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Guinness World Records turns 70 - and highlights some unclaimed records
Guinness World Records (GWR) is celebrating its 70th anniversary by highlighting unclaimed titles you might fancy going for.
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Israel warns Gaza City residents to flee to 'humanitarian area' - as another tower is bombed
Any remaining residents in Gaza's largest city should leave for a designated area in the south, Israel's military warned, before bombing a high-rise tower.
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Cable snapped in deadly Lisbon funicular crash, report finds
A report into the deadly Lisbon Gloria funicular crash has said the cable linking the two carriages snapped.
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890 people arrested at Palestine Action protest yesterday - including 17 on suspicion of assaulting police officers
The Metropolitan Police has said 890 people were arrested at a protest against the banning of Palestine Action as a terror group on Saturday - including 17 on suspicion of assaulting officers.
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Legendary fashion designer Giorgio Armani dies
Legendary fashion designer Giorgio Armani has died aged 91 - with the worlds of fashion and showbiz paying tribute to a "giant" and a "master of his craft".
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Unions demand no retreat on workers' rights after Rayner quits
Union leaders are demanding no eleventh-hour retreat by the government on workers' rights now their champion Angela Rayner is no longer in the cabinet.
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France on brink of economic and political crisis as PM looks set to lose confidence vote
France is facing the possibility of having its fifth prime minister in less than two years, an economic crisis and the threat of further civil unrest if a parliamentary deadlock isn't resolved in the coming days.
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What are Labubus and how did they get so popular?
Troll-like Labubu dolls have taken over the consumer world. Their creator, Pop Mart, has reported a near 400% net profit so far this year, while some have spent thousands on the toys second-hand.
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Families of British couple killed in Lisbon funicular crash say they are 'heartbroken'
The families of the British couple killed in the Lisbon funicular crash have said they are "heartbroken" as they paid tribute to them.
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'My husband broke it off after I became disabled' - how relationships can be rocked by serious illness
"I no longer want a life with a wife who is disabled".
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Trump says he's ready to move to second stage of Russia sanctions after Moscow launches large aerial attack
Donald Trump has said he is ready to move to a second stage of sanctioning Russia, just hours after Moscow launched the largest arial attack of the war so far.
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Farage confirms he wants to deport women asylum seekers back to Taliban in Afghanistan
Nigel Farage has confirmed he wants to deport women asylum seekers back to the Taliban in Afghanistan if he becomes prime minister.
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Without Angela Rayner 'there will be no holding back' Labour's left wing
In the wake of Angela Rayner's departure, Number 10 has carried out a swift and drama-free reshuffle that is all about delivery, but they shouldn't congratulate themselves too soon.
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Labour consider using military barracks to house small boat migrants - as almost 1,100 arrive in one day
Defence Secretary John Healey has told Sky News the government is considering using military barracks to house asylum seekers, as 1,097 people arrived in the UK on small boats on Saturday.
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Every mobile phone to receive emergency alert: When it will happen - and what it will say
Mobile phones across the UK will be sent an emergency alert as the government tests the system nationwide.
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Unite boss Sharon Graham criticises Starmer and Labour as she warns party's key backer may end support
Trade union firebrand Sharon Graham has told Sky News Sir Keir Starmer only has a year to recover from Labour's disastrous slump and said her union, Unite, may stop bankrolling the party if it doesn't start backing workers.
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A pathway to freedom in South Sudan for those who grew up in the shadow of war
The world's youngest country is banking on its young people to propel its national identity beyond the spectre of war, through hope, perseverance and a love of basketball.
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Good weather and Women's Euros helps UK net surprise boost to retail sales
Retail sales rose a surprising amount in July, as good weather and the Women's Euros led people to part with their cash, official figures show.
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Death cap mushroom trial: How murder plot unfolded - and how killer tried to cover her tracks
An Australian woman convicted of murdering her parents-in-law and an aunt after serving them poisonous mushrooms for lunch is due to find out how long she will spend in prison.
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Nigel Farage admits he made a mistake over house ownership after a week that proves how much details matter
It's normally Nigel Farage who seizes the megaphone, but his big Birmingham Reform UK party conference was metaphorically gatecrashed by Angela Rayner's dramatic resignation, followed by Sir Keir Starmer's shock reshuffle.
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How to see the blood moon total lunar eclipse tonight
If you look up to the sky on Sunday, you might just see a rare celestial event - a total lunar eclipse.
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Sydney beaches closed and drones deployed after fatal shark attack
Drones have been deployed and a helicopter to monitor the waters around a popular Sydney beach after a surfer was killed by a great white shark, authorities have said.
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Tesla seeks $1trn pay package for Elon Musk
The world's richest man could be in line for a roughly $1trn pay award.
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Harry wants to put 'trials and tribulations' behind him in first UK visit in months - but will he meet the King?
Prince Harry will carry out a rare public engagement outside of London this week, as he heads back to the UK for a visit with "no negativity".
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Brixham residents 'don't trust the drinking water' a year after disease outbreak, MP says
A Devon MP says her constituents "still don't trust the drinking water" a year after the cryptosporidium outbreak - after it was announced South West Water is being taken to court.
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Millions of phones sound sirens as government tests emergency alert system
Tens of millions of mobile phones in the UK received a message and sounded a loud alarm in the second nationwide test of the government's public alert system.
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What if Romeo had a scar? Or Juliet a facial difference? The actors challenging screen conventions
Crystal was 18 when bone cancer changed her face. On top of chemotherapy and operations, she had to deal with other painful realities too.
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Ibiza lizards 'near extinction' due to invasive snakes and mounting litter
Conservationists in Ibiza are warning the island's native bright blue and green lizards are coming ever closer to extinction due to the mounting threats of invasive snakes and tourists' litter.
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