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Flooding, damage and high winds in wake of Storm Ciarán Storm Ciarán hit the UK on Thursday, battering the south coast of England and the Channel Islands. Dozens of flood warnings remain in place across the UK as the after-effects of the storm continue to be felt. The storm hit the UK with heavy rain and wins of up to 100mph on Thursday. It knocked out power to thousands of homes, closed schools and damaged property and rail lines. As the storm moves on, extreme weather will continue with downpours and very strong winds will affect Scotland and parts of…

Meghan Markle may “have a plan” to “isolate Prince Harry from his friends and family”, a royal expert has claimed as the Duke is looking to return to the UK.

Zara Aleena killer Jordan McSweeney wins sentence appeal The man who stalked, sexually assaulted and murdered Zara Aleena has won an appeal to reduce his sentence. Jordan McSweeney won a Court of Appeal challenge to have his minimum tariff of 38 years reduced to 33 years. In a Friday ruling, three judges found the sentencing judge had imposed too high an “uplift” to McSweeney’s minimum prison term. He admitted murder and sexual assault but refused to attend his sentencing hearing last December. He had targeted at least five women before he attacked Aleena, 35, as she walked home in east…

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Nearly 100 British nationals listed as eligible to leave Gaza via Egypt Nearly 100 British nationals trapped in Gaza are set to leave on Friday and cross the border into Egypt. The list of 127 people approved to leave includes 92 people described as British citizens. There are roughly 200 British nationals in Gaza. A small number of Brits have already left the Strip since the border opened on Wednesday. Border crossings in and out of Gaza have been closed since 7 October Hamas attacks on Israel, which killed more than 1,400 people and more than 240 were taken hostage.…

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US diplomat meets Netanyahu to push for ‘concrete steps’ to protect Gaza civilians US diplomat Antony Blinken has met with Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss “concrete steps” to minimise harm to civilians in Gaza. The meeting comes after Israel’s military said it had “completed the encirclement of Gaza City” and was attacking Hamas infrastructure. The leader of the Lebanese Islamist group Hezbollah is set to speak later as the group intensifies its attacks on Israel. The Israeli government said it is sending Gazans working in Israel back to the besieged enclave, but has not given details. Meanwhile, about…

Suspected mushroom poisoning: Erin Patterson faces Australian court on murder charges Erin Patterson, the Australian woman charged with murdering three people in a mushroom poisoning case, has also been accused of trying to murder her ex-partner on four occasions, according to court documents. Patterson, 49, was charged with three counts of murder and five of attempted murder on Thursday. The murder charges relate to a family lunch she hosted in July at her home in the town of Leongatha, Victoria. Police believe the victims were poisoned with death cap mushrooms.  In court documents released to local media on Friday, police…

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