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Police raid Columbia University campus to break up pro-Palestinian protest
Police in riot gear have raided Columbia University and arrested pro-Palestinian protesters occupying one of its buildings.
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Hainault stabbings: Murder suspect in hospital after 14-year-old killed in sword attack in London
A murder suspect remains in hospital after a 14-year-old boy was killed and four others injured in a sword attack in northeast London.
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Poorer people dying increasingly younger than richer people as 'dismal' life expectancy gap grows, report finds
People from poorer neighbourhoods in England are dying increasingly younger than those in wealthier areas, a report has found.
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'Thanks to God': Woman's joy on making it to England after 30 attempts
Less than a week after she survived a migrant boat disaster in which five people died, Heivin is standing in a car park next to a shabby hotel near London, smiling and joyous.
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Israel-Hamas war: Rafah attack 'on immediate horizon', UN aid chief says, as Netanyahu reaffirms desire to launch offensive
An Israeli ground offensive in Rafah is "on the immediate horizon", the UN's aid chief has warned, as Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed that his forces "will enter" the southern Gaza city.
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Premier Inn banned from advertising rooms 'from only £35 a night' by advertising authority
Hotel chain Premier Inn has been banned from advertising rooms "from only £35 a night" by the advertising regulator.
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Georgia: Police use water cannon, tear gas and stun grenades to disperse protesters opposing 'foreign agent' bill
Police in Georgia's capital have used water cannon, tear gas and stun grenades against crowds outside the country's parliament protesting against a bill the opposition says aims to crack down on press freedoms.
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Wait for interest rate cut leads to dip in house price growth
Shifting expectations for UK interest rate cuts have contributed to a dip in house price growth, according to a closely watched measure.
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Shardlake star Arthur Hughes on the duel 'burden' and 'superpower' of disability
British actor Arthur Hughes says it's a great step forward to have a disabled character leading the cast in a show that isn't about disability.
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First failed asylum seeker sent from UK to Rwanda on voluntary scheme
The UK has sent the first failed asylum seeker to Rwanda under a voluntary scheme.