Big increase in GPS sabbotage; 983 Dutch flights affected so far this year
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Royal Mail’s owner considering job cuts and price rises for stamps and parcels
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Yoon faces range of pressing issues in second half of term as he returns from APEC, G20
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Never mind what Rachel Reeves did long ago at the Bank of England: what claims do you make on your CV? | Emma Brockes
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Lettuce, sausages and ‘simps’: Bill Shorten’s most memorable zingers
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I turned the empty space above my stairs into a tiny home office for just £3,000 - people are amazed by the difference
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John Prescott: a life in pictures
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As it happened: Left parties urged to not back FG, FF
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Russia-Ukraine war: Doubts cast over Kyiv claim that Russia launched intercontinental ballistic missile – as it happened
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Robinson critical of Azerbaijan as choice for COP host
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US vetoes UN resolution on Gaza ceasefire over hostage release condition
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Can YOU spot the radio hidden in this mindboggling brainteaser in less than 10 seconds?
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Military prosecutors seek 3-year sentence for ex-Marine investigator over alleged insubordination
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Appeals court sentences ex-fiance of Olympic fencing medalist to 13-year prison term
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Major labor groups air mixed views on hiring foreign bus drivers
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Australian tourist dies after drinking tainted alcohol in Laos, raising toll to 4 including American
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At UN climate talks, "sewage" beer from Singapore highlights water scarcity and innovations
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New Zealand police begin arrests for gang symbol ban as new law takes effect
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North Korea and Russia agree to expand their economic cooperation
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Why people are protesting over a deadly roof collapse in Serbia
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Sierra Leone loves rice and wants to free itself from imports. But how to do it?
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Southeast Asian defense chiefs discuss regional security with US, China and other partner nations
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Volcano on Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula erupts for the 7th time in a year
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Poultry throughout Netherlands ordered caged after bird flu outbreak
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Landmark Bill to Ban Children From Social Media Introduced in Australia’s Parliament
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American, Australian, and British Tourists Die in Laos After Drinking Tainted Alcohol
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See Photos of the Seventh Volcanic Eruption on Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula in 12 Months
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NSW government bid to prevent Rising Tide protest in Newcastle harbour invalid, court finds
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Director says finishing Rust was 'a hard thing to do'
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Inside South Africa's 'ruthless' gang-controlled gold mines
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Mali junta chief fires prime minister in row over return to civilian rule
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Labor has unveiled its proposed social media ban for under-16s. Here’s what we know – and what we don’t
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American Airlines passengers duct-tape unhinged traveler who tried to open door mid-flight
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As it happened: Snow hits amid warnings for Storm Bert
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Thursday's papers: Storm snarls Finnish transport, gun-toting MP's fitness award, and saving money in Tampere
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US says supplying Ukraine with antipersonnel mines will help slow Russian troops
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Cop29 live: UN chair ‘so sick’ of Saudi Arabia’s defence of fossil fuels
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Dutch woman in hospital after drinking poisoned alcohol in Laos; 3 tourists dead
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If at first you don't succeed, try, try again! How Prince William dusted off his rugby skills from Eton on his South Africa tour and was called a 'great' player by Springbok star Joel Stransky
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World’s conflict zones increased by two-thirds in past three years, report reveals
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Mineral Resources boss Chris Ellison tells shareholders ‘I hate what I’ve done’ after scandals rock company
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‘The land is tearing itself apart’: life on a collapsing Arctic isle
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Human rights activists face reprisals for opposing extractive industries, says report
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Liverpool Story: Portrait of a City review – city symphony goes down the identity route
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Piggy bank politics: FG and SF row over State finances
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Rough sleeping teams 'flat out' with sub zero 'emergency'
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Duct-taped banana artwork sells for $6.2m in NYC
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Landlords still selling off property, but total number of rentals stable: Land Registry
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Photos of a shocking Alan Jones mural in Sydney resurface after the veteran broadcaster was accused of indecent assault
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Parliament offers sympathy after Melbourne teen dies following suspected methanol poisoning – video
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NHS was ‘within hours’ of running out of gowns during pandemic, Hancock tells Covid inquiry – as it happened
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Russia and North Korea expand their economic ties in new agreement
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Sydney Trains Friday strike CALLED OFF: What is the row about and why did it threaten to cause so much chaos?
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John Prescott, British former deputy prime minister, dies aged 86
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Afternoon Update: Melbourne teen dies after suspected Laos methanol poisoning; Sydney train strike called off; and a US$5.2m banana
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Third of Dutch residents are postponing purchases in hopes of Black Friday deals
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Your first look at Kmart Australia's huge Black Friday sale: 'One-off' big ticket buys to include a $249 Pilates Reformer machine
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Majority back British Museum exhibit on transatlantic slave trade
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Trump’s science-denying fanatics are bad enough. Yet even our climate ‘solutions’ are now the stuff of total delusion | George Monbiot
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Mazyouna, whose face was ‘ripped off’ by Israeli missile, allowed to leave Gaza
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Call for east of England coast trail to address access-to-nature gap
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PM must prioritise Birmingham pub bombings inquiry, say victims’ families
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Podcast: Attack ads and Foley defines a 'crisis'
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Services to mark 50th anniversary of Birmingham bombings
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Services to mark 50th anniversary of Birmingham bombings
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Australia's Word of the Year is revealed - and it exposes a very sad reality in the country
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Tense moment TV interview with security guard is interrupted by a racist heckler: 'Ashamed to be Australian'
Mail Online (Australia)
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Sydney Trains strike is CALLED OFF after last-minute crisis meeting
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Sydney train strike: chaotic shutdown averted after 11th-hour crisis talks with union
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Isla Bell's heartbreaking act before she was allegedly murdered and her body discovered at a tip
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