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Images of Trump among documents removed from latest Epstein files release
Pictures of Donald Trump are included among at least 16 documents that have disappeared from the Epstein files released by the Department of Justice (DOJ).
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Police name 55-year-old man shot dead in London
A man shot dead in northwest London has been named as 55-year-old Simon Whyte.
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'Our daughter vanished 20 years ago - but AI and an ear caught on camera may finally solve the case'
The parents of a woman who went missing nearly 20 years ago are hoping an AI enhanced picture of a suspect's ear could crack the case.
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Supermarkets and chains face backlash for using 'dangerous' tech to catch shoplifters
The Christmas period is upon us, and goods are flying off the shelves, but for some reason, the tills are not ringing as loudly as they should be.
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Israel approves 19 new Jewish settlements in occupied West Bank
Israel has approved 19 new Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank in a fresh blow to the possibility of a Palestinian state.
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'We will finish Hamas if they don't give us Rani,' says mother of last hostage in Gaza
Now the other hostages are home, the living and the dead, there is just one face whose image you will see across Israel, alongside the national flag and the ubiquitous yellow ribbon, symbol of solidarity with the hostages.
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How a Leicester roundabout could decide the UK's next prime minister
This is a story about a roundabout in Leicester.
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Son of British woman detained in Iran with partner reveals 'dire' conditions of jail
The son of a British woman detained alongside her husband in Iran has urged the UK government to do more to help them escape the "dire" conditions they are being held in.
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Minute's silence for Bondi Beach terror attack victims - as anger directed at Australian PM
Australia's prime minister was met with boos and insults when he arrived at a Bondi Beach vigil for victims of last week's gun attack.
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Starmer will 'absolutely' still be PM next Christmas, insists Labour chair
The chair of the Labour Party has insisted that Sir Keir Starmer will "absolutely" still be prime minister next Christmas, despite the party's dire position in the polls.