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Fiat Feud: The succession row within 'Italy's Kennedys'
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What does the tech sector want from Budget 2026?
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‘Cheating is encouraged’: nut crackers at Peckham’s Conker Championships go for the fun
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Some people have a choice about whether or not to vote Labour. I wish I did too | Polly Hudson
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Latest news bulletin | October 5th, 2025 – Morning
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Syria selects members of first post-Assad parliament
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Syria selects members of first post-Assad parliament
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Police to question UK synagogue attack suspects further
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Police to question UK synagogue attack suspects further
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How are people in Dunboyne feeling about Budget 2026?
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Foster carers make their case for support in Budget 2026
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St Helens given police escort after ‘terrorist threat’ made during Hull KR match
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Farmers facing significant costs after Storm Amy flooding
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Tories to pledge to create immigration taskforce modelled on Trump’s Ice
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Andrej Babis leads vote count in Czech parliamentary election
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Belgian driver surrenders after fatal hit-and-run near Hazeldonk
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Drone sightings overshadow Munich Migration Meeting
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'Trumpist' billionaire Andrej Babis wins Czech parliamentary election
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Police given permission to hold Manchester synagogue attack suspects until Wednesday
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Minor injured in Amsterdam West shooting, police investigate
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From Rome to Barcelona: Thousands attend pro-Palestinian demos
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Watchdog warns of underlying deficit in public finances
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Many Dutch patients return from Belgium after failed fertility treatments
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VAT cut for hospitality industry from next July
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Pro-Palestine protesters pepper sprayed in Dublin
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Suspect arrested following morning shooting in Amsterdam Zuid
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Andrej Babiš' ANO movement wins Czech parliamentary elections
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Israel accused of detaining Greta Thunberg in infested cell and making her hold flags
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Dutch parliament against Danish plan to monitor EU citizens’ chat messages
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Employment minister promises tax incentives to encourage Finns working abroad to return
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Latest news bulletin | October 4th, 2025 – Evening
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More than 350 arrested at pro-Palestine protest in London
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Video: Car smashes through Hulst home, driver under influence and loses license
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Russia strikes hit two passenger trains in northern Ukraine
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Israel’s army announces shift to defensive operations in Gaza amid Trump plan, local media reports
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One dead after 'savage' Russian attack on Ukrainian railway station
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Dutch government will fine employers who misclassify self-employed workers
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Turkey says 137 flotilla activists arrive in Istanbul
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Police make almost 500 arrests at Palestine Action protest in London
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‘Like time-travelling’: readers tell of unexpected joys of V&A East Storehouse
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After Manchester, progressives should know this: Jewish people feel very alone. We need you to stand with us | Dave Rich
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Next Tory leader? Rise of Katie Lam reflects rightward shift on migration
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Explosion damages Albert Heijn entrance in Dordrecht; No injuries reported
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Germany: 35 years after reunification, disparities remain
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Thousands take part in Dublin's pro-Palestine rally
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Dutch consumers face higher prices as major firms dominate key markets, watchdogs warn
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‘Delivery robots will happen’: Skype co-founder on his fast-growing venture Starship
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Greens ‘on track’ to supplant Labour as favourite party in London, says Zack Polanski
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Finnish Foreign Minister: Hamas announcement "very positive"
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Hampstead Heath swimming ponds considering limiting transgender users’ access
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Football changes sail into GAA rule book
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Train strikes car at Boxtel crossing; Driver suspected of drunk driving
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Flights resume 'progressively' at Munich airport after second drone scare
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Munich Airport reopens after second closure in 24 hours due to suspected drones
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Becky Barnicoat on the growth of fascism in Britain – cartoon
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Man killed in weather-related incident named locally
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UK antisemitism ‘allowed to grow’ by politicians and wider society, Jewish security group says
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Investigation after man's body found in Co Meath
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Schiedam enforces security measures ahead of pro- and anti-asylum center demonstrations
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Czechs head to the polls for final day of general elections
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British teenager dies in car crash months after being freed from Dubai jail for sex with girl, 17
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‘Let’s learn from that history’: opera looks to luddites for how to deal with AI
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Why does Reform seem unassailable? Because this is party conference season, when politicos always lose the plot | Simon Jenkins
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Family firm of Reform UK council leader threatened with compulsory strike off
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Gazans hope Trump will force end to two-year-old war
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Special Congress: Rule changes overwhelmingly approved
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Special Congress: Delegates vote on football changes
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Electric cars fare worse in Finnish car inspections – up to half of Teslas flunk
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Russian strikes on Ukraine trains kill one, injure 30
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