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August 27, 2024

Pokrovsk Lives packed up into bags as Russians close on city

Library books are piled in the street, waiting to be removed in a truck.

6 mins

Scholz vows to act on weapons and deportations after Solingen attack

The German chancellor, Olaf Scholz, has promised tougher weapons laws and swifter enforcement of deportation rules in response to the deadly mass stabbing in the western city of Solingen, as the far right seized on public outrage in the run-up to key state elections.

2 mins

Actors revolt on stage at Edinburgh festival after proposal to cut Scottish arts funding

Actors and directors have protested on stage during the Edinburgh festival after anger about proposed cuts to Scottish arts funding escalated into open revolt.

2 mins

Employers offering sabbaticals 'increasingly sought' by workers

Workers are increasingly choosing employers who offer sabbaticals to combat burnout, gain new experiences and improve their work-life balance, experts say.

1 min

Airstrikes Five dead in wave of missile and drone attacks

A huge missile and drone attack launched by Russia across Ukrainian territory has left at least five people dead, officials have said.

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Rising sea levels mean Pacific islands in 'grave danger', warns UN chief

Pacific island nations are in \"grave danger\" from rising sea levels and the world must \"answer the SOS before it is too late\", the UN chief has warned during a visit to Tonga.

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Internet a greater risk to children than travel, say safety experts

Safeguarding experts and child psychologists have said the risks to teenagers are increasingly \"far greater\" online at home than when travelling independently following the row about the television presenter Kirstie Allsopp allowing her teenage son to go Interrailing.

2 mins

over Questions cladding as fire breaks out at east London block of flats

A large fire that engulfed a block of flats in east London has been.

3 mins

Tens of thousands gather for final day of Notting Hill carnival

Tens of thousands of revellers turned out to enjoy the final day of this year's Notting Hill carnival yesterday, flooding the streets of west London with colour, dancing and music.

1 min

'One of the very best': England stars lead tributes to Eriksson

David Beckham led the tributes to Sven-Göran Eriksson last night after the former England manager died at the age of 76, describing him as \"passionate, caring, calm and a true gentleman\".

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Tabloid intrusion Manager's private life was a press obsession

As the first foreigner to manage England, SvenGöran Eriksson's in 2001 appointment was seen as a symbol of a more outward-looking nation.

2 mins

World's oldest man celebrates 112th birthday at care home in Merseyside

The world's oldest living man turned 112 yesterday at his care home in Merseyside.

1 min

Sunak's D-day absence Book reveals source of election-defining error

Senior officials at the Foreign Office repeatedly warned No 10 that Rishi Sunak should not leave June's D-day commemoration in Normandy early, according to new revelations in a book about the Conservatives' 14 years in power.

3 mins

National security adviser PM overturns appointment of general chosen by Tories

Keir Starmer has cancelled the appointment of one of Britain's top generals as his national security adviser in a move senior civil servants fear is designed to pave the way for a more politically loyal candidate.

2 mins

Full steam ahead Volunteer-run railway submits plans to bring back axed train route

Andy Lowe has been at the Great Central Railway since volunteers took over the closed line in 1969. \"That was the year I left school. So as a teenager, I got involved at the beginning.

2 mins

Brazil 'at war with fire' as blazes surge from Amazon to country's rural south-east

Brazil's environment minister yesterday declared her country \"at war\" with fire after a historic surge in blazes - from the depths of the Amazon to the rural south-eastcloaked the cities of Brasília and São Paulo with smoke, grounded flights and forced schools to close.

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Netanyahu faces calls for broader strikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon

Benjamin Netanyahu was facing a political backlash in Israel yesterday over the limited nature of Sunday's airstrikes against Hezbollah, amid growing calls for a broader offensive in Lebanon.

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Telegram founder's arrest part of inquiry into cybercrime, say French prosecutors

Pavel Durov, the Russian-born billionaire co-founder of the Telegram messaging app, was arrested in France in connection with an investigation into criminal activity on the platform and a lack of cooperation with law enforcement, prosecutors said yesterday.

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'I miss my people' Nigerian schoolgirls trapped as sex workers in Ivory Coast

The first French phrases Sara learned when she arrived in the Ivory Coast city of Bouaké were \"Alors baiser\" and \"c'est douce\", to initiate sexual activity and then to fake pleasure during the act.

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New 'Robocrop' robot raspberry picker ripe for action in field

A new version of the world's first raspberry-picking robot, a fourarmed machine powered by artificial intelligence and able to do the job with the speed and effectiveness of a human, is to be employed on farms in the UK, Australia and Portugal over the coming 12 months.

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On the defensive Edwards is the man to fill England's void and the RFU should hire him at any cost

At the Rugby Football Union they like a project. Planning for a successor to Eddie Jones was known as \"Project Everest\" while the Six Nations' move to aggregate broadcasting rights was billed as \"Project Light\", and it does not take a degree in management speak to figure out who came up with that.

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'It was unknown.We lived one day at a time and just started training'

Displaced by war from their homes and facilities, Ukraine's Paralympicswimmers have somehow still made it to Paris

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Sterling aims to settle Blues contract before leaving club

Raheem Sterling plans to resolve his contractual situation at Chelsea before switching his focus to finding a new club this week.

1 min

"The little boy in the big jacket': how Eriksson made his mark

Before his adventures abroad, the Swede took on Europe's elite with ateam of plumbers and electricians and won

4 mins

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