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BP profits more than double to £7.1bn amid windfall tax pressure
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BP profits more than double to £7.1bn amid windfall tax pressure

New Twitter boss Elon Musk reportedly plans subscription fee for users to keep blue tick
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Twitter reportedly plans subscription fee for users to keep blue tick

Nine arrested after India bridge collapse which killed hundreds of people
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Nine arrested after bridge collapse which killed hundreds in India

Instagram down for thousands of users amid confusion over ‘suspension’ message
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Instagram down amid confusion over 'suspension' message

Home secretary Suella Braverman admits sending official documents to personal email on six occasions
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Braverman admits sending official documents to personal email six times

‘Anything’s possible’ – big day nears for Diego Maradona’s ‘Hand of God’ World Cup 86 ball
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‘Anything’s possible’ – big day nears for Maradona ‘Hand of God’ ball

South Korea launches probe into Halloween crowd crush after 150 people killed during festival
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Investigation into Seoul Halloween crush as death toll rises over 150

Liz Truss' phone was 'clearly hacked', says minister
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Liz Truss' phone was 'clearly hacked', says minister

UK Covid inquiry to look at impact of political decision-making
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UK Covid inquiry to look at impact of political decision-making

‘Petrol bombs thrown’ at Border Force immigration centre in Dover
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'Petrol bombs thrown' at Border Force immigration centre

Pensioner arrested on suspicion of murder after woman found shot dead in Wirral, Merseyside
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Pensioner arrested on suspicion of murder after woman found shot dead

South Korea mourns as more than 150 killed in Halloween party crowd surge in Seoul
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More than 150 killed in 'hell-like' Halloween crowd surge

Dozens badly injured after crowd surge during Seoul Halloween festivities
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'Around 50 in cardiac arrest' after crowd surge at Halloween festivities

Octopus Energy to take over collapsed supplier Bulb
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Octopus Energy to take over collapsed supplier Bulb

Man charged over deaths of 39 Vietnamese people found in lorry in Essex
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Man charged over deaths of 39 Vietnamese people found in lorry

Liz Truss ‘enjoying a well-deserved break’ after stint as prime minister, says Therese Coffey
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Liz Truss 'enjoying a well-deserved break' after stint as PM

Flower in bloom at Cambridge University smells like ‘dead rats decomposing next to rotting fish’
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Newly bloomed orchid 'smells like dead rats and rotting fish'

Husband of US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ‘violently assaulted’ after break-in at their San Francisco home
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Husband of US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi 'violently assaulted' 

Discount retailer Aldi set to become first UK supermarket to pay workers £11 hourly base rate
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Aldi to become first UK supermarket to pay workers £11 hourly base rate

‘Evil’ Jemma Mitchell jailed for life on TV for killing and beheading friend
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‘Evil healer' jailed for life on TV for killing and beheading friend

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National Insurance hike has forced closure of at least five Scottish care homes
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National Insurance hike has forced closure of 'at least five Scottish care homes'

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Two teens arrested after girl, 17, raped in Bellshill home
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Two teens arrested after girl, 17, raped in home

Emergency services called to tackle large wildfire in Aberdeenshire
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Emergency services called to tackle large wildfire 

Man in hospital after car ‘deliberately’ driven at him and set on fire in Stirling
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Man in hospital after hit and run murder bid 

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Fire crews tackle blaze at combined heat and power plant 

Former Celtic chairman and SFA president Jack McGinn dies aged 92
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Former Celtic chairman and SFA president Jack McGinn dies aged 92

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Almost 50 MPs to rebel over welfare cuts as Labour revolt grows
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Almost 50 MPs to rebel over welfare cuts as Labour revolt grows

Nigel Farage’s Reform ‘very much enjoyed’ Prime Minister’s immigration speech
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Nigel Farage's Reform 'very much enjoyed' Prime Minister's immigration speech

Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces questions after announcing immigration crackdown
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Assisted Dying in Scotland: What happens next? 

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Holidaymakers ‘trimming budgets this summer amid cost-of-living concerns’
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‘Silent’ pro-Palestinian protest to be held in Basel streets during Eurovision
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‘Silent’ pro-Palestinian protest to be held in Basel streets during Eurovision

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