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The article's headline reports that the perpetrator of the 2017 Manchester Arena terror attack has, nine years on, claimed a further life — an apparent reference to a victim whose death is being linked to injuries or trauma sustained in the bombing. However, the underlying story text is…
The page is a Daily Mail article headlined “Russian soldier loses control of mounted machine gun nearly killing several of his fellow troops,” which appears to describe an incident in which a Russian serviceman lost control of a vehicle- or tripod-mounted machine gun, endangering nearby comrades. However, the…
This article from the Daily Mail reports on the death of US Senator Lindsey Graham at the age of 71, focusing on his final hours. According to the coverage, Graham had declined or brushed off suggestions that he see a doctor in the hours before he died, and…
Scientists at the Sudha Gopalakrishnan Brain Centre at the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, say they have created the world's most detailed three-dimensional atlas of the human brainstem at cellular resolution. Called Anchor (Atlas of Neurochemical Characterisation of the Human Brainstem with 3D Reconstruction), the digital map allows…
Pokémon Go, the mobile game that uses GPS and augmented reality to let players hunt virtual creatures in real-world locations, is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Since its 2016 launch it has become one of the biggest mobile game releases in history, and its publisher, Scopely, argues that its…
The BBC has published an investigation into Zhang Zhidong, a 39-year-old Chinese national known in the criminal underworld as "Brother Wang" or the "king of fentanyl", who US authorities accuse of becoming a pivotal link in the supply of the synthetic opioid to the United States. According to…
Entertainment site Collider reports that Nicolas Cage's 2004 action-adventure National Treasure has re-entered the streaming charts, ranking among the most-watched films on Hulu in the United States. The piece frames the film as Cage's answer to the Indiana Jones franchise and part of a wider run of streaming…
This item is not a coherent news article but a scraped Daily Mail web page, dominated by its homepage furniture and a long run of unrelated headline teasers. The nominal headline concerns Iran, claiming that popular anger against the country's clerical leadership is intensifying and that the "Mullahs"…
Reporter Nick Craven visits a Dartmoor village left in shock and grief following the death of former MP Ann Widdecombe, who is reported to have been murdered. The piece examines the fallout in the local community, including the wrongful arrest of a local tradesman, an unexplained "mystery car"…
This item is a personal opinion piece by Daily Mail food writer Tom Parker Bowles, who explains why he has decided to stop eating farmed salmon despite it being Britain's most popular fish. The article promises to scrutinise the fish-farming industry and to examine what the "organic" label…