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  1. 7 hours ago

    An ambulance technician who died after an object struck his windscreen was a week away from retiring, having rejoined the service in January to support his colleagues during the pandemic. His brother said it was a "freak accident, an absolute tragedy"

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  2. 8 hours ago

    The BBC was more concerned with punishing whistleblowers for revealing details about the Panorama interview with Diana than investigating why Martin Bashir had allegedly faked documents in the lead-up to it, papers suggest

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  3. 8 hours ago

    Hundreds of firefighters across Britain have been tackling serious wildfires after the prolonged dry spell led to grass and gorse blazes

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  4. 8 hours ago

    Narendra Modi admitted today that a “storm has shaken the nation” as his government faces bitter criticism of its handling of the pandemic and hospitals in Delhi continue to report critical oxygen shortages

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  6. 9 hours ago

    An Indonesian submarine that vanished last week has been found cracked apart about 25 miles north of Bali, the country’s military has confirmed. All 53 crew were dead

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  8. Apr 24

    "Nearly 2,000 young Chinese men lie in graves administered by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, but some scholars believe many more Chinese civilians died on the Western Front, most of whom have no headstone, no name, no number, and no memorial."

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  9. Apr 24

    "The internet has been engineered to reflect gender norms in relationships. But we can change it" She cofounded Tinder in her twenties, then suffered from misogynistic trolling. Now her dating app, Bumble, has made a billionaire at 31

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  10. Apr 24

    "How do you board a plane with a light heart when not just India, but Brazil — which, having run out of sedatives, intubates patients by strapping them down — are hitting record cases?" |

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  11. Apr 24

    After she became the victim of a race-hate crime, turned to the natural beauty of the Pennines for healing and to reinforce her sense of belonging

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  12. Apr 24

    "While we were always poor, we never worried about being homeless. All my siblings – stable and content – launched their lives from there: studying, going to university, getting jobs." |

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  13. Apr 24

    "Single friends of mine broke the rules to break their sex droughts, but I haven’t seen another naked human in 18 months." They’ve been home alone for months — then 12 days ago singletons could start dating again. How did they get on?

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  14. Apr 24

    Riot police watch a man walk through Brixton, south London, in July 1981, months after the riot that brought the beginnings of police reform to Britain 📸 Suresh Karadia for The Times See more photos from this month's gallery:

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  15. Apr 24

    Everything is on track for indoor mixing to be allowed in England next month, as senior government scientists believe that vaccines are still holding up well against all variants, including one found in India

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  16. Apr 24

    More than 100 migrants have drowned when their dinghy overturned while trying to cross from Libya to Europe in rough seas. Despite issuing distress calls for hours the boat carrying 130 migrants was ignored by Italy and Malta, according to a charity

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  17. Apr 24

    There are now more than 100 deals for borrowers with a 5% deposit, but brokers say as few as 1 in 20 applications are getting to an agreement in principle stage Many borrowers have a 5% deposit, but still need to borrow more than 4.5 times their income

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  18. Apr 24

    The US is seeking permission to base drones and special forces in countries such as Pakistan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, as America's senior regional commander said that Kabul’s military would collapse against a resurgent Taliban without continued support

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  19. Apr 24

    In the boom years for American oil and gas, mining companies sent legions of “landmen” to Texas, Pennsylvania and Oklahoma to secure land rights for drilling Now, they are back on the road; this time at the behest of renewable energy companies

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  20. Apr 24

    “I write this book,” says , “from the perspective of somebody on the journey. I am not on the other side of it. Everything I talk about in the book I continue to deal with today. I still interrupt my wife. I still have pulls to porn."

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