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- Trump to impose 50% tariffs on Canadian auto and steel imports from 2027
- Bradley Townsend becomes first British fighter to die in Ukraine for Russia
- Ukraine showcases advanced military technology during Independence Day celebrations
- UK to Provide Classified Technology for Long-Range Missile Production in Ukraine
- Calgary jewellery maker anticipates losing half of customers amid trade war
- Trump focuses on autism while cutting protections for autistic children
- Fire destroys over 100 cars at Gatwick Airport parking site
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Bradley Townsend, 33, becomes the first known British fighter to die for Russia in Ukraine, killed by a drone attack near Liman after two months of combat.
Ukraine targeted Ozon’s logistics centres on Independence Day, setting three warehouses on fire as UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham visited Kyiv for talks.
Moscow condemns British drone supplies to Ukraine for long-range strikes inside Russia, asserting that this involvement makes the UK a participant in the war.
Builders in Dendermonde, Belgium, uncover £7.6million in gold bars and coins during renovations, prompting an investigation to locate the rightful owner.
Five teenagers have died after crashing a stolen car while driving contraflow on the M9 in Co Kildare, as they evaded Irish police.
Donald Trump expresses discontent over upcoming US-South Korea military exercises, labelling them costly and inappropriate towards North Korea.
The extended deployment of the USS Abraham Lincoln for nearly nine months has reportedly led to severe mental health issues among the crew, with some attempting to jump overboard. Family members cited food shortages and unsanitary conditions, prompting Congressional concern over the ship’s operational readiness amid ongoing maritime security operations in the Gulf region.
At least 12 people have died in Hungary after a tourist bus carrying Polish holidaymakers crashed into a ditch on the M3 motorway near Mezokeresztes.
Thieves have stolen four Renaissance artworks valued at up to 80 million euros from the MuMe Regional Interdisciplinary Museum in Messina, Italy, during the Ferragosto holiday. The art, including a significant tempera panel by Antonello da Messina, was taken amid local celebrations, and some pieces were later abandoned nearby.
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