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May 27, 2024

Zelenskiy in appeal over peace summit

The Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, has released a desperate video plea calling on world leaders to attend a \"peace summit\" next month in Switzerland, after a deadly Russian attack on a DIY hypermarket in Kharkiv on Saturday killed at least 16 people and injured dozens more.

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Sunak's national service plan is 'bonkers', says ex-military chief

Britain's armed forces need more money, not untrained teenage volunteers, former military leaders and Tory figures have said in a fresh blow to the Conservatives' faltering election campaign.

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Hundreds of blood scandal victims to sue government

Hundreds of people infected with contaminated blood and relatives of those infected are going ahead with plans to sue the health secretary for damages, having been left dissatisfied with the government's announcement on compensation.

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Time for a chat, bot? AI could play role in preventing loneliness, says professor

Hollywood may warn about the perils of striking up relationships with artificial intelligence, but one computer scientist says we may be missing a trick if we do not embrace the positives that human-machine relationships have to offer.

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Ruffling feathers: noisy chickens make life 'hell' in Norfolk village

The clucking nuisance of about 100 feral chickens has left residents of a Norfolk village spitting feathers, with locals claiming the birds destroy their gardens and keep them awake.

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Papua New Guinea landslide: death toll now thought to be over 670

More than 670 people are believed to have been killed in a massive landslide in Papua New Guinea, a UN agency said yesterday, as emergency workers and relatives gave up hope that any survivors would be found.

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Neville Lawrence: 'no forgiveness' for police failings over my son's murder

The father of Stephen Lawrence has said he has forgiven the racist killers of his son, but has yet to forgive the Metropolitan police for the failings that left them free.

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Royals lead tributes as pilot killed in Spitfire crash named

A \"passionate, professional\" RAF pilot who was killed in a crash in a Spitfire while taking part in a Battle of Britain event has been named.

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Conservatives National service plan at heart of election focus on security

On the first weekend of the general election campaign, Rishi Sunak unveiled his first headline-grabbing policy promise: introducing mandatory national service for teenagers.

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Electoral buzz How BBC app's breaking news alerts are key to reaching voters

The most powerful person in British media this election, in terms of having the most direct access to voters, is no longer the editor of BBC's News at Six or the person who chooses the headlines on Radio 2.

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Deaf people miss out on NHS care because of poor access

NHS England has been accused of \"dragging its feet\" on new accessibility procedures, leaving disabled people struggling to get healthcare.

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DWP carer scandal 85-year-old is told to pay back £13,000

Sia Kasparis, 85, was in her hospital bed in the living room of her small north London flat when there was a knock at the door.

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Historic role New mayor defies racist threats to serve Derry

Lilian Seenoi-Barr will make history on 3 June when she receives the chain of office at Derry's guildhall and becomes Northern Ireland's first black mayor.

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Relaxation of childcare staffing ratios 'has put toddlers at greater risk'

Toddlers have been \"sold out\" to balance the books of the government's childcare bill, according to nursery providers, who say young children have been put at risk by changes in supervision rules.

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"They hold all the cards' Purge of Russia's top defence figures shows FSB's growing power

In the weeks since Vladimir Putin sacked his longtime defence minister Sergei Shoigu, Russia's FSB security service has pursued a series of corruption cases against a deputy minister and department heads in what many are calling a purge in the defence ministry.

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"There's hate on all sides' Cracks in Israeli unity as conflict drags on

In a video filmed in what appears to be a burnt-out building in Gaza, with Hebrew graffiti referring to Meir Kahane, an infamous Jewish supremacist, a masked soldier addresses Israel's defence minister.

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Peaking for Paris Perspective and staying in present are vital to athletes' Olympic planning

I remember friends asking me before the 2004 Athens Games if I was really digging in and putting in extra miles now the Olympics were just round the corner.

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Leinster must tear up script to end final pain next year

Third successive Champions Cup defeat exposed a defensive obsession coupled with a lack of imagination

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Unqualified setback for Draper after battling back in vain against De Jong

Briton recovers from two sets down but still goes out in first round to world No 176

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Armstrong's panache condemns Leeds to yet more playoff agony

Southampton's squad ventured to the Isle of Wight for a get-together at the end of the regular season, where the majority owner, Dragan Solak, who dragged his fingernails down his face during the final minutes at Wembley, promised they would have the party of their lives if they sealed promotion.

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