Ukrainian Fencer Demands Sanctions for Russian Opponent
Ukrainian fencer Olena Kravatska tearfully calls for sanctions against Russian fencer Sofia Shnaider for supporting Russia's war in Ukraine, sparking debate in sports.
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Texas Healing Chapel Founder Faces New Allegations
Anthony Odiong, founder of a Texas healing chapel, faces new accusations of sexual misconduct. The allegations add to previous legal troubles.
China Builds Dozens of Nuclear Missile Launch Pads
Satellite images show China constructing over 80 launch pads in Xinjiang desert, expanding its nuclear capabilities with hardened infrastructure for mobile missiles.
Family Tribute to Alana Moscrop, 5, Killed in Lancashire Crash
Alana Moscrop, 5, died in hospital after a crash on the A59 in Lancashire. Her family remembers her as a 'bundle of energy and joy'.
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Man Jailed for Spraying Semen on Women in Supermarkets
William Kidd, 27, was jailed for four years after spraying his own semen on women in supermarkets in Cheshire and Greater Manchester. He admitted 11 counts of sexual assault.
Spencer Pratt's Mayoral Run: Pandering to LA's Ego
Spencer Pratt, reality star and candidate for LA mayor, uses grievance and vanity to appeal to voters, but his lack of policy and experience raises concerns.
California Braces for Turbulent Primary Election
Californians head to the polls for a chaotic primary with tight races for governor, LA mayor, and key congressional seats that could impact US House control.
Sajid Javid: backing Truss was biggest political mistake
Former chancellor Sajid Javid tells Hay festival that supporting Liz Truss for Tory leader was his biggest political mistake and says 'good riddance' to MPs defecting to Reform.
Lawsuit Alleges 'Dire' Conditions at Largest US Immigration Detention Center
The first class-action lawsuit against ICE over conditions at Camp East Montana in Texas alleges dangerous and abusive environment, abhorrent medical care, and widespread human rights violations.
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Durham Pride Beats Reform UK Funding Cut with Union Help
Durham Pride's biggest march ever saw rainbow flags matched by trade union banners, after Reform UK cut funding. Unions raised £25,000, showcasing solidarity.
Ian McKellen Leads LGBTQ+ Equality March in London
Actor Ian McKellen joined the 'Commonwealth Walk of Shame' march in London, protesting laws criminalising same-sex relationships in 29 Commonwealth nations, where some impose life imprisonment or death penalty.
Reid Hoffman: DOJ Probe Seeks to Silence Trump Critics
Billionaire Reid Hoffman claims the Justice Department's criminal investigation into his donations supporting E Jean Carroll's lawsuits against Trump is designed to silence critics. Hoffman vows not to back down.
White House 'Aliens' Website Targets Migrants
The White House launched a website tracking 'aliens,' but it targets migrants arrested by ICE, not extraterrestrials. Critics decry dehumanizing language.
Teen Rapists Spared Jail, Pay £26 Each
Three teenage boys convicted of raping girls as young as 14 were spared jail and ordered to pay just £26 each, sparking outrage and calls for sentencing reform.
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Sterling 'feels worthless' and 'isolated' after arrest
Raheem Sterling has been made to feel 'isolated' and 'worthless' after his arrest on suspicion of driving whilst unfit through drugs, sources close to the footballer reveal.
Archie Battersbee's Mum Jailed for Road Rage Crash
Hollie Dance, mother of Archie Battersbee, was sentenced to four years in prison for chasing a driver off the road, causing a crash that seriously injured the victim.
Woman Deported After Horrific ICE Detention
Ana María, 23, endured humiliating conditions in ICE detention for months, including shackling and mockery, leading her to request deportation back to South America.
Can Trump Win Back Young Men with a UFC Fight?
Trump's approval among young men is plummeting, and a planned UFC match on the White House lawn may not be enough to win them back. Democrats must learn the right lessons.
Prince Andrew Emails Show Confidential Info Shared as Envoy
Emails handed to Buckingham Palace in 2020 appear to show Prince Andrew shared confidential information while serving as a trade envoy, amid ongoing police inquiry.
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Pope Leo XIV Discusses Ethical AI with Anthropic
Pope Leo XIV met with Anthropic's CEO to discuss ethical AI development, emphasizing the need for responsible innovation and human dignity.
Harshita Brella Family Seeks Justice in UK
Harshita Brella's family travels from India to the UK to demand justice and criticize police handling of abuse claims before her murder.
Dad Denied Flight Home Despite Living in UK for 39 Years
Kyle Harris, a US-born UK resident for 39 years, was blocked from boarding a Jet2 flight home due to new ETA rules requiring a British passport.
Medvedev Warns Europe After Romania Drone Strike
Dmitry Medvedev issued a chilling warning to Europe after a Russian drone hit a block of flats in Romania, a NATO member, injuring two people.
Rachel Nickell's Secret Pregnancy Revealed by Boyfriend
Rachel Nickell's boyfriend reveals she may have been pregnant when murdered in 1992. The 23-year-old was stabbed 49 times on Wimbledon Common.
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WA Paper Mill Blast Kills Nine, Two Still Missing
Crews recover another victim from the paper mill explosion in Longview, Washington. Nine dead, two missing. Victims include brothers, a trivia champ, and an electrician.
Judge Blocks Trump's $1.8bn Fund Amid Legal Challenge
A federal judge temporarily halts the Trump administration's secretive $1.8bn 'anti-weaponization' fund, barring any disbursements while a lawsuit proceeds. Key US politics stories from May 29 also covered.
Zelenskyy: Russia Preparing Massive New Strike; Drone Hits Romania
Ukraine's president warns of a massive Russian strike as a drone hits a Romanian apartment, sparking NATO condemnation. Read the latest on day 1,557 of the war.
US Military Kills 3 in Pacific Strike, Death Toll Over 200
The US military struck another suspected drug boat in the Pacific, killing three and pushing the death toll above 200 since September amid controversy over legality.
India Exam Marking Errors Spark National Outcry
Over 400,000 Indian students demand answer sheet copies after new digital marking system causes widespread grading errors in crucial Class 12 exams.
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US 'More Than Capable' of Resuming War with Iran: Hegseth
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth warns US is ready to resume war with Iran if needed, while also expressing alarm over China's military buildup at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore.
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