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Army College Under Investigation After Four Women Allege Sexual Assault, Harassment at Harrogate Site

Military training establishments face scrutiny following allegations of sexual assault and harassment made by four former students at an Army college in Harrogate. The claims, which surfaced in August, prompted an independent review into the institution's culture and practices.

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Former US Intelligence Officer David Rush Pleads Guilty to Espionage and $200m Fraud

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Republican Candidates Navigate Donald Trump's Influence Ahead of November Elections

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Kemi Badenoch to Outline Conservative 'Battle of Ideas' Strategy Against Labour

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Equinor Threatens UK Investment Pullback Over North Sea Oil and Gas Field Approvals

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Labour Shadow Chancellor Vows to Cut at Least One Tax in Every Conservative Budget

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Stormont First Minister Faces No-Confidence Vote Over Drumcree Parade Standoff

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South Korean Police Raid Starbucks Headquarters Over Gwangju Uprising 'Tank Day' Controversy

South Korean police have executed a search and seizure warrant at the Seoul headquarters of Starbucks Korea. This action follows public complaints regarding the company's 'Tank Day' promotional event, which critics allege trivialised the 1980 Gwangju Uprising.

Conservatives Arrange Meetings for Jewish Groups After Selecting Ex-Neo-Nazi Candidate

The Conservative Party has offered meetings to Jewish organisations following criticism over the selection of Joshua Bonehill-Paine, formerly imprisoned for neo-Nazi activism, as a candidate for a new Somerset Council seat.

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Andy Burnham Considers Epstein Inquiry Following Discussions with Victims Minister

Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham is reportedly examining the feasibility of an inquiry into the activities of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. This consideration follows discussions between Victims Minister Alex Davies-Jones and the Prime Minister regarding a potential investigation.

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House of Lords Committee Demands Restrictions on Pet Flea Treatment Sales

A House of Lords committee has called for government intervention to restrict the sale of pet flea and tick treatments. The committee's report highlights the environmental hazards posed by widespread use of these pesticides, urging greater public awareness and the exploration of non-pesticide alternatives.

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Bev Craig Elected Greater Manchester Mayor, Replacing Andy Burnham

Bev Craig, representing Labour, has been elected as the new Mayor of Greater Manchester, securing a significant victory over Reform UK's Sian Astley.

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Armed Man Arrested Near Trump Golf Course Before President's California Visit

Law enforcement apprehended an armed individual close to a Donald Trump golf course in Rancho Palos Verdes, California, just hours before the former president was scheduled to host a fundraising event at the location. The arrest was made by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.

Care Company Fined £40,000 for Operating Three Unregistered Children's Homes

A care company has been fined £40,000 after pleading guilty to illegally running three children's homes without proper registration. The prosecution, brought by Ofsted, marks a legal precedent for such offences.

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Prime Minister Burnham Reconsiders Abolition of Some Jury Trials in England and Wales

Prime Minister Burnham has indicated a potential reversal of his predecessor's policy to restrict jury trials in England and Wales, stating his 'instinct' is to maintain the current system.

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Prime Minister and Chancellor Order Ministers to Adhere to Spending Limits Before October Budget

Prime Minister and Chancellor of the Exchequer have issued a joint memorandum to all government departments, reinforcing the necessity of strict adherence to existing spending limits. This directive precedes the upcoming 28 October Budget, which the Chancellor asserts will meet fiscal rules and provide economic stability for families.

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Spain Repatriates 70,000 Migrants From Ceuta as EU Praises Swift Border Action

Spain has returned approximately 70,000 individuals to Morocco following their irregular arrival in Ceuta, drawing commendation from the European Union for its rapid border management. The influx saw around 72,000 people enter the Spanish enclave last week.

Scottish Exam Pass Rates Increase Across All Levels for 148,000 Learners

Scotland's exam results reveal a rise in pass rates for National 5, Higher, and Advanced Higher qualifications. Over 148,000 pupils received their grades, with the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) noting improvements despite ongoing adjustments to the examination process.

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Convicted Antisemitic Activist Joshua Bonehill-Paine Becomes Conservative Party Candidate

Joshua Bonehill-Paine, previously jailed for antisemitic remarks, has been selected as a Conservative Party candidate for local council elections, a decision drawing scrutiny given his past convictions for racially aggravated harassment.

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