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Five attempt to cross English Channel to UK die

Five asylum seekers, one of whom was a child, perished in an overcrowded small boat as they crossed the English Channel from France to Britain hours after the British government approved a measure to deport some asylum seekers to Rwanda. Approximately 32 kilometres (20 miles) southwest of the French port of Calais, the vessel transporting 112 individuals departed Wimereux in order to traverse one of the busiest shipping lanes on the planet.
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UK owners reunite with 17-day-lost Australian dog

Milo, a Jack Russell Terrier cross, escaped his handler at Melbourne Airport as he prepared to fly home to Swansea. A canine reported missing in Australia for over two weeks has been returned to his owners in the United Kingdom. Jason Whatnall's partner, Nick Rowlands recently brought their dog Milo to Jason's native state of Victoria, Australia.
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Airline delays due to Liverpool airport power outage

A passenger stated they were stranded on the tarmac for nearly three hours while Liverpool John Lennon Airport attempted to resolve a power disruption. Another passenger reported that a "full Ryanair flight" had been delayed at Dublin Airport since 1.30 pm1.30 pm. A power failure at Liverpool John Lennon Airport halted all aircraft, resulting in potential delays, as passengers were advised.
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Parliamentary researcher accused of Chinese spying

Since their detention in March of last year, two individuals have been released on police bail pending the outcome of the investigation. Two individuals, including a parliamentary researcher, have been indicted on Chinese espionage charges for allegedly providing "useful to an enemy" information.
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UK

Largest UK stadium cancels test gig tickets in apology

The administrators of the largest arena in the United Kingdom have issued an apology for the late cancellation of tickets to a test performance that was scheduled to begin hours in advance. It follows the announcement by Co-op Live in Manchester organizers that they were compelled to reduce the capacity of a preview concert featuring Rick Astley to "effectively" test the venue's 23,500 seats.
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UK

Police considering Mark Menzies’ charges against suspended Tory MP

Police in Lancashire have stated that they are examining evidence about allegations against Mark Menzies, a suspended Conservative MP. Friday morning, the Labour Party issued a letter to the police requesting an investigation. Prosecuting an activist for money to pay off "bad people" has purportedly constituted an attempt by the MP to misappropriate Tory funds and abuse his position of authority.
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UK

Britain is most suited to EVs than its European neighbours

According to a new report analyzing the ease with which various nations could transition to EVs in light of their current transportation habits, this is the case. According to an analysis by transport solutions company Geotab, two-thirds of cars and vans presently in use by private owners and public sector organizations in the United Kingdom are easily replaceable with electric vehicles. This would result in cost savings for both businesses and drivers.
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Norfolk coroner Gaynor Lord says mother-of-three drowned

A coroner stated that a mother of three whose disappearance prompted an extensive search drowned in the river where her remains were discovered. The 55-year-old Gaynor Lord was reported missing on December 8 after neglecting to return home from her department store job in Norwich. Police divers recovered her remains from the River Wensum one week later.
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Netanyahu asserts Israel’s autonomy post-Cameron discussion

Lord Cameron, the foreign secretary of the United Kingdom, was informed by Benjamin Netanyahu that Israel would "make its own decisions" regarding its response to an Iranian attack. During negotiations that the British government had hoped would prevent an escalation, he declared that his government would "do whatever was necessary to defend itself."
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UK

10% ex-smokers may relapse due to vape flavor restrictions

Plans to restrict flavours could cause more than one in ten former smokers who converted to vaping to relapse, according to the government's impact assessment. According to research highlighted by the Department of Health, thirteen per cent of vaping ex-smokers would return to cigarettes if flavourings were unavailable. Last night, Rishi Sunak's fiercely contested proposal overcame its initial obstacle. The' mad' ban was supported by 383 to 67 votes from the members of Parliament.
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UK

Making sexually explicit deepfakes illegal

The government has announced that the production of sexually explicit "deepfake" images will be criminalised in England and Wales under a new statute. Unauthorised individuals who create explicit images of adults are subject to a criminal record and an unlimited fine, as stipulated by the legislation. The provision will be applicable irrespective of the intention of the image's creator to disseminate it, according to the Ministry of Justice (MoJ).
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Business

Unemployment soars as the British labour market stagnates

As the number of unemployed in the United Kingdom increases, the labour market appears to be stagnating, according to new data. During the period from December to February, the unemployment rate rose to 4.2%, the highest level in six months. In contrast, the percentage of employed individuals experienced a decline, while the economically inactive, referring to those who are neither employed nor actively seeking employment, experienced a marginal increase.
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Acid reflux meds like TUMS, Prilosec up migraine risk 70%

According to one study, the use of common over-the-counter gastritis medications such as TUMS or Prilosec can increase the likelihood of developing migraines by as much as 70 percent.  A cohort of 11,800 individuals was analyzed by researchers from the University of Maryland, of which 2,100 were users of over-the-counter anti-heartburn medications.

Outrage about crowding Visitors to Venice start paying today

Venice becomes the first city globally to implement a payment system exclusively for visitors. To verify that individuals beyond entry points possess a QR code, officials conduct arbitrary inspections. Despite this, not all individuals are content. Visitors to Venice are now required to pay an entrance fee by a contentious scheme that went into effect today. The pilot program is intended to deter tourists and reduce the volume of visitors that congest the canals during the height of the holiday season, thereby making the city more habitable for locals, according to authorities.

Meadows, Giuliani indicted in Arizona election scheme

A grand jury in the state of Arizona has indicted sixteen individuals, including Mark Meadows, the chief of staff for Donald Trump, and Rudy Giuliani, an attorney, on charges related to their purported involvement in nullifying the former president's defeat in the 2020 election.  Eleven Republicans are charged in the indictment issued late Wednesday by the state attorney general. The document in question was erroneously submitted to Congress, wherein it claimed that Trump had secured the crucial state for 2020.

US Supreme Court considers sending Trump immunity claim back

On Thursday, the United States Supreme Court indicated its willingness to remand Donald Trump's criminal case concerning his endeavors to annul the 2020 election to a lower court. This remand would enable the court to determine whether specific elements of the indictment constituted "official acts" shielded by presidential immunity. 

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