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Fresh hope for families of people on vanished Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 Hope has been given to the families of the people on board Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, which disappeared a decade ago. After perhaps the most extensive search in aviation history, the fate of the aircraft remains a mystery – and a source for multiple conspiracy theories. Renewed search for the missing plane As the 10th anniversary approaches, Malaysia is pushing for a renewed search for the missing plane. Flight MH370, a Boeing 777 carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew, vanished while en route from the capital Kuala Lumpur…

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20,000 soldiers from 13 countries: Inside Nato’s huge drill on Putin’s doorstep Inside Nato’s huge drill, where more than 20,000 soldiers have been deployed to Vladimir Putin’s doorstep in some of the biggest wargames since the Cold War. For nearly two weeks, forces from 13 nations will participate in Nato military drills in the northern regions of Finland, Norway and Sweden. The accessions of Finland and Sweden to the Western alliance have transformed the security environment in northern Europe and the Arctic Circle. What is a historic moment for both countries – their first joint military exercises – is seen…

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Dimitri van den Bergh defends ‘incredibly slow’ play in UK Open title win Dimitri van den Bergh was slow and steady on his way to the UK Open title, but has no plans on speeding up his play after work with a sports psychologist led him to the huge win. The Belgian didn’t often hit the heights in terms of averages on his way to lifting the trophy, but his opponents also struggled to find their best form. That was the case in the final as Van den Bergh downed world champion Luke Humphries 11-10 in a thriller, even if…

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Max Verstappen ‘could leave’ Red Bull over Christian Horner scandal Formula One world champion Max Verstappen could leave Red Bull over the scandal involving team principal Christian Horner, according to reports. Horner, the husband of Spice Girl Geri Halliwell, has been accused of ‘inappropriate behaviour’ towards a subordinate female employee. The 50-year-old was cleared by Red Bull on Wednesday after an internal probe reached a swift conclusion but the saga looks far from over after a series of alleged text messages leaked online. The controversy surrounding Horner dominated the first F1 race of the season in Bahrain this weekend –…

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Star Sport – Fod-like genius The back page of the Daily Star reports on Manchester City’s 3-1 win over Manchester United to move within a point of the top of the Premier League table.  Man Utd fans want ‘Conference level’ Sofyan Amrabat gone after shocker for City goal Manchester United fans want Sofyan Amrabat out of the club after his terrible mistake gifted Erling Haaland his goal which sealed United’s defeat in the derby. Erik ten Hag’s side headed to the Etihad as the unfancied and written off outfit given the two sides’ league positions, form and squad availabilities on…

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Front page summary The Independent – Scandal of rouge nurses free to work on hospital wardsThe Independent reports on its own exclusive, saying scores of potentially dangerous healthcare workers are in charge of vulnerable patients as regulator bosses fail to investigate a growing backlog of misconduct cases.Overall there are more than 1,000 outstanding cases against healthcare staff for a hearing, including 451 that have not even been allocated a lawyer to vet. In 83 of the more serious allegations, the accused staff have been put under restrictions but could still be working with patients.Elsewhere, the front page leads with a…

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