Melbourne woman dies after citizen's arrest in alleged home invasion
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Homicide Squad to review the burglary and death as authorities weigh self-defense law reforms amid a spike in home invasions.
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Netanyahu to Speak at UN as Israel Faces Growing International Criticism
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Israel aims to counter new Palestinian recognition moves and Gaza-related scrutiny as Netanyahu prepares for a high-stakes appearance at the United Nations General Assembly
Labour leadership chatter intensifies as Burnham praised amid challenge talk
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Cabinet minister hails Andy Burnham as speculation grows over a possible bid to lead Labour; poll indicates the Manchester mayor could be the party’s best option ahead of the Liverpool conference.
World: Cruise passenger attempts to board the wrong ship at CocoCay
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TikTok video captures a lighthearted mix-up involving two Royal Caribbean ships at the private island
Former Lib Dem leader Sir Menzies Campbell dies aged 84
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Liberal Democrat elder and former sprinter known as Ming led the party from 2006 to 2007 and served as MP for North East Fife for 28 years
Labour leadership speculation grows as Burnham praised by cabinet minister
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Poll shows Manchester mayor as party's best option amid leadership chatter ahead of conference
European Maldives: Closer, cheaper alternatives draw UK travelers away from long-haul stays
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From Corfu to Malta, European getaways offer turquoise waters and warm weather at roughly a third of Maldives prices, with flight times around three to four hours from the UK.
Kneecap rapper arrives at London court over Hezbollah flag charge
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Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, known as Kneecap, appears at Woolwich Crown Court as prosecutors pursue a terror-offence case linked to a flag display supporting Hezbollah; defence cites charging irregularities and time limits.
UK digital ID plan triggers regional backlash as Labour outlines new system
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Scottish and Northern Irish leaders push back against compulsory digital ID, warning it could redefine national identity and encroach on rights under the Good Friday Agreement.