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New police misogyny claims: Serving Humberside officer says problem at her force is a 'monster'
"For a while, seeing a police officer in uniform, I'd have flashbacks," says "Sally", who is herself a serving police officer, left traumatised by sexual abuse from a fellow officer.
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UK accuses Vladimir Putin of spreading false information over depleted uranium in tank shells for Ukraine
The UK has accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of deliberately spreading false information about a British decision to send tank shells that contain depleted uranium to Ukraine.
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Manchester United sale: Eight bids could be made as Wednesday deadline looms
As many as eight bids could be made for Manchester United before Wednesday's deadline for second offers, it is understood.
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Boris Johnson partygate inquiry: Expect sparks to fly as former prime minister faces four-hour grilling by MPs
Boris Johnson's defence has finally landed - a 52-page dossier outlining why he believes he "acted in good faith" when he told the House of Commons "no rules were broken" over parties in lockdown.
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Man set on fire walking home from Birmingham mosque - terror police investigating
A man has been set on fire as he walked home from a mosque in Birmingham, with counter-terrorism police involved in the investigation.
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Boris Johnson's future on the line with MPs to quiz him over partygate denials
Boris Johnson's future is in the balance as he is set to give evidence to MPs investigating whether he misled parliament over partygate denials.
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Sarah Snook: Succession star reveals pregnancy at final season premiere
Succession star Sarah Snook has revealed she is pregnant with her first child during the red-carpet premiere of the final season of the show.
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What happens if Donald Trump is arrested?
Donald Trump has claimed he is set to be arrested over an alleged hush money payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels.
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Credit Suisse bondholders may take legal action over £14bn wipe out in UBS takeover
A Swiss regulator's decision to prioritise shareholder value over certain bondholders in the forced takeover of Credit Suisse could result in legal action, a law firm has warned.
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Rich polluting countries like UK must 'fast forward' net zero target by a decade, demands UN chief
In a controversial move, the United Nations chief is today calling on polluting developed countries like the UK to "fast forward" net zero targets by a decade to 2040, warning the "climate time bomb is ticking".
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100m-high wall of sand towers above Chinese region during storm
Strong wind, sandstorms and concentrated dust are battering northern China - causing travel chaos and damaging property.
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Gwyneth Paltrow ski crash court case: US star 'slammed into fellow skier very hard before bolting'
Gwyneth Paltrow "slammed very hard" into a fellow skier, hitting him directly in the back, as he fell face down, lying "spread-eagled" in the snow, a US court has heard.
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Russia says it scrambled fighter jet to intercept two US bombers over Baltic Sea
A Russian Su-35 fighter jet was scrambled to intercept two US strategic bombers over the Baltic Sea, Russia's defence ministry has said.
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Australia mass fish deaths: Slick of bodies blanket surface of major river causing a putrid stench
Mass fish deaths in Australia's second longest river have been blamed on low oxygen levels.
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Detection of vaping among children 'may be more difficult' than parents realise
A new study has been released showing how little some parents may be aware of their child's vaping habits.
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Energy bills support drives UK public borrowing to record February high
"Substantial" government spending on energy bills support has sent public borrowing to an all-time February record, according to official figures.
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Price of some everyday groceries have 'more than doubled over the last year'
Mozzarella, cornflakes and brie are some of the food products to have more than doubled in price in the last year, new analysis has found.
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Bruce Willis sings and blows out candles as he celebrates 68th birthday following dementia diagnosis
Bruce Willis has celebrated his 68th birthday with a song and a cake, surrounded by his family, after it was announced he had been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia (FTD) earlier this year.
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MPs describe Stormont brake aspect of Windsor Framework as 'practically useless'
A group of Eurosceptic MPs has described the Stormont brake - a key part of Rishi Sunak's renegotiated Brexit deal - "practically useless".
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Jeremy Hunt backs inflation battle and says UK is financially stable
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has backed the Bank of England to prioritise tackling inflation, despite concerns rapid increases in interest rates have contributed to recent volatility in the banking sector.
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Insiders at London office of Credit Suisse where investment bankers face mass layoffs describe anger at 'arrogance' of bosses that led to bank's woes
An employee at Credit Suisse's London office has said many staff are job hunting amid the "disaster" faced by workers due to the bank's shock takeover by rival UBS.
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Windsor Framework Stormont brake: MPs set to vote on first part of new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland
MPs are set to vote on the first part of the government's new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland.
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UK defence spending as share of GDP falls despite Russia's war in Ukraine
UK defence spending as a share of national income fell last year compared with 2021 despite Russia's war in Ukraine, new figures released by NATO have revealed.
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Government's migrant plan could cost £9bn in first three years, refugee charity claims
The cost of the government's plan to clamp down on Channel migrant crossings could amount to more than £9billion in the first three years, according to a refugee charity.