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A girl nearly died on the fly after a man “ignored requests” to stop eating nuts

A teenager had an allergic reaction on a flight from Antigua to London after a passenger 10 paces away ate peanuts. Poppy Jones, 14, went off and required doses of oxygen and EpiPen during the eight-hour flight after a man appeared to ignore cabin crew ads to stop eating nuts. He was on a British …

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Jim Fitton: A retired British man imprisoned in Iraq “asked an experienced guide” if he could take pottery fragments home

The daughter of a retired British man imprisoned in Iraq for trying to bring broken pottery home has told Sky News that her 15-year sentence could also be perpetual at her age. Jim Fitton, 66, of Bath, was arrested at Baghdad airport in March after picking up 12 stones and fragments of broken pottery as …

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Archie Battersbee: Life Support Parents Tell Judge Who Will Decide on Future They Are “Praying for the Miracle”

Doctors treating a 12-year-old child with life support have told a court he is “brain dead” and should be allowed to die. Archie Battersbee’s parents disagree, telling the judge she will decide her future that her heart is still beating and they are praying for a miracle. Archie has been receiving treatment at Royal London …

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Ukrainian war: Conflict victims have a chance to escape the ‘capsule’ but choose to stay

The always disgusting sound of incoming and outgoing artillery, mortars and rockets marks the otherwise silent streets of the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut. We boarded a huge armored personnel carrier, painted white by local emergency services. They call it the “capsule” and have recently begun using it to lead their evacuation efforts in cities and …

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Germany vs England LIVE: The latest League of Nations news on the scoreboard and goals as Saka and Kane start in Munich Sign up for free to continue reading Register for free to continue reading

Southgate: “Germany remains the benchmark for success in world football” England will face Germany in Munich this evening for their second League of Nations match of this international interruption, with both sides aiming to regain the way to win. While the Three Lions suffered a 1-0 defeat to Hungary, Italy held on to a 1-1 …

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“Students hide under desks” as armed police swarm North Birmingham Academy grounds amid a “knife” alert

Armed police arrested three teenagers after an incident with a knife that sank a city school in a blockade. Officers swarmed the grounds around North Birmingham Academy this morning. West Midlands police said three people were seen with a knife on Warren Road, Kingstanding. Some then ran to the school grounds on College Road around …

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50,000 railway workers will close the UK travel network with a three-day strike in June

The march is the first of the signal workers in three decades. It will force Network Rail to use contingency workers to allow a reduced number of services to operate, even though members who voted in favor of industrial action do not cover all train operators. The rail action on June 21 will coincide with …

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Zelensky is “very happy” with Boris Johnson’s victory as the world press reacts

Boris Johnson’s survival in a vote of confidence boosted coverage of his post-Brexit Britain mandate to prominence in newspapers and television newsletters around the world. From the EU to Australia, almost all commentators said the prime minister’s days were numbered. Ukrainian President Zelensky said he was “very happy” that Johnson was still prime minister, adding: …

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The Birmingham restaurant was flooded with calls after Johnny Depp’s visit

Mohammed Hussain’s phone has been ringing offline for almost 48 hours. He is the chief operating officer of Varanasi Restaurant in Birmingham and has been receiving calls from around the world since it became known that Johnny Depp was having dinner at the establishment on Sunday. “Our Instagram has become mental. We’ve never seen so …

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