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US designates Palestine Action a terrorist group (opens the original)
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The US has imposed sanctions on Palestine Action, designating it as a terrorist group. The US Department of the Treasury said it had "taken action" against the UK-based group, which it accused of supporting "numerous acts of terrorism since July 2020". Supporting Palestine Action became illegal in the UK in 2025 after the government banned it under anti-terror legislation. The group's co-founder Huda Ammori responded in a social media post, saying: "As a Palestinian and Iraqi, the fact the count
Inquest begins into death of Jason Arday (opens the original)
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An inquest has begun into the death of Jason Arday, the former University of Cambridge professor at the centre of a plagiarism row. He was found dead at his home in London on 14 August, days after resigning from his post. His appointment as Cambridge's youngest ever black professor at the age of 37 in 2023 was hailed at the time as a progressive moment. Senior coroner Dr Julian Morris said on Wednesday: "The various reports have given me reason to suspect that Professor Arday died an unnatural d
Trump now 'not sure' about letting Ukraine build Patriot missiles (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump says the US has "not agreed" to allow Ukraine to produce Patriot interceptor missiles - three weeks after offering the country the right to make the weapons. "We have not agreed to that. We're talking about it. But it's a hard thing to give away, that kind of technology," Trump said at a cabinet meeting on Friday. "These weapons are incredible. We have to be very careful about letting somebody build them." Kyiv has long sought the missiles, regarded as one of the world's b
At least 25 people killed in Algeria bus crash (opens the original)
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At least 25 people have been killed and dozens of others injured in Algeria after a passenger bus overturned near the coastal town of Boumerdes, east of the capital Algiers, on Friday, local officials said. The country's civil protection department said that the cause of the crash was unknown. Those hurt have been evacuated to nearby hospitals for treatment. Algerian Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb spoke to emergency service workers when he visited the crash site, where the coach could be seen
Karen Carter: Police formally investigate woman after Brit stabbed to death in French village (opens the original)
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A woman has been placed under formal investigation over the death last year in France of a British-South African mother-of-four. Karen Carter, 65, was found lying near her car with stab wounds by a friend in Trémolat, the Dordogne village where she had lived for over a decade and managed two holiday rental homes. Prosecutors say the 70-year-old woman was originally taken into custody in 2025 as part of preliminary inquiries before being released. Jacques-Edouard Andrault, the investigating judge
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