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Big chains accused of masquerading as independent restaurants on delivery apps
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Around 1,500 soldiers on standby for deployment to Minneapolis, officials say
The troops are an option should Donald Trump decide to use them to quell anti-ICE protests in the city, an official tells CBS News.
'Literal lifesavers' rescue nine-month-old baby trapped in burning car
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Starmer and European leaders criticise Trump plan to apply tariffs over Greenland
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Faisal Islam: Trump's Greenland threats to allies are without parallel
The US president's latest threats will baffle the leaders of allied nations, writes the BBC's economics editor.
Faisal Islam: Trump's Greenland threats to allies are without parallel
The US president's latest threats will baffle the leaders of allied nations, writes the BBC's economics editor.
Britain's Fery causes first upset of Australian Open
British qualifier Arthur Fery claims another notable Grand Slam scalp by stunning 20th seed Flavio Cobolli on day one of the Australian Open.
British qualifier Fery causes first shock of Australian Open by beating Italian seed
British qualifier Arthur Fery claims another notable Grand Slam scalp by stunning 20th seed Flavio Cobolli on day one of the Australian Open.
The Papers: 'Blackmail over Greenland' and 'Jenrick's bizarre plot'
Trump's imposition of tariffs over Greenland and a memo about Robert Jenrick's defection to Reform make Sunday's papers.
US judge restricts ICE response to Minneapolis protesters
The legal order comes ahead of planned weekend protests and counter protests in the city amid ongoing immigration enforcement actions.
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Harry's war with the press is back in court. But this time it's different
This is the Duke of Sussex's third major court battle accusing newspaper groups of unlawful behaviour.
Harry's war with the press is back in court. But this time it's different
This is the Duke of Sussex's third major court battle accusing newspaper groups of unlawful behaviour.
British Gas took 15 months to refund me £1,500. It's absurd
Beth Kojder said it was frustrating it took so long to get her money back, given the ombudsman had ruled in her favour nearly a year ago.
Nasa's mega Moon rocket arrives at launch pad for Artemis II mission
Final preparations now get underway for the first crewed mission to the Moon in more than 50 years.
Half American, half Canadian: Take a ride in a car welded from two front ends
The owner of this quirky vehicle says it gets a "lot of smiles per gallon" on the streets of Detroit.
Half American, half Canadian: Take a ride in a car welded from two front ends
The owner of this quirky vehicle says it gets a "lot of smiles per gallon" on the streets of Detroit.