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Canada and Trump locked in escalating trade war as new tariffs announced (opens the original)
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Canada will apply retaliatory tariffs on about 20 billion dollars (£15 billion) worth of US goods, hitting steel, dairy products, appliances and farm equipment. However the new tariffs extended well beyond industrial goods, hitting everyday purchases such as seafood, cheese, clothing, cosmetics and toilet paper – with some facing duties as high as 50%. Canada’s retaliation came after the Trump administration imposed 50% tariffs over the weekend on Canadian goods following the collapse of trade n
How to catch rare solar eclipse from home as it sweeps across Ireland (opens the original)
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A rare solar eclipse will see millions of eyes fixed upwards next week as it sweeps across Europe. For a short while the Sun will disappear as the Moon passes by, casting Earth into shadow in the middle of the day. And for those unable to see the spectacular event for themselves, there is another way to experience it as it happens. On Wednesday, August 12, the Moon will pass directly between the Earth and the Sun, blocking some or all of its light and casting its shadow across parts of Europe. T
Ann Widdecombe death update issued as man held by police (opens the original)
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An inquest into the death of Ann Widdecombe will formally be opened tomorrow. The 78-year-old British politician was found dead at her home in Haytor on Dartmoor, Devon, on July 9 having suffered "serious injuries". A 28-year-old white British man who was arrested on suspicion of her murder on July 11 is still being questioned by detectives. A hearing is scheduled at County Hall in Exeter at 10am on Tuesday to open an inquest into her death. Miss Widdecombe, 78, was found dead at her home in Hay
Detective kept bloody crime scene photos for 'gratification' (opens the original)
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An employment tribunal heard how a decorated police officer kept crime scenes photos showing the bloodied body of a raped and murdered teenager for 20 years for his 'personal gratification'. Detective sergeant Jason Grafham "compounded" the "emotional harm and grief" suffered by Sally Anne Bowman's family by showing images from the crime scene where her naked body was found in a pool of blood, a tribunal ruled today, as he was found guilty of gross misconduct. The tribunal - sitting at Palestra
Man with 'wooden stick' at home 'linked to Widdecombe suspect' (opens the original)
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A man drove off with a "wooden stick" in a car outside a home reportedly linked to the Ann Widdecombe murder suspect on the morning she is believed to have been attacked, it has been reported. A former Conservative minister and Reform UK spokeswoman, Miss Widdecombe was found dead at her home in Haytor on Dartmoor at about 11.40am on Thursday after sustaining serious injuries. On Sunday, there was a substantial police presence at a house in Byrley Road in the Kimberworth Park area of Rotherham –
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