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One-year-old euthanised in the Netherlands
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Euthanasia for incurably ill children aged one to 12 has been legal in the Netherlands for two years. -
Pilot arrested after midair stabbing, ‘heroes’ averted disaster: Israeli PM
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said early evidence suggested crew and passengers onboard the Boeing 737 MAX subdued the attacker and “saved many lives”. -
‘Blood in the cockpit’: Pilot arrested after stabbing on flight to Tel Aviv
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said early evidence suggested crew and passengers onboard the Boeing 737 MAX subdued the attacker to avert a disaster and “saved many lives”. -
‘Blood in the cockpit’: Pilot stabbing on flight to Tel Aviv sparks hijack fears
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The Boeing 737 MAX diverted to Saudi Arabia and landed safely about 90 minutes after the mid-air drama began as reports emerged of a fight between the pilots -
Flight makes emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after cockpit fight
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A commercial plane travelling from Dubai to Israel has been forced to make an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia. -
They broke down an 87-year-old’s door with a battering ram. Then Spain erupted
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The eviction of Maricarmen Abascal, who was carried out of her home of 70 years on a stretcher, has become a lightning rod for nationwide protests against Spain’s housing crisis. -
Agonising wait for justice for parents of Australian brothers killed in Mexico
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The trial of three Mexican men accused of killing the brothers is entering its final stages, though a verdict may not be reached until next week. -
Flight to Tel Aviv makes emergency landing after mid-air alert and reported pilot altercation
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The flight landed safely in Saudi Arabia amid a flurry of online speculation about the cause of the problem – including reports of a dispute between the pilots. -
‘Blood in the cockpit’: Flight to Tel Aviv makes emergency landing after reported pilot altercation
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The flight made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after issuing a mid-air alert amid reports of a fight between the pilots. -
Plane from Dubai to Tel Aviv signals emergency: reports
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Israeli PM is holding consultations over a Flydubai flight from the United Arab Emirates to Israel that was diverted from its path, Israeli security officials say. -
Thousands protest the housing crisis in Spain after an 87-year-old is evicted from home
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Tens of thousands of people have marched in Madrid to protest against Spain’s housing crisis and ask for protective measures for tenants, anti-fraud measures, and a ban on evictions without alternative housing. The dramatic eviction Wednesday of an 87-year-old woman from the Madrid apartment she had lived in for decades became the latest flashpoint in the country’s housing crisis. -
Former American Idol singer convicted of fatally shooting his wife
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Caleb Flynn, who claimed his wife was killed by a burglar, could now be sentenced to life in prison without the chance of parole. -
‘I hope your venue gets firebombed’: The small-town lesbian bar left reeling after a ‘woke’ backlash
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When Last Ditch ended its COVID-style mask requirement to attract more customers, it became a source of global amusement and served as a cautionary tale about the hazards of being accessible to the point of absurdity. -
Trump defends North Korea's right to have nuclear weapons
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Donald Trump has said he doesn't mind North Korea having nuclear weapons because he likes Kim Jong Un. -
Burnham makes high-risk political speech
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British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has outlined at least six major reforms in his address to the annual Labour Party conference. -
UK air base ‘terror plot’ foiled when one of the suspects phoned police: report
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The development has deepened the mystery over the incident, as new details emerged about the possible plan to attack the Royal Air Force base at Fairford that is also used by American military aircraft. -
Can Burnham save Britain? Finally, he reveals his plans – with one glaring omission
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Australians might want to watch the UK prime minister closely because some of his challenges have parallels in Canberra – even though times are tougher in Britain on every front. -
No explosives found in UK terror plot
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UK police say no explosives were found in vehicles near an air force at the centre of a major security incident. -
Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer now questions whether she killed her three children
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At the first hearing since Clancy’s triple murder trial ended with a deadlocked jury, her lawyer made a striking turn. -
‘Fill the gap’: Australia’s plan to swoop on Trump’s trade war with Canada
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Trade Minister Don Farrell is heading to the G20 in Milwaukee with a plot to take advantage of crashing US alcohol sales to Canada. -
Missing Aussie activist detained in Vietnam
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Democracy campaigner Tran Hiep was due to meet his wife in Thailand after travelling to Phnom Penh, but did not board his flight and has not been heard from since. -
Australian activist charged in Vietnam as pro-democracy group accuses Hanoi of kidnapping
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Democracy campaigner Tran Hiep was due to meet his wife in Thailand after travelling to Phnom Penh, but did not board his flight and has not been heard from since. -
Youngest known person dies by euthanasia
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Euthanasia for incurably ill children aged one to 12 has been legal in the Netherlands for two years. -
Canadian MP gets caught out with AI speech
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Canadian politician Bill Oliver went viral after reading out an AI editing prompt in a speech to parliament -
Australian activist ‘abducted’ in Cambodia by Vietnamese government, rights group claims
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Democracy campaigner Tran Hiep was due to meet his wife in Thailand after travelling to Phnom Penh, but did not board his flight and has not been heard from since. -
Trump airs promotional ad using taxpayer money
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Donald Trump has used taxpayer money to re-air a promotional video he made ahead of the 2024 elections. -
‘Heinous’: Frat house gang-rape lawsuit triggers reopening of criminal investigation
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A woman says she was sexually assaulted by seven Cornell University students after being plied with alcohol and drugs on the Ivy League campus, sparking outrage about why there had been no criminal prosecutions. -
‘Exclude her’: British Jews urge UK to bar entry of Australian author over October 7 remarks
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Britain’s peak Jewish group wants Randa Abdel-Fattah blocked from visiting to promote her new novel over her past comments in which described the Hamas attack on Israel as “exhilarating”. -
‘Exclude her’: British Jews urge UK to bar entry for Australian author over October 7 remarks
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Britain’s peak Jewish group wants Randa Abdel-Fattah blocked from visiting to promote her new novel over her past comments in which described the Hamas attack on Israel as “exhilarating”. -
SpaceX rocket reaches orbit despite engine trouble
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Elon Musk's SpaceX has launched a Starship rocket into orbit for the first time.
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