Republican rivals attack each other’s record in debate without Trump
The former president held his own TV event while Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis traded insults on stage in Iowa.
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Teenager jokily asked if he should push boy, 13, into river, inquest told
The inquest into the death of Christopher Kapessa is taking place in Pontypridd, south Wales.
UK News|Jan 10
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HS2 boss admits project could cost up to £66.6bn
In 2013, HS2 was estimated to cost £37.5 billion (in 2009 prices) for the entire planned network, including now-scrapped extensions from Birmingham.
UK News|Jan 10
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Ecuador on the brink after gang gunmen stage shows of force
A TV studio was taken over while there were other attacks following apparent prison escapes by two gang leaders.
World News|Jan 10
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Rugby player Api Ratuniyarawa jailed for sexually assaulting three teenagers
The 37-year-old admitted sex attacks on three females in a bar days before he was due to play for the Barbarians in Cardiff.
UK Sport|Jan 9
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Rugby player Api Ratuniyarawa jailed for sexually assaulting three teenagers
The 37-year-old admitted sex attacks on three females in a bar days before he was due to play for the Barbarians in Cardiff.
UK News|Jan 9
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Labour writes to Treasury over ‘misleading’ social media posts on tax changes
The department’s posts on X about the cut to national insurance have attracted ‘Readers added context’ notes.
UK News|Jan 7
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Items owned by Marilyn Monroe and Hugh Hefner to go to auction
Among the collection is a smoking jacket, silk pyjamas, slippers and tobacco pipe, worn by the founder of Playboy magazine.
UK News|Jan 5
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PEH modernisation key to meeting health challenges - Brouard
The next phase of modernisation of the Princess Elizabeth Hospital cannot come soon enough to enable Health & Social Care to attempt to overcome health challenges similar to those facing much of the western world.
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Watchdog to scrutinise Sunak’s claim the asylum backlog has been ‘cleared’
The UK Statistics Authority said the announcement would be investigated.
UK News|Jan 3
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What the papers say – January 3
A variety of stories feature on the front pages around Britain on Wednesday.
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Ministers accused of ‘playing fast and loose’ with migration backlog figures
The Government was warned that the public ‘will not be fooled by smoke and mirrors’ over asylum processing claims.
UK News|Jan 2
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Universal payment proposal to Troubles bereaved criticised
Victims Commissioner Ian Jeffers has proposed a payment to relatives of all of those killed during the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
UK News|Jan 2
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More tremors predicted after 55 die in Japan earthquake
Aftershocks continued to shake Ishikawa prefecture and nearby areas a day after a magnitude 7.6 temblor slammed the area.
World News|Jan 2
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What the papers say – January 1
A range of stories make the headlines for the first day of 2024.
UK News|Jan 2
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