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A great walk to a great pub: The Wallace Arms, Rowfoot, North Pennines A walk through an area once populated by murderous clans leading to a cosy pub in rural Northumbria Start The Wallace Arms, Rowfoot, HaltwhistleDistance 4½ milesTime 3½ hoursElevation gain 215 metresDifficulty Moderate...
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Porn star Emily Willis sues competitors over alleged dog-sex tweets Emily Willis alleges that Gianna Dior and Adria Rae tanked her future career prospects by falsely accusing her of taking part in the bestiality video.
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Texas school official tells teachers they need to offer books with 'opposing' perspectives on the Holocaust Texas school official tells teachers they need to offer books with 'opposing' perspectives on the Holocaust
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Wounded partner of slain Chicago cop Ella French leaves rehab facility Carlos Yanez Jr. was shot in the eye, cheek, brain and back during the brazen attack by two convicted felons during an Aug. 7 traffic stop.
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Protests erupt in Italy as COVID-19 mandates come into effect Police were out in force amid fears anti-vaccination demonstrations could turn violent as Italy's anti-COVID measures - one of the strictest in the world -- came into effect.
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Court again lets Texas continue banning most abortions

NY Daily News - 15 Oct 2021 07:01
Court again lets Texas continue banning most abortions Another court ruling kept the abortion restrictions in place.
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Chicago police union boss tells cops to defy COVID-19 vaccine mandate John Catanzara said he would take Mayor Lori Lightfoot's administration to court if it enforced a directive ordering city workers to report their COVID-19 vaccination status by Friday.
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Masked men storm Moscow screening of film about Stalin-era famine Authorities question staff of Russian NGO Memorial after mob disrupts screening of Mr Jones at its office A group of masked men stormed the offices of a renowned human rights organisation in Moscow on Thursday evening to...
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'Big gap' between UK and EU at Brexit Northern Ireland talks, says Frost Britain's negotiator says there's a lot of work to do, as Brussels prepares 'for the worst' David Frost, the UK's Brexit minister, has warned there is a "big gap" between the EU and the UK negotiating positions as he ent...
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Gunfire echoed for hours as schools were evacuated and residents hid in shelters
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North Korean Soldiers Lie Shirtless on Broken Glass

The New York Times - 15 Oct 2021 06:03
North Korean Soldiers Lie Shirtless on Broken Glass The country has never been known for its subtlety, and martial-art stunts have long been a mainstay of its propaganda, designed to stoke national pride and instill fear in enemies.
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Texas man gets 23 years for using Grindr app to target gay men for hate crimes A Texas man who used the popular dating app Grindr to target gay men for violent hate crimes was sentenced to 23 years in federal prison on Wednesday, the US Department of Justice announced. Daniel Jenkins, 22, of Dallas...
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David Amess, Conservative Lawmaker in Britain, Is Reportedly Stabbed The member of Parliament, David Amess, was holding a meeting in his local constituency at the time of the attack.
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Secretary Buttigieg stays on paternity leave amid supply chain crisis The Department of Transportation has just revealed that Secretary Pete Buttigieg has been on paternity leave since mid-August amid the massive ongoing supply chain crisis, according to a report. Besides several recent te...
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Homebase faces scrutiny over pandemic support after profits surge The owners of Homebase are facing scrutiny over the financial support that the DIY chain took from taxpayers during the pandemic after seeing profits surge last year.
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At least 16 people were killed and 32 were injured after an explosion hit a Shia mosque during Friday prayers in Kandahar, a doctor at a hospital in the Afghan city told CNN.
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Trapped in the woods: Belarus accused of using migrants as weapons Belarus accused of using migrants as weapons.
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UN quizzed over role in prison-like island camp for Rohingya refugees Rights groups raise concerns over deal to provide services on Bhasan Char, as Bangladesh plans to increase camp's population by 80,000 The UN's refugee agency (UNHCR) is facing questions over whether it is helping to det...
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Federal appeals court keeps Texas fetal heartbeat law in place again A divided federal appeals court rejected the Biden administration's attempt to stop Texas from enforcing the state's law prohibiting abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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Border Patrol officers find two young sisters alone near the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona U.S. Border Patrol officials are desperate to reunite a pair of young sisters with their family after the two girls were found alone, wandering the area between the U.S. and Mexico border in Arizona.
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2 dead in Texas flash flood from Hurricane Pamela remnants Authorities say a flash flood from the remnants of Hurricane Pamela swept a woman and a young girl to their deaths in a Texas creek as they were heading to a school
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Bill Clinton Is Hospitalized for Infection, Aide Says

The New York Times - 15 Oct 2021 06:16
Bill Clinton Is Hospitalized for Infection, Aide Says An aide said that Mr. Clinton had a urological infection that had developed into sepsis, although it was not considered to be acute.
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