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Flights cancelled after Ethiopian volcano erupts for first time
Flights have been cancelled over ash clouds from Hayli Gubbi, a long-dormant volcano in Ethiopia, erupted for the first time in recorded history.
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'Dead' Thai woman sent to crematorium wakes up in coffin
A woman brought in for cremation at a Thai temple was found alive in her coffin.
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Zelenskyy is racing to beat Donald Trump's peace plan deadline – but what will Russia do?
Washington woke up this morning to a flurry of developments on Ukraine.
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Four more arrests made over Louvre heist as £76m haul remains missing
Four more arrests have been made by French police investigating the Louvre museum heist.
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Overnight attacks in Russia and Ukraine as Zelenskyy eyes talks with Trump over peace plan
Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy are set to hold talks over the Ukraine peace plan, hours after Russia and Ukraine traded deadly overnight strikes.
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Return to China 'not an option', Taiwan warns - as Xi mentions issue in phone call with Trump
Taiwan's prime minister has warned that a "return" to China is not an option.
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Tulip Siddiq: Lawyers and former ministers warn of 'profound concerns' over Labour MP's trial
A group of prominent British lawyers and former cabinet ministers have raised "profound concerns" about the trial of Labour MP Tulip Siddiq over corruption allegations in Bangladesh.
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Trump follows through on 'drill, baby, drill' pledge - and it could have huge consequences
"Drill, baby, drill" was Donald Trump's campaign pledge - and he's following through with a proposal to expand fossil fuel production, which environmentalists say would have devastating consequences.
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Controversial US and Israeli-backed aid operation the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation to close
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a controversial US and Israeli-backed aid distribution group, has said it will permanently cease operations.
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US hails 'tremendous progress' on Ukraine peace plan - but says negotiators 'need more time'
The US secretary of state has hailed a "tremendous amount of progress" on peace talks after the US and Ukraine delegations met in Geneva - but said that negotiators would "need more time".




