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Children are among the victims, authorities say, and more victims could still be buried in the rubble of a large apartment block that was destroyed.
Green Party wants to make sure it is 'not vulnerable to extremists'
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Rogue Anthropic AI agent gave police fake tip in unsolved murder case
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Palmer signs new Chelsea contract until 2034
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All Blacks power past Australia to retain Bledisloe Cup
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Four murder arrests after teenagers attacked
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Met's Special Constabulary head fired after AI tool found deleted intimate images on work phone
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Public executions in the US stopped nearly a century ago, why are they resuming now?
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NI secretary intervenes to ban Drumcree parade
The parade has led to a stand-off between Orangemen and nationalist residents of the Garvaghy Road in Portadown lasting almost two weeks.
Conspiracy theories about daughter's death are torture, say parents
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Time to rise? Ranking European football's sleeping giants
From Sampdoria to Saint-Etienne and Real Zaragoza, who are the sleeping giants of European football?
Time to rise? Ranking European football's sleeping giants
From Sampdoria to Saint-Etienne and Real Zaragoza, who are the sleeping giants of European football?
What happens when you grow up not knowing your family medical history?
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Queen reflects on reading 'forbidden' Lady Chatterley's Lover under the pillow
In BBC documentary The Book That Changed My Life, the Queen speaks about memorable moments in her own reading.
Queen reflects on reading 'forbidden' Lady Chatterley's Lover under the pillow
In BBC documentary The Book That Changed My Life, the Queen speaks about memorable moments in her own reading.
'Airlines sound alarm on costs crisis' and 'King's £1.5m bailout'
The weekend edition of the Financial Times highlights what it is calling a "mounting crisis" for airlines.
'Airlines sound alarm on costs crisis' and 'King's £1.5m bailout'
The weekend edition of the Financial Times highlights what it is calling a "mounting crisis" for airlines.