits on runway
Passengers staged a revolt aboard a delayed Wizz Air flight departing London Luton, after being left for around two hours in temperatures of 37.7C without air conditioning while the aircraft sat on the runway. Footage shows travellers standing, shouting and fanning themselves with safety cards, with some removing their tops to cope with the heat,…
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POLL OF THE DAY: Is Andy Burnham the man to restore Britain on the global stage?
The Daily Mail’s “Poll of the Day” asks readers whether Andy Burnham, described as taking over as prime minister, is the man to restore Britain’s standing on the world stage. The framing follows warnings from Downing Street officials and a former foreign policy adviser that Mr Burnham is likely to be tested early in his…
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‘Learning to Breathe Under Water’ Review: A Shark in the Roof Covers a Hole in the Heart in an Empathetic Crowdpleaser
Variety’s Guy Lodge reviews “Learning to Breathe Under Water,” the second feature from British director Rebekah Fortune, which premiered warmly in the Special Screenings sidebar at the Karlovy Vary festival. The film takes real-life inspiration from Oxford’s Headington Shark — a fibreglass sculpture installed in 1986 as protest art against nuclear warfare — and reimagines…