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Minimal border opening in Gaza: 50 a day
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Minimal border opening in Gaza: 50 a day

For the first time in about two years, the Rafah border crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt has been described as open. But as of this afternoon, no one was seen passing through, and the approved opening is minimal: 50 people, under strict controls, will be allowed to travel in each direction per day
Kyiv residents flee their homes in search of warmth
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Kyiv residents flee their homes in search of warmth

Russian attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure have forced scores of residents to flee their homes in Kyiv. In the midst of a bitterly cold winter, they have lost electricity, heating and water
New allegations against Britain's ex-Prince Andrew in Jeffrey Epstein scandal
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New allegations against Britain's ex-Prince Andrew in Jeffrey Epstein scandal

New allegations are now being made in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal against Britain's Prince Andrew. At the same time, a top Slovak politician has resigned after the new files were released
Starmer urges Prince Andrew to testify before US Congress about Epstein
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Starmer urges Prince Andrew to testify before US Congress about Epstein

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer says Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor should testify before the US Congress about his contacts with Jeffrey Epstein.
Nicki Minaj describes herself as Trump's biggest fan
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Nicki Minaj describes herself as Trump's biggest fan

Nicki Minaj describes herself as US President Donald Trump's biggest fan. "The hate motivates me to support him even more," she said at a press conference in Washington on Wednesday, the BBC reports
Video shows Pretti in a fight, days before fatal shooting
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Video shows Pretti in a fight, days before fatal shooting

A new video of what appears to be the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti has been released. It was recorded 11 days before federal Border Patrol officers killed him in Minneapolis - and in it, he appears to be in a scuffle with federal agents
Harry Styles aims to break Wembley record with twelve concerts this summer
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Harry Styles aims to break Wembley record with twelve concerts this summer

The Internet was turned off - then a massacre began
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The Internet was turned off - then a massacre began

As soon as the internet was shut down, security forces opened fire. In two days, so many were killed that there were not enough body bags
Reggae legend Sly Dunbar dies at 73
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Reggae legend Sly Dunbar dies at 73

Jamaican drummer and reggae producer Sly Dunbar has died, the BBC reports.
Natalya's home is freezing cold: My blood turned to ice
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Natalya's home is freezing cold: My blood turned to ice

It's below zero in Kyiv and the exhaled breath hangs like smoke from people's mouths. The cold has also settled inside many homes after continued Russian attacks on the city's energy infrastructure
After the success - The Traitors becomes a theatrical production
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After the success - The Traitors becomes a theatrical production

"The Traitors" has become a huge success on British television. Now the show's creators are taking a new step - making a theatrical version of the reality series, the BBC reports
Major floods in Mozambique described as the worst in a generation, at least 640,000 affected
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Major floods in Mozambique described as the worst in a generation, at least 640,000 affected

Greenland singled out in new U.S. defense strategy
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Greenland singled out in new U.S. defense strategy

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Starmer calls Trump's words disgusting over NATO operation in Afghanistan
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Starmer calls Trump's words disgusting over NATO operation in Afghanistan

Donald Trump claimed that NATO forces stayed “away from the front lines” during the US-led NATO operation in Afghanistan. In the UK, many are demanding an apology
Three dead in shooting in New South Wales, Australia
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Three dead in shooting in New South Wales, Australia

White House actor Timothy Busfield released on bail
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White House actor Timothy Busfield released on bail

Actor and director Timothy Busfield has been released on bail pending trial, the BBC reports.
At least 21 dead in serious train collision in southern Spain
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At least 21 dead in serious train collision in southern Spain

At least 21 people have died in a train collision in southern Spain. "This is an evening of deep sorrow for our country," Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez wrote on X
Sting has paid 8 million kronor to The Police bandmates
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Sting has paid 8 million kronor to The Police bandmates

Sting has paid royalties to Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland of The Police. According to the BBC, the amount is £647,000, approximately 8 million kronor
BBC to start producing programmes for YouTube
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BBC to start producing programmes for YouTube

The public service broadcaster BBC has agreed to produce programmes for publication on the streaming service YouTube, the Financial Times reports. The deal is expected to be announced next week
Trump says Gaza's new government has been put together
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Trump says Gaza's new government has been put together

The so-called peace council intended to govern the Gaza Strip has been formed, according to US President Donald Trump.
Mayor: Very difficult situation in Kyiv as thousands of households are without electricity and heating
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Mayor: Very difficult situation in Kyiv as thousands of households are without electricity and heating

Several thousand households in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv are without electricity and heating, Mayor Vitaliy Klychko said. "We have not seen a situation like this before during the war," he added
Regime sources say thousands killed during protests in Iran
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Regime sources say thousands killed during protests in Iran

High-ranking regime sources in Iran state that around 3,000 people have been killed during the protests, but blame the deaths on "terrorists. " According to Iran International, the death toll is likely at least 12,000
Trump on Iran: Help is on the way
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Trump on Iran: Help is on the way

Donald Trump is urging the people of Iran to continue their protests, while also warning the regime not to hang protesters as punishment. "Then they will see things happen," the US president threatened on CBS News
Serious knee injury - Conor Bradley out for the rest of the season
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Serious knee injury - Conor Bradley out for the rest of the season

Defender Conor Bradley, 22, will have to undergo surgery for a knee injury he suffered against Arsenal last week.
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