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High Court Quashes Warrants in Andrew Investigation

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Thames Valley Police agreed that warrants used to search two of his properties were unlawful because they were issued on an incorrect legal basis. The High Court quashed the warrants, but the police investigation into alleged misconduct in public office remains ongoing; Mountbatten-Windsor denies wrongdoing.

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Two Latvians Arrested After RAF Molesworth Breach

Two Latvian men, 32 and 36, arrested inside RAF Molesworth after a fence breach; re-arrested under the National Security Act 2023. Nothing of concern in abandoned vehicle.

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US Plans Livestreamed Hasan Firing-Squad Execution

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US Plans Livestreamed Hasan Firing-Squad Execution

Pentagon will livestream Nidal Malik Hasan's Dec. 3 firing-squad execution at Fort Hood, the first U.S. military execution since 1961.

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ICE Agent Shoots Person During Bronx Enforcement Operation

Federal agents shot a person in Bronx Marble Hill around 4 p.m. Oct. 8; NYPD said it was not involved and the person was conscious at a hospital.

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Schröder Joins Putin for Moscow Birthday Celebration

Schröder marked Putin's 74th birthday at the president's Moscow home after Hyperglobus staff applauded him; Kremlin photos show a stove and samovar behind them.

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Person shot at Nashville federal courthouse in critical condition — 12h Man Arrested Over Alleged ISIS Mall Plot — 1d Three arrested over severed cat tail in Hull — 15h Army Report Cites Systemic Failures in 67-Death Crash — 12h USS Abraham Lincoln Returns After Extended Deployment — 2d

UK Signals Openness to Germany Joining GCAP

On his first Berlin visit as PM, Burnham told Merz the UK is open to Germany joining GCAP, the UK-Italy-Japan sixth-generation fighter project.

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✺UK Renames East Jerusalem Consulate as Mission — 21h ✺Syria Seeks Probe Into Sinking, 10 Crew Missing — 14h ✺President watches South Korea’s first hypersonic glide vehicle test launchWorld — 19h

Trump approves firing squad for Fort Hood shooter Hasan — 3dTrump approved U.S. Army firing squad for Nidal Malik Hasan, who killed 13 at Fort Hood in 2009; it would be the first military execution since 1961.

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Dana Whitfield Justice for the victims finally arrives even if it took over a decade to approve.

Maduro, Wife Expected to Face New US Torture Charges — 1dU.S. prosecutors may charge Maduro and Flores as soon as Thursday over alleged torture of more than a dozen Americans held in Venezuelan prisons.

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Reports: Oleshky Residents Risk Mined Roads for FoodWorld — 22hResidents of Russian-occupied Oleshky in southern Ukraine face severe shortages of food, water and medicine, with the last reported food deliveries arriving in May. Some risk crossing mined roads under drone threat to obtain supplies, while others remain trapped; Russia acknowledges supply problems but blames Ukraine, and Kyiv says Moscow rejected proposed evacuation routes.

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Deported transgender woman from Miami now hides identity in Central African Republic — 1dDaniela Fuentes, a Cuban transgender woman who lived openly in Miami, was deported by the Trump administration to the Central African Republic, where she says she must hide her identity and lives in a compound with other deportees. Her case has raised concerns about U.S. third-country deportations sending vulnerable migrants to places where they have no ties and face little protection from discrimination or abuse.

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Judge Orders DHS to Return Arizona Man Held in Equatorial Guinea — 1dA federal judge ordered the Trump administration to secure Ahmed Soliman’s release from detention in Equatorial Guinea and facilitate his return to the United States, finding his deportation violated due process. Soliman, a gay Egyptian-born man, has reportedly faced abuse and incommunicado detention; the ruling highlights concerns about the administration’s use of third-country deportations.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

BBC reports US, Lebanon shelter wanted Syrian generalWorld — 23hBBC and NPR find Bassam al-Hassan, Assad's chemical-weapons overseer under U.S. sanctions, sheltered and paid in Lebanon in a U.S.-linked deal over the Austin Tice case.

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US Opens Direct Talks With Myanmar Junta — 1dThe Trump administration has opened high-level talks with Myanmar’s military-installed government, reversing years of US efforts to isolate the junta. The outreach seeks cooperation against scam centers and the release of an American businessman, while potentially expanding to rare-earth minerals; junta leader Min Aung Hlaing remains under US sanctions for human rights abuses.

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North Korea Rejects Seoul Medical Aid as ProvocationWorld — 1dKim Yo Jong branded Seoul's 9.3 billion won UN-exempted medical shipment "part 2 of the mine explosion case" and said the North has nothing to give or receive from the ROK.

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South Korea, Egypt elevate ties to strategic partnership — 1dLee and Sisi elevated Korea-Egypt ties to a strategic partnership. Lee toasted Egypt's 'bread and salt' proverb and recalled the 1943 Cairo Declaration.

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FaithTapSt. Vladimir Baptizes the Kievan RusVladimir orders the baptism of his people in the Dnieper.44m · 2 reads

Former Bishop Jailed for Abusing Two Aboriginal Men — 2dFormer Broome bishop Christopher Saunders, 76, got six and a half years after a victim said he was "a toy that he was using."

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