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Banksy unveils artwork on side of partially-destroyed building in Ukraine
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Banksy unveils artwork on side of dilapidated building in Ukraine

Missile that killed two on Polish farm ‘likely launched in defence’ of Ukraine, president suggests
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Missile that killed two on Polish farm 'launched in defence of Ukraine'

Diego Maradona ‘Hand of God’ World Cup match ball to be auctioned by referee who allowed controversial goal
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Diego Maradona's 'Hand of God' World Cup match ball to be auctioned

Elon Musk ‘fired Twitter staff for criticising him’
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Elon Musk ‘fired Twitter staff for criticising him’

Two official bullying complaints filed against deputy prime minister Dominic Raab
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Two official bullying complaints filed against deputy prime minister

Oil tanker ‘hit by bomb-carrying drone’ off Oman amid heightened tensions with Iran
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Oil tanker ‘hit by bomb-carrying drone’ off the coast of Oman

Donald Trump announces he will run for US president in 2024
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Donald Trump announces he will run for US president in 2024

Inflation hits 11.1% as rise of energy bills drives up cost of living
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Inflation hits 11.1% as rise of energy bills drives up cost of living

What to expect from chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s autumn statement amid ongoing cost of living crisis
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What can we expect from Jeremy Hunt's autumn statement?

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Campaigners call for ‘misleading’ sugar crackdown after baby food found to contain four teaspoons
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Baby food labels contain 'misleading' information on sugar levels

‘Liz Truss’ political career is over’, Matt Hancock tells I’m A Celebrity campmates
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'Liz Truss' political career is over', says Matt Hancock 

Slice of cake from wedding of Charles and Camilla up for auction
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Slice of cake from wedding of Charles and Camilla up for auction

Russian missiles kill two in Poland - US intelligence official
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Russian missiles kill two in Poland - US intelligence official

Nearly 700,000 Scots families receive second cost of living payment
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Nearly 700,000 Scots families receive second cost of living payment

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos to give away most of his £105.7bn fortune
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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos to give away most of his £105.7bn fortune

Two-year-old boy died from mould in housing authority flat in Manchester, judge rules
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Toddler died from exposure to mould in housing authority flat

Tesco website crashes as thousands log on to book Christmas delivery slots
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Tesco website crashes as thousands book Christmas delivery slots

World’s population set to hit eight billion milestone, according to the United Nations
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World’s population set to hit eight billion milestone

UK economy has been ‘permanently damaged’ by Brexit, says economist
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UK economy has been 'permanently damaged' by Brexit, says economist

US comedian Jay Leno suffers serious burns in gasoline fire
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US comedian Jay Leno suffers serious burns in gasoline fire

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Assisted Dying Bill passed in first step towards legalisation in Scotland
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Assisted Dying Bill passed in first step towards legalisation in Scotland 

Royal College of Psychiatrists pulls support for assisted dying bill
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Royal College of Psychiatrists pulls support for assisted dying bill

STV to air first-ever Coronation Street and Emmerdale crossover episode
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STV to air first-ever Coronation Street and Emmerdale crossover episode

Lorraine Kelly confirms return to TV after surgery
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Lorraine Kelly confirms return to TV after surgery

Civil service jobs to move to Scotland as part of UK Government shake-up
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Hundreds of civil service jobs to move to Scotland in UK Government shake-up

Social media platforms ‘failing to protect girls from harm at every stage’, NSPCC report finds
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Social media platforms 'failing to protect girls from harm at every stage'

Working long hours may alter brain structure, research suggests
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Working long hours may alter brain structure, research suggests

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Bricks produced from recycled materials approved for use in construction jobs

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Charity celebrates sending 100 lorries of aid to Ukraine

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'GTA Paisley': Developer turning hometown into mystery-solving game

North Sea offshore helicopters reaches milestone with 1,000 taskings
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Artist creates miniature replicas of Edinburgh’s pubs
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French actor Gerard Depardieu found guilty of sexual assault on film set
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French actor Gerard Depardieu found guilty of sexual assault on film set

Tom Cruise says receiving BFI fellowship is ‘absolutely extraordinary’
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Tom Cruise says receiving BFI fellowship is ‘absolutely extraordinary’

Star Wars actor Hayden Christensen to appear at Comic Con Scotland as tickets on sale
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Iconic Star Wars actor to appear at Comic Con Scotland as tickets on sale 

Eurovision 2025 sees comeback for key changes and unusual time signatures
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Eurovision 2025 sees comeback for key changes and unusual time signatures

UK pins Eurovision hopes on first all-female group since 1999
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UK pins Eurovision hopes on first all-female group since 1999

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Baby Reindeer scoops early Bafta win with prize for Jessica Gunning

Dunkirk edges Saving Private Ryan as the UK’s favourite Second World War film
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Dunkirk edges Saving Private Ryan as the UK’s favourite Second World War film

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Spar chicken pulled from shelves over fears it could cause meningitis
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'Do not eat': Chicken pulled from shelves over fears it could cause meningitis

Outer space recreated in Glasgow basement in bid to help future missions
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Outer space recreated in Glasgow basement in bid to help future missions