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Reform MSP called out at Unite the Clans counterprotest for 'whipping up hatred'

THOMAS Kerr MSP was publicly called out at a protest in Glasgow for "whipping up hatred" following a video he made whilst on a…

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Pakistan Defence Minister Says Country Was ‘Used Like Toilet Paper’ by US in Afghan Wars

Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has delivered a blistering critique of the country’s past alliances with the United States, telling the National Assembly that Islamabad had been “used like toilet paper and then discarded” after serving American interests in Afghanistan.

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Unforgotten season 6 episode 5 recap: what devastating secret is Melinda hiding from her past?

Unforgotten season 6 episode 5 sees Melinda caught up in her own web of lies as the past catches up with her.

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Unforgotten season 6 episode 2 recap: did Juliet Cooper kill her husband?

Unforgotten season 6 episode 2 sees Juliet's odd behaviour send alarm bells ringing.

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Delhi Court frames charges under MCOCA against Kingpin Salman Tyagi, 14 aides for running organised crime syndicate

A Delhi Court has recently framed charges under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) against Kingpin Salman Tyagi and his 14 aides for running an organised crime syndicate. Police have shown involvement of Salman Tyagi in 22 criminal cases. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Canberra suburbs with the most and fewest babies

Canberrans are bucking national baby trend, data reveals.

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Murder accused hosts social media live from Uttar Pradesh Jail: Three jail warders suspended

Three jail warders suspended in Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh for allowing murder accused to host live video from jail.

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Vision Zero marks a milestone, but the goal of ending traffic deaths is still far off

It's been a decade since U.S. cities began adopting Vision Zero, a strategy to eliminate traffic fatalities completely. Despite some local successes, that ambitious goal seems more elusive than ever.

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Real estate agent dies of injuries after being mowed down by bike

A real estate agent who was crossing the road at the busy International Airport Road near Chikkajala was mowed down by a bike on Tuesday at around 7.30 p.m

The Hindu

Gurgaon: Posters asking Muslims to leave come up in slum; FIR lodged

GURGAON: Posters were pasted on the walls of a few shops in a slum in Gurgaon, asking Muslims to leave the place by Monday or face consequences.

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Youth found murdered

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‘He’d been through so much for his age’: what one Syrian boy’s story can tell children about life as a young refugee

More people are displaced globally now than at any other time since the second world war, millions of them children. Save the Children’s Wonderbooks series is helping kids here to understand the hardships they face – and offering hope for the future

The Guardian - UK

Edinburgh wonderkid striker has to work extra hard to overcome racism in Scottish football

Rising star Rayan Mohammed has admitted he has faced abuse on the pitch as he climbed through the ranks to reach the SPFL.

Edinburgh Live

Alloa wonderkid on fledgling career in Scottish football as he looks to emulate Cristiano Ronaldo

Rayan Mohammed made his first-team debut for Alloa Athletic at the age of 17 after scoring 35 goals in four months for club’s youth side.

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Tragic dad woke up paralysed after 'food poisoning' turned out to be rare condition

Asam Iqbal was put into a coma after his was rushed into hospital when he took ill from what his brother thought was food poisoning. However he was quickly diagnosed with a rare condition.

Daily Mirror

Dad woke up paralysed after 'food poisoning' turned out to be rare condition

Asam Iqbal appeared to be suffering from food poisoning, but after falling out of bed and suffering from paralysis he was diagnosed in hospital with a rare condition

The Times of India

17-year-old shot dead in Delhi's Jamia Nagar

NEW DELHI: A 17-year-old boy was shot dead outside his house by unidentified people in southeast Delhi's Jamia Nagar on Friday, police said. The deceased has been identified as Mohammad Abdullah. According to police, the incident took place around 4.10 pm in Azeem Dairy area.

The Times of India

Karnataka: Two arrested for stabbing man to death

MANGALURU: The Bantwal town police have arrested two persons on the charges of stabbing to death a 37-year-old man.

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Udaipur Horror: Two more arrested in connection with Kanhaiya Lal's murder

The arrested accused were identified as Mohsin and Asif. Read full story on Dynamite News:

The Times of India

Ghaziabad: 2 thrashed by group of 6 on suspicion of theft, 1 arrested

GHAZIABAD: A group of five-six men beat up two youths on the suspicion that they were thieves in the Teela Mod area of Ghaziabad.

The Hindu

Two held in Sunjwan case, JeM tried to scuttle PM Modi’s visit: police

‘The attack was aimed at inflicting maximum casualties so that the VVIP visit does not happen,’ Additional Director General of Police Mukesh Singh said

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Why UK's 'treasured free-market economy' will not achieve net zero

As luck would have it, the UK government launched its latest energy security strategy on the same day I’d arranged to get cavity wall insulation installed in our ex-council, end-of-terrace 1930s family home.

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s a joke’: left-behind Afghans despair at dog rescue revelations

Idea that Boris Johnson personally approved animal evacuation adds to hurt, say those who worked with British

The Guardian - UK

‘The Taliban shot my wife in the head’: ex-UK government contractor

First in a new series highlighting the stories of ten people left behind in the withdrawal from Afghanistan, meet Asif, who worked for the UN and Adam Smith International before fleeing to Pakistan, where he has no legal status

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