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UK-bound British Airways jet loses a wheel during take-off UK-bound British Airways jet loses a wheel during take-off
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Trump warns Iran 'time is running out' as US military builds up in Gulf
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The US president, who has previously vowed to "rescue" protesters in Iran, says a "massive Armada" is on the way to the country. (BBC News)
Eight veterans investigated over Bloody Sunday evidence will not be prosecuted
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Thirteen people were shot dead when members of the Army’s Parachute Regiment opened fire on civil rights demonstrators in Londonderry in 1972. (London News)
Trump continues to rail against Ilhan Omar after town hall attack – live
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Trump calls Minnesota congresswoman a ‘fraud’ who ‘probably had herself sprayed’; Omar says ‘I don’t let bullies win’ in remarks after town hall attackOmar sprayed with unknown substance at Minneapolis town hallWhen Donald Trump was asked in an interview with ABC on whether he saw the video of the spray attack on Ilhan Omar, he said “No, I don’t think about her.”“I think she’s a fraud. I really don’t think about that,” he continued. “She probably had herself sprayed, knowing her.” Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Top private school 'failed to protect pupils' from sexual and physical abuse
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Children at ex-prime minister Tony Blair's former school, Fettes College in Edinburgh, were abused by both teachers and other pupils over decades. (BBC News)
Designating the Domain a protest site? The changes Minns is considering to avoid ‘unnecessary burden’ from demonstrations
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NSW premier also said to be considering altering the form 1 system which protects protesters as polling shows increased support for strengthening police powersGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe NSW premier, Chris Minns, is understood to be considering changes to the form 1 system and land use policies to curtail protests in the Sydney CBD.A poll of 1,022 Australians conducted between Tuesday and Friday last week revealed 62% of respondents nationally and the same proportion in NSW, supported strengthening police powers to curb protests, with just 17% opposing; 38% said they “strongly support”. Continue reading... (The Guardian)