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Captain in custody after boat capsizes off northern Cyprus, local leader says, as eight reported dead (opens the original)
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Eight people are reported to have died after a passenger boat capsized off northern Cyprus on Sunday. Search and rescue efforts continue, with some people still thought to be missing. The captain and seven crew have been taken into custody, according to Ünal Üstel, prime minister of the self-declared Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. There were 267 people on board when the vessel capsized, he says. In an update earlier in the day he said 237 had been rescued. The reason for the boat capsizing
Andrew Tate exaggerates and does not own supercars in photos, lawyers claim (opens the original)
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Controversial influencer Andrew Tate portrays himself as "uberwealthy" but did not own cars and a yacht featured on his social media and exaggerated his lifestyle for online attention, his legal representatives have said. Tate and his brother Tristan are currently being held in a Florida jail but are seeking release on bail while they await the outcome of extradition proceedings. They were arrested last month after British prosecutors unveiled new charges including alleged sexual offences agains
US firefighters say major blaze near Reno about a quarter contained (opens the original)
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US fire crews have reported progress in their efforts to tackle a large wildfire menacing the city of Reno, Nevada - saying the blaze is about a quarter contained. The Hawk Fire, which began on Saturday, had spread over 15,000 acres by Monday, firefighters said. Evacuation orders remain in place for 23,000 people, though other residents have now been allowed to return to their homes. Tens of thousands of other residents have been told to be ready to leave at any moment. Officials are concerned t
Peru earthquake damages buildings and causes power cuts (opens the original)
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At least three people have been injured and buildings have been damaged after an earthquake struck Peru, local officials have said. The earthquake, which occurred near the small settlement of Aniso in the southern Ayacucho region on Thursday, had a magnitude of 6.7, the US Geological Survey (USGS) said. Peru's defence minister Rafael Belaunde said 22 homes and six schools were damaged, local media report. Earthquakes are common in Peru, which sits along the meeting point of the Nazca and South A
Five missing after fire in Alpine town in Switzerland (opens the original)
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Five people are missing and eight others injured after a restaurant with apartments was "completely destroyed" by fire in the Swiss town of Thusis, police have said. Initial investigations indicate the blaze broke out on the second floor and the cause was still being investigated, according to the Graubünden cantonal police. The force said it was called just after midnight local time (22:00 GMT on Thursday) and that nearly 100 firefighters responded. The roof had to be opened using a crane after
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