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  • NewsReuters

    World Central Kitchen to resume Gaza aid after staff deaths in Israeli strike

    World Central Kitchen (WCK) said it would resume operations in the Gaza Strip on Monday, a month after seven workers of the U.S.-based charity were killed in an Israeli air strike. Prior to halting operations, WCK had distributed more than 43 million meals in Gaza since October, representing by its own accounts 62% of all international NGO aid. The charity said it had 276 trucks with the equivalent of almost 8 million meals ready to enter through the Rafah Crossing and will also send trucks in

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  • NewsThe Independent

    Tory plot to take sword to Sunak and make Mordaunt PM

    Desperate Tory rebels have hatched a ‘100 days to save Britain’ plan which would see Rishi Sunak replaced if the party suffers drastic losses in this week’s local elections

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  • NewsThe Independent

    Sadiq Khan: Will Labour Party candidate win his third term as London mayor in 2024

    The Labour incumbent Sadiq Khan in vying for a historic third term as London mayor

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  • NewsThe Independent

    ‘Fresh breakthroughs’ after torso found wrapped in plastic as police probe four new crime scenes

    Hundreds of police officers have been combing Kersal Dale Wetlands for nearly a month

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  • NewsThe National

    Dog destroyed in Scotland after woman seriously injured in attack

    A large bulldog type dog type dog has been destroyed after attacking a woman in a village, leaving her seriously injured.

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  • LifestyleLiverpool Echo

    Inside semi-detached home owner describes as 'catfish' after dream makeover

    Shannon, 29, gave home a dream makeover which has gained a lot of attention on Instagram

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  • NewsAFP

    Italian PM Meloni says will stand in EU elections

    Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said on Sunday she would stand in upcoming European Parliament elections, a move apparently calculated to boost her far-right party, although she would be forced to resign immediately.The tactic was used in 2019 by Meloni's deputy prime minister, Matteo Salvini, who leads the far-right Lega party. 

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