79 minutes ago 'When I first experienced menopause I thought I was having a heart attack

Henpicked CEO Deborah Garlick is on a mission to make the workplace better for middle-aged women experiencing menopause, and world leaders are now listening to her

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1 hour ago Jewellery company reject claims Meghan Markle was gifted £2k earrings amid criticism

Prince Harry once revealed wife Meghan Markle would accept the free gifts sent to her at Kensington Palace and distributed them among the staff, despite other royals sending gifts back

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1 hour ago Substitute teacher removed from Minnesota classroom after reenacting George Floyd murder

The man, a police officer who has not been named, was also accused of a series of actions including ‘racially harmful’ and sexist comments to students

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1 hour ago A man has been charged with murder in connection with an Alabama shooting that left 4 dead

Authorities say a man has been charged in a mass shooting that left four people dead and more than a dozen wounded in the city of Birmingham, Alabama, last month

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2 hours ago Harris campaign calls plagiarism claims a partisan attack. Expert says it was 'sloppy writing'

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris’ campaign is dismissing accusations that she and a co-author plagiarized parts of a 2009 book on the U.S. criminal justice system as a desperate attempt by “rightwing operatives” to distract voters ahead of next month’s election

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2 hours ago Zeta drug lord continued to control cartel from inside a Mexican prison, says US indictment

A U.S. indictment unsealed in the District of Columbia claims that the leader of one of Mexico's most violent gangs continued to control an offshoot group, the Northeast Cartel, from inside a Mexican prison

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2 hours ago Duterte drug war back in ICC spotlight after parliamentary committee hears claims his office paid police $17,000 to kill suspects

Accusation against former Philippines president increases pressure on successor Ferdinand Marcos Jr to allow access to international criminal courtA Philippines former police colonel has testified that Rodrigo Duterte’s office offered police up to $17,000 to kill suspects as part of his “war on drugs”, sparking calls for the evidence to be referred to the international criminal court.Royina Garma, a former police colonel who had close ties to Duterte, gave the most damning evidence yet against the former president, when she told a parliamentary committee last week he had called her in May 2016, asking her to find a police officer capable of implementing a nationwide “war on drugs”. Continue reading...

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2 hours ago Few compensation claims for pothole damage to vehicles are successful – report

Halfords launches a pothole damage check

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2 hours ago New Hampshire Supreme Court justice indicted for allegedly interfering with probe of husband

A justice on New Hampshire’s highest court has been charged for allegedly trying to interfere with a criminal investigation into her husband

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