Russian Bombing Kills 24 at Ukrainian Aid Center
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Kyiv says at least 18 people died in a strike on a village in the southern Zaporizhzhia region, with 27 others missing.
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Learjet Crashed Into Florida Thunderstorm, Killing Nine, After Co-Pilot's Distress Call
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A meteorologist suggests the private jet may have flown directly into a rapidly developing storm, moments after the co-pilot reported severe turbulence and a rapid descent.
Mystery Celebrity Awaits Ruling on Identity Publication Amid Suicide Threats
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A High Court judge will decide Tuesday whether to allow publication of abuse allegations against an anonymous celebrity who claims he may commit suicide if identified.
South African Police Arrest Five in Brutal Farm Robbery
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Five suspects have been apprehended in connection with a violent farm attack where a farmer was shot and mutilated.
Ukraine War: Fighting Resumes in Kherson After Longest Ceasefire
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A six-day truce in the occupied town of Oleshky allowed for evacuations, but both sides accused each other of using the pause to bolster positions.
Dutch Police Offer Record $2.2 Million Reward for Fugitive Drug Lord
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Authorities believe Jos Leijdekkers, convicted in absentia of major cocaine smuggling, is hiding in Sierra Leone.
King Charles's Role in Commonwealth Clarified Amid Slavery Apology Row
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Buckingham Palace emphasizes the monarch's convening function, not policy-making, as leaders gather for the Commonwealth summit.
Teenager Recounts Face and Hand Slashes by 'Mass Stabber' on London Train
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A 17-year-old described the moment he was attacked on a Docklands Light Railway service after a day at a theme park.
King Charles and Queen Camilla Visit Antigua, Confront Legacy of Slavery Amid Reparations Debate
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The royal couple toured historical sites and engaged with community events in Antigua and Barbuda as discussions intensified over Britain's role in the transatlantic slave trade.