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Greenlanders don't appreciate Trump's advances - but there is little here to stop US troops
Greenland is in the eye of an intense diplomatic storm, not that you would know it being here.
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Storm Goretti to bring heavy snow and strong winds to the UK - as major incident declared in part of Scotland
Britain's first named storm of the year is set to strike this week, bringing heavy snow and strong winds as a new year cold snap continues to bite.
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Police wrongly told family their son had died in car crash
A police force has admitted it told the family of a teenage boy that he had died in a car crash, when he had in fact survived.
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New CCTV images released in hunt for on-the-run murderer and second prisoner
Police have released new CCTV images of a convicted murderer and a second prisoner who escaped from a prison in Cromhall, Gloucestershire on New Year's Day.
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How much has sacking managers cost Manchester United?
With Monday's decision to fire head coach Ruben Amorim, Manchester United payouts to sacked managers and their staff could have reached nearly £98m since 2014, the year following longtime coach Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement.
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Fujitsu boss rejects MP's claim firm is 'a parasite on the British state'
Fujitsu's European boss has denied that the company is "a parasite on the British state" after MPs challenged it over its position on Post Office scandal compensation.
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Musk must urgently deal with Grok AI's ability to generate sexualised images, government warns
Elon Musk's X must urgently deal with its in-built artificial intelligence Grok being used to generate "absolutely appalling" fake sexualised images, Technology Secretary Liz Kendall has said.
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'No political influence' in decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans, say police
West Midlands Police have denied that the decision to ban Israeli fans from a football match in Birmingham was influenced by political factors.
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'Brilliant tactically': Trump says many killed in Venezuela operation
Donald Trump has revealed new details of the operation to capture Nicolas Maduro which saw "many" killed, as supporters of the deposed Venezuelan president took to the streets.
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Chelsea's new boss Liam Rosenior convicted of speeding
New Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior has been convicted of speeding after fog delayed his flight back to the UK, where he was due to complete a speed awareness course.