Maldives Cave Photos Released After Italian Divers' Deaths
DAN Europe releases eerie images of the underwater cave system in the Maldives where five Italian divers tragically lost their lives during an expedition.
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Ex-Middlesbrough Player Denies Bias in Spygate Verdict
David Winnie, a former footballer who played one match for Middlesbrough 33 years ago, rejects accusations of bias after Southampton were expelled from the play-offs by a commission he served on.
Nato Tests Missile Ops from London Tube, Guardiola to Leave City
Nato conducts deep strike missile exercises from a secret London Tube station. Burnham launches Makerfield by-election campaign. New Ebola vaccine nears. Judith Chalmers dies at 90. Guardiola leaves Man City.
Guardiola's Man City Exit Mirrors Klopp Parallel
Pep Guardiola reflects on his decade at Manchester City, citing dwindling energy and a need for new leadership, drawing parallels with Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool departure.
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Myra Hindley Photos May Reveal More Moors Victims
Author Michael Attwell suggests chilling images of Myra Hindley at Ramshaw Rocks could be clues to undiscovered victims of the Moors Murders, including Keith Bennett.
Australian Doctor: Gaza Flotilla Activists Treated 'Worse Than Animals'
An Australian doctor claims activists from the Gaza flotilla were handled roughly and forced into stress positions after being detained by Israel, sparking condemnation.
Aid Sector at Breaking Point: Dinosaurs Must Adapt or Die
International aid charities face a crisis as funds shrink and localisation fails. Halima Begum argues that big NGOs must let go and redirect resources to grassroots organisations.
Tony Abbott Returns as Liberal Party President Unopposed
Former PM Tony Abbott will become the new federal Liberal party president, unopposed, marking his return to political frontlines seven years after losing his seat.
Tuchel Names Surprise England Squad for 2026 World Cup
Thomas Tuchel has named his England squad for the 2026 World Cup, including Ivan Toney and Djed Spence, while leaving out Trent Alexander-Arnold, Harry Maguire, Cole Palmer, and Phil Foden.
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US Arms Sales to Taiwan Paused Over Iran War: Official
US acting navy secretary Hung Cao says arms sales to Taiwan are paused to ensure munitions for Iran operations, raising concerns over US support for Taipei.
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Corrections on Republika Srpska description and NHS artificial pancreas figures scope. Other amended articles listed. Contact info for complaints.
Healey Asks Farage to Explain £5m Gift's Russia-Iran Links
John Healey calls on Nigel Farage to clarify whether a £5m gift from a billionaire may involve Russia-linked profits or Iran war benefits, urging transparency.
End of CBS News Radio: A Personal Loss for Network News
The granddaughter of CBS founder William S Paley reflects on the end of CBS News Radio, a service that has been a trusted news source for nearly a century.
Boots Riley: Theft Is Not Outside of Capitalism
Boots Riley discusses his new film I Love Boosters, communism, shoplifting as resistance, and partnering with Annapurna Pictures amid criticisms.
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Deported Venezuelan seeks asylum in Spain, feels safe
Andry José Hernández Romero, deported from the US to El Salvador's Cecot prison, has moved to Spain to seek asylum, citing safety concerns and distrust of US authorities.
Trump's Outrages Ignored by Media as 'Priced In'
Margaret Sullivan argues that mainstream media treats Trump's corruption and erratic behavior as normal, failing to cover scandals that would have dominated headlines in the past.
Hearst Workers Say Company Tries to 'Destroy Unions'
Workers at Hearst-owned local newspapers accuse the media giant of anti-union tactics, including contract violations and bad-faith bargaining, amid stalled negotiations.
Carrick Named Man United Permanent Head Coach
Michael Carrick has been confirmed as Manchester United's permanent head coach until 2028, after a successful interim spell that saw the team return to the Champions League.
UN Climate Resolution Shows Growing Political Momentum
The UN General Assembly overwhelmingly approved a climate crisis resolution, urging fossil fuel phaseout. Experts say it boosts diplomacy and litigation, despite opposition from major oil producers.
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Guardiola's Perpetual Revolutions Changed English Football
Pep Guardiola's departure from Manchester City marks the end of an era, but his tactical innovations and adaptability have left an indelible mark on English football, reshaping the game from grassroots to the Premier League.
Electoral Reform and Reversing Brexit: A Connected Path
As the 10-year anniversary of Brexit approaches, Labour leadership hopefuls debate re-joining the EU. But without electoral reform, Britain's political instability may hinder any negotiation.
Progressive Dems' 2024 Autopsy Criticised for Gaza Silence
A new report by progressive Democrats on the 2024 election loss is under fire for failing to address the Gaza conflict, sparking internal party tensions.
Wayúu Fear Green Energy Boom Repeats Mining's Destruction
Colombia's Wayúu Indigenous people fear that new windfarms will repeat the devastation caused by decades of coal mining on their lands and lives.
Michael Jackson Biopic Sequel Announced by Lionsgate
Lionsgate reveals plans for a Michael Jackson biopic sequel, with 25-30% already shot. The first film earned $715.8m worldwide despite controversy over child abuse allegations.
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Uranium and Hormuz Control Stall US-Iran Ceasefire Talks
Pakistani mediators push for permanent ceasefire between US and Iran, but disputes over uranium stockpile and Strait of Hormuz control remain major obstacles.
StanChart CEO Apologises for 'Lower-Value Human Capital' Remark
Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters apologised after calling some of the 7,800 staff set to lose jobs to AI 'lower-value human capital', sparking backlash.
Spring Snow and Record-Breaking Melons: Photos of the Day
A roundup of striking images from around the world, including spring snow in Yellowstone, record-priced melons in Japan, and protests in London.
Andy Burnham's Social Media Savvy Wins Labour Praise
Andy Burnham's snarky social media style contrasts with Keir Starmer's, earning praise from Labour MPs and PR experts as a natural, forthright communicator.
Flare Up: Illness and Disability as Creative Power
Flare Up exhibition at CCA Goldsmiths features artists turning illness, disability, and neurodivergence into powerful art, challenging societal norms and celebrating resilience.
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Why Elon Musk Fears Lupita Nyong'o in The Odyssey
Elon Musk has been attacking Lupita Nyong'o's casting as Helen of Troy in Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, revealing his obsession with race and fragility.
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