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    Bangladesh sets February election after year of political upheaval

    Bangladesh is bracing for what will be its first national election since the student-led uprising last year ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The country's interim government is struggling to restore stability and trust, which will be tested by a parliamentary vote scheduled for...
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    Put away the reading glasses. We tested the best phones for ageing eyes

    If you're struggling with presbyopia, which causes your vision to decline when focusing up close, then a larger phone screen may be the solution for you. We put three phones through rigorous testing: Apple's iPhone 17 Pro Max, Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold. A bigger...
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    LeBron James's 18-year double-digit scoring streak ends but Lakers clinch win over Raptors

    LeBron James Ends 18-Year Streak of Double-Digit Scoring, Lakers Clinch Win Over Raptors In a night that marked the end of an era for Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James, the NBA's all-time leading scorer found himself in a rare position - with a double-digit scoring streak that had...
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    Guinea-Bissau's military takeover: Was the coup real or a 'sham'?

    A military takeover in Guinea-Bissau has raised eyebrows, with many analysts questioning whether the coup was real or a "sham". The West African country has experienced multiple coups since gaining independence from Portugal in 1974. However, this latest development has sparked skepticism due to...
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    Quiet divorce: why people are checking out of their marriage emotionally – without telling their partner

    Marriage, it seems, has become a four-letter word for some. Couples are opting out of the emotional grind without ever formally severing ties. They're checked out, but not checked up – a state of deep unhappiness that's been festering for years. This phenomenon, dubbed "quiet divorce," is less...
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    At least 41 dead as heavy rain, flooding and landslides hit central Vietnam

    Heavy downpour and devastating landslides have taken a toll on central Vietnam, claiming at least 41 lives. The region, which includes key coffee production belts and popular beaches, received over 150cm of rainfall in the past three days, leaving thousands stranded. The flooding has inundated...
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    Palestinians doubt Gaza ceasefire will last considering Israel’s violations

    Palestinians question the durability of a fragile ceasefire in Gaza as Israel continues to flout its terms, according to various Palestinian officials. The current stalemate raises concerns that the truce may not last long and could lead to further escalation. The situation remains volatile...
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    Could air traffic controllers delaying senators’ flights end the shutdown?

    In a bid to break the stalemate over the US government shutdown, lawmakers are exploring an unconventional solution: delays in flights due to staffing shortages among air traffic controllers. The prospect has sparked debate about whether it could bring politicians back to the negotiating table...
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    My lord, the flies: what's driving the sudden explosion in numbers across Sydney?

    Sydney is swarming with an explosion of flies, and it's not just a summer fling. Experts say the city has forgotten what all the buzz is about, but actually, spring is bringing back the fly population in force. According to entomologist Tanya Latty at the University of Sydney, the culprit...
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    Finland’s Prime Minister Sanna Marin concedes election | CNN

    Finland's Prime Minister Sanna Marin has conceded defeat in the country's parliamentary election, handing over the reins of power to the right-wing National Coalition Party (NCP). The NCP leader, Petteri Orpo, claimed victory after his party won 48 out of 200 seats in parliament, narrowly ahead...
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    Trump ally Stephen Miller at heart of FBI agent purge, new book reveals

    Trump Ally Stephen Miller Behind FBI Agent Purge, New Book Reveals A newly released book has shed light on the role of White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller in orchestrating a purge of Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents who investigated President Donald Trump. The authors...
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    Revealed: Pentagon orders states' national guards to form 'quick reaction forces' for 'crowd control'

    US Government Orders National Guard Troops for "Crowd Control", Critics Warn of Potential Abuse The US Pentagon has issued a directive to all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and its territories requiring them to form "quick reaction forces" trained in riot control. This move comes after...
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    DC police officer says he was ordered to omit agent shooting at a driver in traffic stop report

    A DC police officer has revealed that he was instructed not to include details of a federal agent shooting at a driver during a traffic stop in his report. The admission comes as part of a broader pattern of charges brought by federal agents being dismissed in court. The incident involved...
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    'Scary, cold, hungry and lonely': Volunteer soldier shares experience on front line

    A Ukrainian volunteer soldier, who enlisted in the conflict just days into Russia's invasion, is describing a harrowing experience that left him struggling to cope with the psychological toll of war. Akula, whose face was obscured by a hoodie, recounted to CNN's David McKenzie his time on the...
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    Liverpool end losing run in style as Szoboszlai caps 5-1 fightback win in Frankfurt

    Liverpool Finally Break Losing Streak with Resounding 5-1 Win Over Frankfurt Liverpool finally banished the specter of a fifth successive defeat with a spectacular five-goal rout over Eintracht Frankfurt, sending a resounding message to all who doubted their title credentials. Arne Slot's team...
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    Mosquitoes found in Iceland for first time after record heat

    Record-breaking heatwaves in Iceland have brought about a shocking discovery: mosquitoes. The small, blood-sucking insects were found in the country for the first time last week, with entomologist Matthías Alfreðsson confirming that they are Culiseta annulata, a species known to be common across...
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    Silent Hill f review – fascinating horror game maims the monsters teenage girls face

    Silent Hill f's psychological horror is a slow-burning descent into darkness that cannot be finished in a couple of days. It's not meant to be gobbled up quickly; it needs time to digest the unsettling atmosphere and eerie landscapes that permeate the game. In the small conservative town of...
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    US says Hamas is planning 'imminent' attack on Gaza civilians

    US officials are warning that Hamas is planning a "direct and grave" attack on civilians in Gaza, which would be a brazen violation of the ceasefire agreement. The State Department has issued a statement saying it has "credible reports" of an imminent threat, and has informed other guarantors of...
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    Woman diagnosed with breast cancer at 27 after almost ignoring symptom

    Local Woman's Life Turned Upside Down by Young Breast Cancer Diagnosis At 27 years old, Marissa Coreno had seemingly put her struggles behind her after moving out of her parents' house and landing a job at an Ohio hospital. However, she soon discovered a lump in her armpit that would change...
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    Nobody Wants This: we can’t get enough of Kristen Bell and Adam Brody’s heartstopping treat of a show

    Netflix's 'Nobody Wants This' is the Rare RomCom Breakthrough We've Been Waiting For A year after its surprise release, Adam Brody and Kristen Bell's heart-wrenching love story continues to captivate audiences with its authentic portrayal of modern dating, faith, and family. The show's ability...
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