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Breaking – Massive manhunt after three women killed in crossbow attack A massive manhunt has been launched after three women, aged 25, 28 and 61 – believed to be a mother and her two daughters were found dead in a house in Hertfordshire.  Police believe the attack was targeted and a crossbow – and possibly other weapons – were used.  Statement about the investigation into the murders in Bushey and search for Kyle Clifford.https://t.co/PqvyZsYqcXReport info:💻 Online: https://t.co/sIJnGZ4CRw📞 Call 101.📞 In an emergency, dial 999.#Herts #Hertfordshire #Police #Appeal #Wanted #Bushey #Hertsmere pic.twitter.com/dfQ358OHRx— Herts Police (@HertsPolice) July 10, 2024 Suspect ‘may have…

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UK Daily Trending stories World leaders gather for Washington Nato summit Dominating the UK front pages – and the online and social media space are reports on the Nato alliance meeting in Washington. Military defence spending and the latest attack on Ukraine will be top of the agenda. It also marks the new UK prime minister’s first international trip – where he’ll commit the UK to spending 2.5% of GDP on defence spending. Elsewhere, the US media are continuing their coverage of President Joe Biden, who has faced the wrath of the media and public following concerns over his ability…

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UK Daily Trending stories Sports fever grips Europe – Spain knock out France, England prepare to face Dutch It’s sports galore across the UK Trending topics with social and online media leading with the summer’s sporting action. At the top of the social UK trends is last night’s Spain vs France European Championship match – France was knocked out. The trending stories online, also covered on the front pages of print media, are looking ahead at tonight’s England vs Switzerland match – the winner will play Spain in the final. Other Trending Topics Today

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France’s Socialist Party leader launches bid to become PM  Olivier Faure, leader of France’s Socialist Party, has announced his candidacy for prime minister following the left-wing alliance’s success in Sunday’s parliamentary election. Faure expressed his readiness to take on the role, emphasising the need for cooperation with his political partners. The left-wing New Popular Front, which includes Socialists, Greens, and Communists, emerged as unexpected winners but lacked sufficient seats to form a government by themseleves. The alliance won 182 seats, compared to President Emmanuel Macron’s coalition with 168 seats and the far-right National Rally’s 143 seats, leaving the parliament in…

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