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A London bus driver was dismissed for chasing and punching a thief who stole from a passenger, raising questions about self-defense in public transport.
A US strike on Iran could trigger widespread regional instability, escalating conflicts and impacting global oil markets significantly.
In a shocking trial, two boys filmed themselves assaulting a girl, highlighting the alarming rise of online exploitation and desensitization among youth.
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Yang Tengbo – also known as Chris Yang – has been named as the alleged Chinese spy who was close friends with Prince Andrew. PM Keir Starmer has played down allegations of a Chinese network of spies operating across Britain, and Andrew has been uninvited from royal events this Christmas.
Yang also had contact with two former British prime ministers – Theresa May and David Cameron. Allegations of spying have led for calls for Britain to reassess how it manages its relationship with Beijing.
Lucy Letby’s defence team is to seek a fresh appeal on the grounds that the chief medical witness for the prosecution changed his mind about how some of the babies in her case died. Letby’s barrister Mark McDonald said he would take the ‘exceptional, but necessary, decision’ to apply to reopen her case.
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