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‘Shout out to Cupid.’

The PM said he would do ’whatever it takes’ to protect UK airspace from foreign unidentified flying objects.

Today’s news summary – Paper Talk Monday’s front pages report on a variety of stories for their leads – with no one story dominating the…

UK aid is reaching Syria and Turkey as death toll tops 33,000 The UK’s aid is reaching Syria according to development minister Andrew Mitchell -…

Tories accused of lavish spending sprees, wasting thousands of pounds on alcohol, hotels and fine art using taxpayer-funded debit cards The Conservative party have come…

Boy and girl arrested for murder of teenager Brianna Ghey Two 15-year-olds – a boy and a girl, have been arrested on suspicion of murder following…

New Zealand cyclone leaves thousands without power Cyclone Gabrielle has lashed the north of New Zealand leaving some 46,000 homes without power. Officials have issued…

The small asteroid created a shooting star and an ‘airburst’ when it exploded according to star-gazers.

US shoots down fourth flying object over North America A fourth flying object has been shot down by the US over North America – the…

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Rihanna reveals pregnancy at Super Bowl show Pop star Rihanna revealed her baby bump at Sunday’s halftime show, sending Twitter into a meltdown. Moments after…

Paul Ansell was one of the first to attach a brightly-coloured bow to the bridge over the River Wyre, with dozens of those searching for the mum doing the same.

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The GameCube classic gets a remaster that far exceeds expectations and reconfirms Metroid Prime as one of Nintendo’s best games ever.

‘We had 36 squadrons of fast jets. We’re down to about seven.’

Emergency crews could be seen talking to Muhammed Habib through a hole in the debris of a collapsed building in Kahramanmaras before he was finally freed.

Today’s news summary – Paper Talk  There’s a variety of stories dominating the front pages. Many of the papers feature an image of last night’s…

Turkey moved 10 meters in earthquake The devastating Turkey earthquakes moved the country 10 metres. The footage was taken from the Kahramanmaraş province, which was…

The Sunday Papers Sunday papers – Secret Brexit meeting & BBC scandal undermines impartiality There’s a variety of stories dominating the front pages. Many of…

Mr Pattison killed his wife Emma Pattison, 45, and their seven-year-old daughter Lettie, with his shotgun at their home at the school last weekend, it is alleged.

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‘People don’t just vanish into thin air. It’s absolutely impossible. So something has happened. Find out what it is.’

International aid was trickling into parts of Turkey and Syria on Saturday where rescuers toiled to pull children from rubble in areas devastated by a massive earthquake that has killed over 24,000 people.

Ukraine is prepared to use British missiles to strike Russian territory in occupied Crimea, marking a major escalation in the war.

France’s latest Eurovision song was in Breton – a language whose existence the government doesn’t even acknowledge. From roughly a million back in the 1950s, the number of Breton speakers has shrunk to less than 200,000 today, leading UNESCO to warn that the language is at high risk of going extinct.