In pictures: Skywatchers enjoy partial eclipse and supermoon
The celestial spectacle took place on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning across North and South America as well as Europe and Africa.
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Inflation remains unchanged as air fares offset petrol price falls
The ONS said inflation remained unchanged at 2.2% last month, after rising for the first time this year in July.
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UN to vote on a Palestinian resolution demanding Israel end illegal occupation
The resolution is being put to a vote in the 193-member assembly as Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza approaches its first anniversary.
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Exploding Hezbollah pagers in apparent Israeli attack ‘made by Hungarian firm’
Pagers used by militant group Hezbollah exploded near-simultaneously on Tuesday, killing at least 12 people, including two children.
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Bangladesh citizens, opposition party demand election after prime minister fled
Protests began in July and morphed into an anti-government movement.
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Trump will meet with Narendra Modi during Indian prime minister’s visit to US
The Republican presidential nominee referenced it for the first time while speaking at an unrelated event in Michigan.
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Safety agency failed to investigate complaint into doomed Titan sub, staff say
OceanGate’s former operations director said he felt let down by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s decision not to follow up.
World News|Sep 17
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Foreign Office urges ‘calm heads’ after deadly pager explosions in Lebanon
The Foreign Office urged de-escalation after an apparent remote attack killed at least nine and wounded thousands.
UK News|Sep 17
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Silver-studded blues at Dorset nature reserve buck bad year for butterflies
The National Trust reveals record numbers of silver-studded blue butterflies this summer at Studland heaths.
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Foolish to assume independence is ‘over and done’ despite SNP troubles – expert
Mark Diffley said that as things stand it is looking ‘unlikely’ the SNP will hold on to power in 2026.
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Nature experts warn of ‘butterfly emergency’ with record lows in annual count
Big Butterfly Count citizen science project sees the lowest number of butterflies per count in its 14-year history.
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Labour struggles after independence vote may have worked in our favour, says MP
Blair McDougall was head of the Better Together campaign in 2014, and is now the Labour MP for East Renfrewshire.
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Indyref left ‘overwhelmingly positive legacy’ in Scotland – Swinney
The First Minister is to tell an audience of supporters that Yes campaigners ‘picked themselves up, dusted themselves down, and looked to the future’.
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Buffer zones outside abortion clinics to come into effect at end of October
The new law prohibits protests within 150 metres of clinics or hospitals providing abortion services in England and Wales.
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Wave of populism may have overwhelmed No campaign if vote came later, says chief
Former Better Together boss Blair McDougall was speaking on the 10th anniversary of Scots voting against independence.
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