Four Soldiers Killed in Black Hawk Crash Near Joint Base Lewis-McChord
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Names released for chief warrant officers Andrew Cully and Andrew Kraus, and sergeants Donavon Scott and Jadalyn Good
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Ukraine’s Ghost unit claims first destruction of Be-12 amphibious planes in Crimea
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Ukraine says the Ghost unit destroyed two Be-12 Chaika amphibious planes and an Mi-8 helicopter in a Sunday strike on Crimea’s Black Sea Fleet assets, marking a milestone in Kyiv’s Black Sea operations.
Gunman killed at Amazon facility in Columbus, Georgia
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Authorities say the gunman was killed; no other fatalities reported; investigation ongoing.
Emil the Elk captured after long summer on the loose in Central Europe
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Austrian wildlife officials tranquilised Emil near Sattledt, tagged him with a GPS device, and released him on the Czech border near Sumava, as authorities consider next steps to integrate him with a local herd.
BBC editor's 'far-right' label during Charlie Kirk funeral sparks backlash
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BBC coverage of the Turning Point USA founder's memorial drew online criticism after a broadcaster described him as far-right during remarks at the Arizona service.
Newry man to receive £170,000 in damages in priest abuse case
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Settlement includes a written apology from the archbishop; case against Diocese of Dromore and St Colman’s College Board of Governors remains without admission of liability
Man to receive £170k in damages in priest sex abuse case
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Settlement includes £170,000 in damages and a written apology from church leadership; no admission of liability.
Labour Islamophobia definition could deter police, warn top barrister
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Legal opinion says a non-statutory definition could hamper investigations and restrict free speech as Labour advances a working group on Islamophobia
State schools lead Oxbridge intake as VAT shift pushes more families to the state sector
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Exclusive data shows which taxpayer-funded institutions sent the most pupils to Oxford and Cambridge last year; Hills Road Sixth Form College tops the overall table amid a shifting admissions landscape.