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French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne resigns amid rising political turmoil
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'Despicable': Pope calls for ban on surrogacy, claims it exploits mother and child
Catholic leader referred to surrogacy as 'uterus for rent.'
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How World of Warcraft led police to solve missing girl case
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How to cool down a city: Why Singapore is leading the way
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My sister was murdered. True crime repackages our pain as entertainment
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'Very lucky to be alive': Pilot praised after passengers in 'flipped over' plane survive
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Hundreds of people were ordered to evacuate after flooding inundated homes.
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Japan quake kills 168, more than 300 missing
Thousands of people made homeless are living in weariness and uncertainty.
As Gaza losses mount under strikes, dignified burials are another casualty
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'RIP Hen': Man charged after alleged vile act with chicken, zoo onlookers horrified
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Jaguar sighting in southern Arizona the 8th in southwestern US since 1996
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Christian conservatives follow their faith while voting, with some leading them to Trump
Donald Trump has been heavily courting conservative Christians for months.
Opinion: What will happen to Gaza’s people?
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Fears Red Sea attacks will soon hit Kiwis in the pocket
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How drunken jealousy turned a promising Cambridge student into a killer
She was preparing for her finals on the fateful night when she killed her boyfriend.
11,000 metres from daylight: The inside story of the remotest ever cave dive
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Humanitarian catastrophe: ‘Arbitrary' Israeli inspections slow vital aid delivery into Gaza amid hunger crisis
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Chances for survival greatly diminish after the first 72 hours.
Heavy rain traps family in cave for days, awaiting water to drop before rescue
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