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    Dust Storm Casts Red Glow on Eastern Libya

    A red haze enveloped parts of eastern Libya on Tuesday, April 23, as a dust storm moved through the region.This footage was filmed by X user @Mohamed_Bomadi who said it was captured from their apartment in Derna on Tuesday.The country’s National Center of Meteorology issued a marine warning for coastal areas due to low visibility on Tuesday. Credit: @Mohamed_Bomadi via Storyful

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    Flame-Throwing Robot Dog Available to Buy in US

    An Ohio-based company, Throwflame, is selling robotic dogs with flamethrowers attached to consumers within the United States.The contraption, called the Thermonator, was first released last year but garnered more attention in April when Throwflame announced they were back in stock, selling for $9,420 apiece.New promotional footage published on April 19 shows Throwflame’s ARC Flamethrower, which the company says can “send streams of fire up to 30 feet with the push of a button,” attached to a Go2

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    PM: There's nothing compassionate about UK's asylum system

    Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said there is "nothing compassionate" about the current asylum system, adding the Rwanda Bill will help save lives.

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    PM announces record military support package for Ukraine

    Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced a record package of military aid for Ukraine totalling £500 million, which will include some 400 vehicles, 1600 munitions and 4 million rounds of ammunition.

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    Irish PM Simon Harris apologises to families for their 'living nightmare' over Stardust nightclub fire

    The Irish premier has apologised on behalf of the state over the 1981 Stardust nightclub fire in which 48 people died.

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    Cambridge University returns snatched Aboriginal spears

    STORY: Four spears taken from an Aboriginal community by a British explorer over 250 years ago were returned on Tuesday (April 23). The University of Cambridge handed them over in a ceremony to descendants of the indigenous community in Australia which crafted them.It marks the latest high-profile repatriation of artefacts.The four spears are all that remain of the roughly 40 which James Cook and his team took from the Gweagal people on their arrival in Australia in 1770.They became the first kn