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Inside the Air India crash simulation that ‘casts doubt on pilot suicide theory’
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Fighter jets scrambled to shoot down drone that entered Nato airspace
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More than 100 people leap from blazing boat as fire engulfs children’s tour
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The ‘brown challenge’ is spreading across Spain – and it’s seriously disgusting
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‘Spiderman of Yemen’ plummets to his death in volcano crater
A daredevil known as 'The Spider-Man of Yemen' has died after falling into a volcano crater while attempting to climb without safety equipment.
06-16
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Teens ‘exposed to violent content within eight minutes’ of making social media account
'We also saw a lynching being depicted.'
06-16
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Ivory Coast ends Ecuador's 19-game winning streak as Sweden pounds Tunisia
Amad Diallo scored in the 90th minute to lift Ivory Coast to a 1-0 victory over Ecuador in its first World Cup appearance in a dozen years.
06-15
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US accused of treating World Cup teams like ‘criminals’
Two teams faced intense security screenings while travelling to the World Cup.
06-10
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A mysterious radio signal has been pinging in space every 1.4 hours – now we know why
'For the first time, we have pinpointed the origin of these signals.'
06-09
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Evolving Manufacturing Standards in Outdoor Equipment: A Technical Review of Next-Generation Grills and Stoves
06-07
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Tourist beaten by police after trying to shadowbox them naked
Shocked holiday makers witnessed a naked tourist attempting to fight local Costa police officers in San Antonio,Ibiza,earlier this week. (Picture: A/NPZ/SM/Solarpix)
06-07
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‘I lost my leg and thought I’d never walk again – now I’m going to space’
John McFall wouldn't rule out a ticket to the moon or Mars.
06-07
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How distant planets with 15,000mph winds could change hunt for life in space
Scientists say the findings opens a new era in understanding how distant worlds evolve
06-05
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French lower house approves repeal of 17th-century slavery law
French lawmakers in the lower house of parliament on Thursday adopted a bill to repeal a 17th-century law that governed enslaved people across France’s colonies, in a symbolic and long-awaited move.
06-01
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