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Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton named Trinity sold to private buyer in Swiss auction for £5m T-Rex bones

UK & International

T-Rex skeleton sold to private buyer for almost £5m in auction

SpaceX Starship: World’s biggest space rocket made by Elon Musk successfully launches after being postponed

UK & International

SpaceX’s Starship rocket launches but explodes minutes after blast-off

Runaway bull shot by police after charging at people on school run

UK & International

Runaway bull shot by police after charging at people on school run

United States and Mexico planning bid to host 2027 Women’s World Cup

United States and Mexico planning bid to host 2027 Women’s World Cup

Future in UK looks ‘risky at best for many workers hoping for comfortable retirement’, IFS says

Future looks ‘risky at best for many workers hoping for comfortable retirement’

Indian woman who died in sea amid Storm Noa was ‘passionate’ space student

UK & International

Woman who died in sea amid Storm Noa was ‘passionate’ space student

Maradona’s medical team to face trial over legendary Argentina star’s death

Maradona’s medical team to face trial over legendary star's death

UK & International

Tesco loses yellow Clubcard-logo lawsuit brought by Lidl

New Zealand cat-killing competition designed for children axed after backlash

UK & International

Children's cat-killing competition axed after backlash

SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn jokes about ‘quiet Easter’ during PMQs as SNP and Rishi Sunak face probes

SNP Westminster leader jokes about 'quiet Easter break' during PMQs

Domestic abuse victims urged to turn off mobile phones ahead of UK emergency alert test

Abuse victims urged to turn off phones ahead of emergency alert test

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faces first PMQs since Easter recess amid Westminster standards probe

Rishi Sunak faces first PMQs since Easter recess amid standards probe

UK inflation slows slightly but food prices surge to 45-year high, ONS figures show

UK & International

Inflation slows slightly but food prices surge to 45-year high

Post Office scandal: Study of lawyers who prosecuted hundreds of victims aims to ‘prevent future injustices’

'Landmark' Post Office scandal study ‘will prevent future injustices’

King’s coronation procession to be led by cross containing relics gifted by Pope

UK & International

King’s coronation procession to be led by cross containing relics gifted by Pope

Toddler reunited with parents after crawling through White House fence in Washington DC

UK & International

Toddler reunited with parents after crawling through White House fence

Fire at Beijing Changfeng Hospital which forced evacuation kills 21 people

UK & International

Fire at Beijing hospital which forced evacuation kills 21 people

Free-range eggs to return to shelves as poultry restrictions ease after bird flu levels reduced to ‘medium’

UK & International

Free-range eggs to return to shelves as poultry restrictions ease

Bear captured after jogger mauled to death in Italian Alps

UK & International

Bear captured after jogger mauled to death in Italian Alps

UK energy suppliers agree ban on forced installation of prepayment meters in homes of over-85s

UK & International

Energy firms agree ban on forced installation of prepayment metres for over-85s

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