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Youth protests have weakened Modi, Indian activist who went on hunger strike tells BBC

The "cockroach" movement was one of the biggest public displays of dissent against India's prime minister in years.
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After deadly Kyiv strike, Ukraine warns interceptor shortage is costing lives

Without Patriot interceptors, Ukraine's skies are wide open and people are fully exposed to Russia's missile barrages.
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Left-wing political outsider wins Democratic Senate primary in Michigan

Abdul El-Sayed, the son of Egyptian immigrants, would be the first Muslim US senator if elected in November.
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South Africa plans new rules on ex-leaders’ foreign trips after Zuma’s visit to India

Jacob Zuma was pictured with a businessmen allegedly at the heart of a corruption scandal in South Africa
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El-Sayed’s victory sends tremors through Democratic Party

El-Sayed's win sets up a high-stakes contest in November, testing a left-wing candidate's popularity in a swing state.
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Sheep wool to make seaweed farming plastic free

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Why the World Can’t Stop Talking About Meghan Markle

What happens when a global institution built on tradition collides with a modern personality shaped by Hollywood, social advocacy, and cultural change? What happens when the world is asked not just to observe a public figure, but to pick a side? Few living figures have generated as much debate as Meghan Markle, the woman whose name now evokes admiration, ire, fascination, and endless discussion from Los Angeles to London and beyond.

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Technology

FBI agent accused of stealing $1 million in crypto — and he even consulted ChatGPT on how to leave the country

An FBI agent allegedly stole $1m in crypto by memorizing a seed phrase, then asked ChatGPT how to move to Europe.

‘It’s not our job to make the audience comfortable’: Gugu Mbatha-Raw on why new supernatural Sky TV thriller Possession will make colonial history ‘accessible’ — not more palatable
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Politics

Miliband denies relations with ‘closest ally’ US harmed by his Trump criticism

The Foreign Secretary said his previous scathing comments about the US president ‘didn’t come up’ in talks with Marco Rubio.

Kemi Badenoch under fire for appointing former antisemite as adviser

Joshua Bonehill-Paine was jailed in 2016 after he was convicted of racially aggravated harassment.