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In a report that will make grim reading in Downing Street, the Office for National Statistics said the economy contracted by 0.1 per cent in April following a surprisingly upbeat start to the year.
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One Nation has declared a Melbourne fundraising event disrupted by a well-known neo-Nazi figure was a 'stunning success'.
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A 14-year-old boy suffered a gruesome head injury after a piece of decorative concrete fell from a Queens building and struck him while he was walking with his family.
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Shop de nieuwe 2023 collectie slipstop schoenen vandaag!
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NHS officials are urging the public to come forward for care as usual but are braced for a surge in demand linked to a predicted heatwave and England's first World Cup game on Wednesday.
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A judge ruled Blake Lively can recover legal costs from Justin Baldoni after settling their film dispute. While Lively won't get punitive damages, the court acknowledged her good faith claims. Baldoni's lawyer stated Lively failed to secure substantial fees and damages, asserting no sexual harassment occurred. The case stemmed from Lively's accusations against Baldoni.
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British wildcard Katie Boulter recorded the biggest win of her career with an epic victory against world No 2 Elena Rybakina to reach the HSBC Championships semi-finals at the Queen's Club.
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