Argentina protests erupt over killings of 15-year-old girl and two young women
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Thousands march in Buenos Aires demanding justice after a drug-trafficking gang allegedly killed and livestreamed the victims
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Labour minister signals readiness to overrule Islamophobia definition to safeguard free speech
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Communities Secretary says he would overrule an official Islamophobia definition if it risks blasphemy laws or curtails legitimate criticism of Islam
Stampede at Tamil Nadu rally kills 36, including eight children
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Health officials say most victims died before reaching hospital; authorities order an investigation into crowd management at actor-politician Vijay's Karur rally.
Netanyahu defiant UN address frames international push to Gaza deal
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Israeli leader rejects a Palestinian state as security imperative, while Washington presses a Gaza settlement amid a looming anniversary of the Oct. 7 attacks.
UN sanctions reimposed on Iran as Europe urges restraint in stalled talks
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UK, France and Germany urge Tehran to refrain from escalation as IAEA inspections resume and ambassadors are recalled
Labour minister says he would overrule new Islamophobia definition to defend free speech
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Communities Secretary Steve Reed says no final definition exists yet and he would oppose any approach that curtails free expression or evokes back-door blasphemy laws
Sir Alex Ferguson’s favourite Italian restaurant fined £56,000 over illegal workers
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Cibo in Hale, a preferred dining spot for the former Manchester United manager, was penalized after a Home Office raid found undocumented staff and inadequate employment checks.
Farage swan claim renews debate on migrant poaching in Britain
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Officials say there have been no reports of migrants eating swans in Royal Parks, but a long history of sporadic swan-poaching anecdotes and wildlife-law penalties are cited in the broader discussion over migration and crime.
From drug theft to Dubai arrests: How a Scottish gangland feud went global
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Four suspected crime figures linked to the Lyons-Daniel feud detained in the United Arab Emirates as Scotland’s long-running gang conflict stretches into international territory