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All news for 2025-02-10

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Man accused of attempting to murder Salman Rushdie shouts ’free Palestine’ in courtroom as trial begins
The man accused of trying to murder Salman Rushdie said "free Palestine" as he entered a US courtroom on Monday.
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Trump orders US Treasury to stop minting pennies, citing wasteful spending
The US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has been told to stop minting one-cent coins, or pennies as they are widely called, by US President Donald Trump in an announcement on his Truth Social media account.
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Elon Musk: the untold power behind Trump’s presidency
As soon as Donald Trump took office, Elon Musk effectively became the second most powerful figure in the White House.
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Macron touts Europe and France as AI powerhouses amid US and UK tension
‘Choose Europe and France for AI,’ says president amid speculation US and UK playing hardball over declaration
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Father jailed for 15 years for murdering daughter in Darlington
A father has been jailed for at least 15 years for murdering his daughter after the jury rejected his claim he had killed her in a play-fight.
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Burnley MP Oliver Ryan suspended from Labour over offensive WhatsApp messages
Burnley MP Oliver Ryan has become the second MP to be suspended from the Labour parliamentary party over his membership of a WhatsApp group which contained offensive messages.
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Former Radio 1 DJ and convicted pedophile Michael Willis dies at 79 after falling into River Dart
A former Radio 1 DJ and convicted pedophile, known for his friendship with Jimmy Savile, has died at 79 after falling from a boat into a river.
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Teenage British soldier took her own life after being harassed by a colleague
A teenage soldier took her own life after she feared her ’psychotic and possessive’ boss had hacked her phone, an inquest has heard.
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Inside Lukashenko’s inner circle: The chefs, doctors, and stylists behind the regime
Aleksandr Lukashenko has been ruling Belarus for 30 years and plans to be “re-elected" for a seventh term in 2025. But what do voters really know about the "national leader", apart from what is broadcast by the press service and propaganda?
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Inventor of the jet suit, Richard Browning, prepares to sign £24 million contracts with special forces
An inventor whose jet suits have won him comparisons with Iron Man says he’s poised to sign £24,000,000 of deals with special forces.
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Farmers to stage another tractor protest as they fight new inheritance tax rules
“Persistent and peaceful” campaigning by farmers on new inheritance tax rules could “get change”, Nigel Farage has said.
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Kanye West has erased his entire website, leaving only a shockingly hateful $20 t-shirt
Kanye West has seemingly deleted his entire website with the exception of a single t-shirt that features a swastika symbol, available for purchase for $20 (£16.15).
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Armed police lock down Lewisham High Street after ‘emergency incident’ involving man with knife
Після «надзвичайного інциденту» озброєна поліція заблокувала вулицю Льюїшам-Хай-стріт і оточила сусідній HSBC.
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Son-in-law of Mexican drug lord pleads guilty in plot to control U.S.-Mexico used car market
The son-in-law of a Mexican drug lord pleaded guilty this week to a scheme that used violence and threats to fix prices and control the transnational used-car market at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Diane Abbott condemns racist and sexist remarks in Labour group chat after MPs’ suspensions
Diane Abbott has condemned the participants in a group chat that mocked her and other Labour colleagues – which has led to two of the party’s MPs being suspended.
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They could have exploded at any moment: 176 World War II bombs found under a children’s park
More than 150 of the unexploded World War 2 ’practice’ devices have been uncovered on a play park construction site in Wooler, Northumberland
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Drax power station in North Yorkshire criticized for using US and Canadian wood pellets, government slashes subsidies
North Yorkshire power plant has been criticised for burning wood pellets sourced from US and Canadian forests.
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CNN mistakenly refers to Osama bin Laden as ’Obama bin Laden’ during live broadcast
CNN suffered yet another embarrassment Friday after using a graphic with the name ’Obama bin Laden’ on air.
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Hamas suspends Israeli hostages release, endangering Gaza ceasefire
Hamas says it is suspending the release of Israeli hostages from Gaza – leaving a ceasefire agreed with Israel to end 15 months of war inside Gaza on a knife edge.
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Man in his 20s hospitalized after stabbing in Croydon; suspect still on the loose
A man was rushed to hospital last night after a stabbing in the centre of Croydon, police say. The victim, believed to be in his 20s, is expected to survive, but the knifeman remains at large, according to the force.
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British IT engineer seeks to buy landfill to recover hard drive with 8,000 Bitcoin
A man who accidentally binned a hard drive containing 8,000 Bitcoin tokens more than a decade ago is hoping to buy the tip where he lost his fortune.
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12 arrested in North Macedonia and Serbia for large-scale euro counterfeiting
Eurojust and Europol supported an operation that put a halt to a criminal group that produced and sold counterfeit euro coins and bills.
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Mafia-linked fraud: Italian suspect arrested for €100M EU funds scam in Romania
An investigation reveals how suspected mafia-linked companies used fake documents to win 100 million euros in EU-funded contracts in Romania.
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Sacked minister’s WhatsApp messages have been recorded by police as a ’non-hate crime incident’
Greater Manchester Police has said that a "non-crime hate incident" has been recorded after a health minister was sacked over the weekend following comments made in a WhatsApp group chat.
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Google drops AI ban on weapons and surveillance in policy shift
In 2018, the company introduced policies that excluded applying AI in ways “likely to cause overall harm.” Now that promise is gone.
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