Police remove migrants from central Paris square ahead of the Olympics
Olympics organisers have said they are working with aid groups to find solutions for those in the streets.
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Teenager allegedly involved in satanic online group faces terrorism charges
Cameron Finnigan was remanded into custody until his next court appearance on April 12.
UK News|Apr 3
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What is being proposed under the Royal Mail delivery shake-up and why?
Royal Mail has put forward options for reforming its letter deliveries.
UK News|Apr 3
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Workers protest against NHS contract with firm linked to Israeli military
Hundreds of NHS staff protested outside the NHS England HQ in central London on Wednesday.
UK News|Apr 3
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Royal Mail warns of possible job cuts under plans to cut second-class service
Royal Mail’s proposals would see it axe second-class deliveries on Saturdays, but keep a first-class service six days a week.
UK News|Apr 3
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Vincent Kompany says Burnley will ‘keep fighting’
The Clarets extended their unbeaten run to four games but could not earn what might have been a crucial win.
UK Sport|Apr 3
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Minister refuses to say whether JK Rowling comments were non-crime hate incident
Community safety minister Siobhian Brown said such a decision is a matter for Police Scotland.
UK News|Apr 3
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Ukraine lowers conscription age to plug shortfall in troops fighting Russia
The Ukrainian military had nearly 800,000 troops in October, according to Ukrainian Defence Ministry statistics.
World News|Apr 3
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Train drivers to begin overtime ban ahead of fresh strikes
Passengers are being advised to check before they travel, with some areas having no services on strike days.
UK News|Apr 3
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Only Fools and Donkeys marks 10 years of charity bike rides
More than 50 islanders will travel to St Malo to complete the Mule d’Ane-versaire ride this summer as local charity Only Fools and Donkeys celebrates 10 years of charity bike rides.
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Balmoral Castle opened to tours for the first time
Tickets are limited for the guided tours which run from July 1 to August 4.
UK News|Apr 3
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Strong earthquake shakes Taiwan and damages buildings
The quake was believed to be the biggest in Taiwan since one in 1999 caused extensive damage.
World News|Apr 3
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Government should draw up proposals for frequent flyer tax, MPs urge
MPs have called for ministers to bring forward the first review of the Jet Zero Strategy from 2027 to 2025.
UK News|Apr 2
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Police in Northern Ireland take a walk in the steps of someone with autism
Some 120 officers, including Chief Constable Jon Boutcher took part in a virtual reality experience ahead of Autism Acceptance Week.
UK News|Apr 2
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Grace Clinton raring to go ahead of England’s European Championship qualifiers
The defending European champions kick off their qualifying campaign against Sweden at Wembley before facing the Republic of Ireland in Dublin.
UK Sport|Apr 2
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