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Maj Gen Peter Cirimwami Nkuba shot near frontline as advance causes panic among civilian population
The military governor of North Kivu province in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has died from i…
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Detainees fear their return could be imminent despite UN experts urging Bangkok to halt possible transfer
Relatives of Uyghurs detained in Thailand for more than a decade have begged the Thai authorit…
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Social Democrats and Sinn Féin criticise inclusion of just three women in cabinet of new taoiseach Micheál Martin
The number of women in the Irish cabinet has fallen from four to three, dealing a furt…
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Forecast rain will aid firefighting efforts in Los Angeles but could cause mudslides and toxic ash runoff
Southern California was preparing for some long-awaited rain this weekend, bringing some respi…
From Ireland’s shot at history to Italy’s raised expectations, the 2025 championship has all the ingredients to rival past classics
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Six Nations and what str…
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With apologies to Sheffield United v Hull, Friday night in the UK is all about the finale of BBC ratings juggernaut The Traitors, with stacks of gol…
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West Ham are finalising the departure of their technical director, Tim Steidten, after freezi…
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The teenager on his calm demeanour, learning the defender’s art in Italy and his side’s European credentials
He is surely one of the most exciting prospects in the game – José Mourinho said as much ar…
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The acrimonious split between two knights, Sir Ben Ainslie and Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has cast un…
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It feels politically radical at this stage, a break from the phoney wars, to say can we just appreciate Djokovic for what he is?
Who knows, maybe one day Novak Djokovic and the people of Australia wil…
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