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Judi Dench says she can no longer leave home alone due to deteriorating eyesight
Dame Judi Dench has revealed she can no longer leave her house alone due to her deteriorating eyesight.
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Harry will celebrate his settlement – but it’s unlikely to be the end of his personal crusade
It was going to take something dramatic to encourage Prince Harry to settle.
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President Trump: ‘Peacemaker’?
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Pop hit-makers Stock, Aitken and Waterman get blue plaque
From the sampled vocals of Mel & Kim to the instantly memorable lyrics of Rick Astley's biggest hits, Stock, Aitken and Waterman's songs ruled the UK charts in the late…
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Klarna gives investors sale deadline ahead of $20bn float
Investors in Klarna have been told to indicate their interest in selling their shares by early next month, in a further indication that the buy now pay later (BNPL) giant…
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Starmer vows to ‘take on NIMBYs’ and halt delays for major building projects
Sir Keir Starmer is vowing to take on "the NIMBYs" by reducing legal challenges to infrastructure building - with a new approach stopping "newts and bats" from blocking construction.
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Footage shows Palestinian family in car under attack in West Bank during Israeli raid
A series of videos show the moment a car carrying a family in the occupied West Bank came under attack during an Israeli raid into the city of Jenin yesterday.
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Putin warned after Royal Navy tracks ‘spy’ ship that entered UK waters for second time in months
A Russian "spy" ship has been monitored by the Royal Navy after it entered UK waters earlier this week, the defence secretary has said - as he issued a warning…
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‘Hundreds trapped’ in West Bank hospital as Israeli troops clear roadside bombs
Hundreds of people are trapped inside a West Bank hospital surrounded by Israeli forces, according to Palestinian health officials.
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Ireland delays selection of prime minister as parliament erupts in row
Ireland has delayed choosing its new prime minister after a row over speaking rights sparked angry scenes in the parliament.