Rogue EU lawmaker Kartheiser to meet Kremlin officials in Moscow
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The leadership of his European party is threatening to expel the Luxembourgish MEP.
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Rogue police officers who are suspected criminals will be sacked as 'absurd' High Court ruling is addressed
An 'absurd' High Court ruling that stopped forces from removing rogue officers due to their human rights. But now a new law means police suspected as being criminals could be sacked from their roles
64 days ago
Nissan to cut Japanese production of top-selling U.S. model due to tariffs, Reuters reports
Nissan will cut Japanese production of the Rogue SUV over May-July, a source says, the latest global automaker to alter plans in response to new U.S. tariffs.
67 days ago
Rogue doctors stole one woman’s eggs to get another patient pregnant. What happened next is an unlikely tale of friendship against the odds
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When it emerged that a fertility clinic had made one woman pregnant with another’s baby, Renée Ballou and Carole LieberWilkins were advised to ‘lawyer up’. Instead they did something extraordinary – …
3 months ago
Rogue golfer hunted by police after a historic fort was 'bombarded' with at least 40 balls, leaving several divot marks
At least 40 golf balls were hit towards the protected building in Suffolk causing damage to the mortar on its outer walls and the surrounding lawn.
4 months ago
Rogue states could use AI to do ‘real harm’, warns ex-Google CEO
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
Eric Schmidt fears terrorist groups or countries such as North Korea, Iran or Russia may use AI to develop weapons
Google’s former chief executive has warned that artificial intelligence could be used…
5 months ago
Rogue doctor left children 'screaming in agony' after performing botched circumcisions in squalid conditions
Mohammad Siddiqui, 58, from Birmingham , was a practising doctor when he started visiting homes by appointment to carry out circumcisions on children.
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