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UK Crime & Justice
The 2006 world champion was convicted of abusing two minors over a span of more than a decade, prompting his removal from the sport's hall of fame.
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World
A mechanical failure involving a door mechanism on a double-decker bus has led to the withdrawal of vehicles from service and triggered investigations by transport authorities and labor unions.
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World
Dale Vince proposes a financial rescue and expansion plan for local titles, aiming to fill the void left by shrinking newsrooms in the capital.
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World
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World
Global fashion houses rely on centuries-old Indian techniques for high-end collections, but recent controversies highlight a growing tension between corporate branding and the recognition of artisanal labor.
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World
Experts argue the government’s seventh intergenerational report underestimates financial damages from global heating and water scarcity, despite acknowledging potential gains from renewable energy exports.
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World
A new online database brings together nearly four million records from former British colonies, allowing descendants to trace family histories that were previously obscured by the mechanics of colonial administration.
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World
The storm triggered landslides and power outages across the Tokyo region, marking the nation's 25th typhoon of a year intensified by El Niño conditions.
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World
The province alleges that internal safety warnings were ignored by leadership, preventing law enforcement from intervening before the deadly attack in Tumbler Ridge.
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World
A corporate executive describes an alleged incident of sexual touching at a Sydney event, marking the fourth witness to testify against the retired broadcaster who denies all charges.
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World
Violent winds and record rainfall triggered landslides and widespread disruptions in Japan, forcing evacuations for millions as the storm moves away from the capital.
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World
The critical injury of an eleven-year-old boy in a Sydney apartment has reignited political conflict between the state government and opposition regarding firearm regulations and proposed buyback schemes.
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World
A Sydney court hears conflicting accounts of a fatal shooting that left two men dead and their bodies concealed in surfboard bags, as the defense argues panic drove the cleanup efforts.
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The president’s visit to the mayor’s residence marks a rare bipartisan appearance, yet underlying tensions over immigration enforcement and media access remain unresolved.
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