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Countries supplying Ukraine with weapons are 'a threat', Putin says (opens the original)
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Vladimir Putin has ominously labelled countries supplying Ukraine with weapons 'a threat' while insisting in turn that Russia is 'not threatening anyone'. The despot made the comments at the Valdai foreign relations forum in Moscow, where he said that he could not rule out the use of weapons of mass destruction from his foreign policy. 'Russia is not going to attack anyone but, if attacked, will have to retaliate,' he told the annual Valdai Discussion Club, in a long-winded speech that lasted fo
Junkyard statue that builder snapped up for £300 could sell for £100k (opens the original)
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A builder who bought a marble statue from a reclamation yard for £300 is set to sell it for £100,000 after it was revealed to be the work of an Italian master sculptor. The 290-year-old Italian marble maquette of Pope Clement XII Corsini was discovered by the eagle-eyed bargain hunter at a salvage yard in Wiltshire. It had come from a country house near Andover in Hampshire and the yard owners thought the weathered sculpture was made of concrete. But the savvy collector thought there might be so
Ready, set, sow! Miniature pigs race one another at Devon farm (opens the original)
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While literary buffs will think of Shakespeare when they hear the phrase 'though she be but little, she is fierce', raucous crowds in Devon will find it a more suitable descriptor for certain race-track barrelling miniature pigs. Hurtling around a mini circuit, these tiny swine compete every day for glory at Pennywell Farm, in south Devon. 'What's in a name?' literary buffs might once again think, and for the staff at Pennywell Farm, there is huge value – and creativity – in each pig's moniker.
Entrepreneur 'murdered pedestian outside court while fleeing gunman' (opens the original)
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A fashion entrepreneur mowed down a pedestrian outside a court after he had a gun pointed at him by a gang member, the Old Bailey heard. Shakaine Dwyer, 29, was driving to court for a motoring offences hearing when he mounted the pavement in his £60,000 Mercedes and hit Ruben Nunes, 34, at 54mph. Mr Nunes suffered 'catastrophic injuries' outside Willesden Magistrates' Court on December 3 last year and was pronounced dead at the scene. Dwyer, the co-founder of Jugg Clothing, denies murder while G
Monster 621lb bluefin tuna is caught by fishermen in British waters (opens the original)
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A monster 9ft-long bluefin tuna, that weighed 621lb and was caught off the coast of Britain, has broken a national record. The tuna was caught by fishermen using rod and line off the south-west coast and brought to Brixham, Devon. The mammoth specimen is about 160lb heavier than the previous record for a bluefin tuna or 'tunny' for Brixham Fish Market, which is the biggest in England. Experts say it is big enough to make around 500 portions of premium tuna. It was sold for an unknown price at au
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