56 m. ago The country that has cut asylum claims by 90% by banning the burkha and refusing benefits to migrants who don't learn their language, revealed by SUE REID

Two bullet holes from the bad old days still scar the black metal doorway of Ishmail Schbaita's busy corner shop in Copenhagen. 

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75 m. ago Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas Spotted Out on a Walk Together in London on Her 37th Birthday

Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas Spotted Out on a Walk Together in London on Her 37th Birthday  People.com

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2 h. ago DAN HODGES: Labour and the Tories are on their final warning over the three words that explain Reform's explosive success

A few years ago, Keir Starmer declared his mission was to transform Labour into the 'political wing of the British people'.

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2 h. ago Haydock stabbing: Second person arrested on suspicion of murder after man knifed to death

Police have launched a murder investigation and have arrested two people in connection to a man who was found stabbed to death inside a flat in Liverpool on Friday

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2 h. ago REVEALED: How the People's Pope shielded sexual predators in the clergy

When the world's cardinals met in Rome last Monday for the first of their crucial pre-conclave discussions, they raised 'the issue of clerical abuse', according to a Vatican spokesman.

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2 h. ago 16 pictures of packed Porthcawl beaches during the town's glory days

Porthcawl was once described as a mini Blackpool in the days when people flocked to the coast. The beaches are still popular now, but Miners' Fortnight transformed the town every summer for decades.

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3 h. ago The best pictures as thousands of people run Cardiff's Pretty Muddy race

Runners left the event covered head-to-toe in mud as they raised thousands of pounds for charity

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4 h. ago Blood on the floor in Dordogne: Crimson stain can be seen outside French holiday home where Brit mother

Jean-François Guerrier, 74, was one of the last people to see mother-of-four Karen Carter, 65, after spending the evening with her at a wine-tasting.

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6 h. ago McCann family pay tribute to Madeleine on 18th anniversary of her disappearance

Madeleine was three when she vanished while on a family holiday in Praia da Luz, Portugal, on May 3 2007.

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6 h. ago Bloke scared of dumping his partner he texted her he was on a 'secret mission'

A survey has revealed some of the extreme measures people will go to to avoid having a face-to-face break up conversation with their partner - including claiming you've been sent on a mission abroad

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6 h. ago Youngsters getting handy as DIY TikTok helps Gen Z to unwind

DIY chores that often leave people raging have become unconventional mindfulness activities a study has found, with Gen Z turning to TikTok tutorials to unwind and firm up friendships

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7 h. ago Four people injured including child after two serious collisions in Rochdale as man arrested

The incident is not being treated as terrorism related

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7 h. ago Seagulls the size of 'pterodactyls' terrorise village as 'stupid' people feeding them

One villager fears that the whopper seagulls menacing the area will 'take over' if 'stupid people' continue to feed the birds that have grown so big, they have been likened to dinosaurs

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7 h. ago Lost delicacies you just don't see people ordering in the chippy anymore

Some chip shop staples from our childhoods are hard to find on chippy menus these days

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7 h. ago DAN HODGES: Labour and the Tories are on their final warning over the three words that explain Reform's exposive success

A few years ago, Keir Starmer declared his mission was to transform Labour into the 'political wing of the British people'.

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8 h. ago LIVE: Attempted murder inquiry launched after four people injured in two different car incidents in Rochdale

Police said the incident is not being treated as terrorism related

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8 h. ago Financial markets have become a bulwark against populist excesses | Phillip Inman

Custodians of global wealth have reacted with anger at attempts by people like Trump and Truss to revolutionise the economyYou say you want a revolution, sang the Beatles back in 1968. And that seems to be the interpretation of electoral results across the industrialised world.From the seismic shifts in recent US and German elections to the rise of Reform and the Green party in the UK, electorates are signalling that they reject the status quo. Continue reading...

Economics

9 h. ago Indigenous activists see Trump's Columbus Day rhetoric as cause for continued advocacy

President Donald Trump has announced he won't recognize Indigenous Peoples Day and will bring Columbus Day “back from the ashes” — another sign some Native leaders say that advocacy for Indigenous representation must continue during Trump’s second term in the White House

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9 h. ago HMRC warns home workers to be careful as you could be left out of pocket

HMRC is urging people who work remotely to check before making a certain claim as it could lead to you being hit the a hug tax bill after people made wrongful claims

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9 h. ago ‘The janjaweed are coming’: Sudanese recount atrocities in RSF attack on a Darfur camp

Sudan's notorious paramilitary Rapid Support Forces and its allied militias have rampaged through the country's largest camp for displaced people in Darfur

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