Journalist Andrzej Poczobut Freed in Prisoner Swap
Andrzej Poczobut, Polish-Belarusian journalist and Sakharov Prize winner, has been released from Belarusian prison as part of a prisoner swap, confirmed by Poland's PM Donald Tusk.
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Nebraska Medicaid Work Requirements Rollout Accelerated
Nebraska will become the first US state to impose work requirements on new Medicaid applicants, launching eight months early. Advocates fear eligible individuals may lose coverage due to rapid implementation.
Ghanaian lover speaks out after Brit widow's £1m scam death
Janet Fordham, 69, lost £1m to scammers and died in a car crash in Ghana. Her lover Daniel Agyapong denies wrongdoing, claiming it was an accident.
Pet Sitters Caught Abusing Dogs on Camera
A family returning from Thailand found their dogs abused by trusted pet sitters Paige Williams and Bradley Archer, caught on CCTV. The couple pleaded guilty under the Animal Welfare Act.
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Russian Billionaire's Yacht Crosses Strait of Hormuz
The £370m superyacht Nord, linked to sanctioned Russian steel tycoon Alexey Mordashov, crossed the Strait of Hormuz despite Iran's blockade, raising questions about clearance.
Zelensky Escalates Row with Israel Over Stolen Grain
Ukraine's President Zelensky criticizes Israel for purchasing grain allegedly stolen by Russia, threatening sanctions and legal action as diplomatic rift widens.
UK-France Migrant Deal Faces High Court Challenge
A High Court challenge by six migrants claims the 'one-in, one-out' deal with France unlawfully blocks trafficking appeals, risking the Home Secretary's deportation powers.
Kent village fears as migrants housed in bungalow
Residents of Walderslade, Kent, express anxiety over a bungalow set to house six migrants under a government dispersal scheme, citing safety concerns for grandchildren.
Top Jalisco Cartel Leader Captured in Ditch by Mexican Forces
Dramatic footage shows Audias Flores, 'The Gardener', hiding in a ditch after a massive military operation involving 500 soldiers and helicopters.
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Mexican Cartel Leader Captured in Ditch
Audias Flores Silva, a top CJNG commander, was captured by Mexican forces after 19 months on the run, hiding in a ditch near El Mirador, Nayarit.
Starmer Under Pressure to Extradite Andrew Tate
Sir Keir Starmer faces renewed calls to extradite Andrew Tate after Romanian courts lifted all remaining conditions, allowing him to travel freely and taunt UK authorities.
Belarus frees journalist Andrzej Poczobut in prisoner swap
Belarus released journalist Andrzej Poczobut in a prisoner swap with Poland, freeing 10 prisoners total as Lukashenko seeks better ties with the West.
High Court Challenge Jeopardises UK-France Migrant Deal
Shabana Mahmood's one-in-one-out migrant deal with France faces a High Court challenge over modern slavery appeals, potentially impacting deportations.
Ex-teacher jailed for 1970s abuse of pupils in Belfast
William Lloyd-Lavery, 77, sentenced to two years for indecently assaulting five girls at a south Belfast school in the 1970s, with victims describing lasting trauma.
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Iranian Dissidents Sing Before Execution in Smuggled Video
Heartbreaking footage shows six Iranian dissidents singing a song of resistance before their execution by the regime, smuggled out of Ghezel Hesar prison.
UK Abandons Afghan Interpreters to Taliban in Policy Reversal
Thousands of Afghan interpreters and UK allies promised sanctuary are abandoned as the government ends rescue missions, leaving them to flee the Taliban alone.
Terry backs ban on foreigners claiming benefits
Former England captain John Terry supports Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain party call to ban foreigners from claiming benefits, sparking debate online.
ICC Orders $8.4M Reparations for Mali Victims
The International Criminal Court ordered al-Qaida-linked ex-police chief Al Hassan to pay €7.2 million in reparations for atrocities in Timbuktu, Mali.
Police Launch High-Visibility Operation After NI Car Bomb
A high-visibility policing operation is underway in Northern Ireland to counter the dissident republican threat following a car bomb attack on Dunmurry police station. The New IRA has claimed responsibility.
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French Teen Charged in Singapore for Licking Straw
An 18-year-old French student has been charged in Singapore after licking a straw from a vending machine and posting the video online, sparking outrage and potential jail time.
Asylum seeker jailed for setting fire to two migrant hotels
Rawand Abdulrahman, 37, set fire to two asylum hotels in Essex, causing hundreds of thousands of pounds in damage, and was jailed for eight-and-a-half years.
Russian Oligarch's Yacht Crosses Strait of Hormuz
The superyacht of sanctioned Russian oligarch Alexey Mordashov sailed through the Strait of Hormuz despite blockades, as global oil prices rise and UK warns of economic impact.
Japan Bear Sightings Surge After Hibernation
Japan faces a sharp rise in bear sightings as animals emerge from hibernation, with authorities warning of increased danger before national holidays. A town moves daily exercise indoors to avoid encounters.
Masked gang steals £140k motorbikes from Kent warehouse
Twelve masked raiders stole £140,000 worth of motorbikes from a Kent warehouse after sneaking under an open shutter door. Two men were sentenced for the burglary.
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Police Launch High Visibility Op Against Dissident Threat
A high visibility policing operation is launched across Northern Ireland to counter the dissident republican threat after a car bomb attack on Dunmurry police station.
TUI Issues EES Update for Europe Holidaymakers
TUI has issued new guidance for passengers with holidays to Europe amid the rollout of the EU Entry/Exit System, warning of potential delays at airports in Spain and Portugal.
New IRA Vows to Target Police Homes After Bombing
The New IRA has claimed responsibility for a car bomb explosion outside a police station in Dunmurry and threatens to target officers' homes.
German Tourist Dies After Cobra Bite in Egypt
A 57-year-old German tourist died after being bitten by a cobra during a snake charmer show at a hotel in Hurghada, Egypt. Police are investigating the incident.
Nadia Almada Unrecognisable After Facelift in Turkey
Nadia Almada, 48, emerged from a Turkish hospital with bandages after a facelift, following her weight loss surgery. She also discussed the Supreme Court ruling on gender.
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Asylum Seeker Guilty of Subway Assault After Return as Driver
Abdoela Berhan, an Eritrean asylum seeker, assaulted a Subway worker, then returned hours later as a Just Eat driver where staff identified him. He was convicted in absentia and a warrant issued.
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