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  • NewsRFI

    Uyghurs, Tibetans urge France to tackle human rights with Chinese president

    Activists are protesting in Paris this weekend to highlight what they say are grave human rights abuses by the Chinese government ahead of a state visit by President Xi Jinping. Uyghur and Tibetan groups held marches in Paris on Sunday, the day that Xi was scheduled to arrive in Europe for the first time since 2019. Campaigners have vowed to protest throughout his two-day visit to draw attention to government oppression in Tibet and the mass detention of Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities in th

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  • NewsSouth Wales Argus

    Man arrested on suspicion of arson after huge blaze breaks out at social club

    A man has been arrested on suspicion of arson following the major blaze at a social club in the early hours of this morning.

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  • NewsEvening Standard

    Tory rebel Braverman urges Sunak to change course after election blows

    The senior Tory urged the Prime Minister to move to the right in response to the poll defeats.

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  • NewsITN

    Tributes paid at vigil for boy killed in Hainault attack

    More than 300 people gathered at a vigil on Sunday to pay tribute to Daniel Anjorin, a teenage boy killed in a sword attack while walking to school. A mourning community gathered at the Hainault Underground station car park, just metres away from where the incident happened, on Sunday morning to pay tribute to Daniel and offer messages of support to his grieving family.

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  • NewsThe Independent

    ‘Radicalised’ teenager shot dead by police after stabbing man in the back in Australia

    Police have confirmed there were ‘indications’ that he had been radicalised online

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  • NewsSky News

    Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu rejects ceasefire deal that would 'leave Hamas intact'

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected ceasefire proposals because he says Hamas's call for a withdrawal of all troops from Gaza and an end to the war is unacceptable. Mr Netanyahu said agreeing such proposals would "leave Hamas intact" and leave the possibility of another attack in future. "Surrendering to the demands of Hamas would be a terrible defeat for the State of Israel," he said in a video statement.

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  • NewsGlasgow Times

    Teen due in court after woman, 36, allegedly assaulted at music festival

    A teenager is due to appear in court after allegedly assaulting a woman at a music festival this weekend.

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