Five Rescued After Three Months Adrift in South Pacific
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Authorities confirmed five people were found in Kiribati after drifting in a skiff from Micronesia, but four remain missing.
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Two Helicopters Collide Near Everest Base Camp, Killing One
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An Indian tourist died and two others were injured when two choppers crashed while attempting to land below Mount Everest's base camp.
Americans Among 69 Killed in Spanish High-Speed Train Collision
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A signaling failure and an 'inexplicable' command order are believed to have caused the crash that also injured scores of passengers.
Serial Killer Steve Wright Questioned Over Unsolved Cases
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Suffolk Police confirm Wright has been interviewed in prison regarding cold cases following his guilty plea for the murder of Victoria Hall.
Hundreds of Bangladesh Garment Factories Close Amidst Wage Protests
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Workers are demanding a minimum monthly wage increase, leading to widespread factory shutdowns and clashes with authorities.
Homeowner Ordered to Repaint Red Roof After Tribunal Rules it Breaches By-laws
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A woman has lost a three-year legal battle after her bright red roof was deemed 'jarring' and 'alien' by neighbours.
Plane struggled to start before fatal crash killing Australian businessman and daughter
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A preliminary report revealed difficulties starting the aircraft's engine before it crashed eight minutes after takeoff, killing Ian Campbell and his daughter Hannah.
Migrant Industry Views Taxpayers with Contempt, UK Columnist Argues
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A provocative image of a migrant giving a middle-finger salute encapsulates a broken immigration system, according to Daniel Hannan.
UK Did Not Profit From Slavery, Cost of Abolition Far Exceeded Gains, Professor Argues
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Demands for reparations from Britain are described as blackmail, with new analysis suggesting the nation's prosperity was built on innovation, not the slave trade.