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Special counsel falters in push to limit Trump’s attacks on FBI agents

FORT PIERCE, Fla. — Federal prosecutors struggled to present a compelling case Monday for new restrictions on Donald Trump that would bar him from publicly attacking law enforcement officials, even as an attorney working for special counsel Jack Smith argued that the former president’s claims are false, inflammatory, and invite violence against FBI agents. U.S. […]

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NHS England confirm patient data stolen in cyber attack

NHS England has confirmed its patient data managed by blood test management organisation Synnovis was stolen in a ransomware attack on 3 June. Qilin, a Russian cyber-criminal group, shared almost 400GB of private information on their darknet site on Thursday night, something they threatened to do in order to extort money from Synnovis. In a […]

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Scotland team arrives home after dispiriting Euros exit

BBC Anthony Ralston, Lawrence Shankland and James Forrest arrive at Glasgow airport A dejected Scotland squad has arrived home after a dramatic exit from the Euros. The team were given a rousing farewell by an oompah band at their hotel in Stuttgart before flying to a quiet Glasgow airport on Monday evening. Their departure from […]

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‘Public ignored’ as flights cancelled during strike

Getty Images At least 244 Aer Lingus flights have been cancelled The tánaiste (Irish deputy prime minister) has described the Aer Lingus pay dispute as “shocking”, adding that the needs of the Irish travelling public were being ignored by both sides. Thousands of passengers face uncertainty over the next week as pilots begin industrial action […]

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UK quits treaty that lets oil firms sue government

Energy Security and Net Zero Minister Graham Stuart said: “Remaining a member would not support our transition to cleaner, cheaper energy and could even penalise us for our world-leading efforts to deliver net zero.” Since 2001, nearly 160 legal actions based on the ECT have been brought by investors claiming their investments had been damaged […]

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Unable to back down, Israel and Hezbollah move closer to all-out war

6 hours ago By Lucy Williamson, Reporting from the Israel-Lebanon border BBC “Every day, every night: bombs. [It’s a] problem,” David Kamari told the BBC Full-scale war between Israel and Hezbollah would be “a catastrophe”, the UN Secretary-General says. But to David Kamari, who lives under near-daily fire on the Israeli side of the border, it would […]

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PrettyLittleThing customers upset after account ban over returns

Fast-fashion brand PrettyLittleThing (PLT) is facing criticism from customers who have had their accounts with the company deactivated because of the number of times they have returned their purchases. In an email seen by the BBC, shoppers were told on Friday that their accounts had been reviewed and shut down so they would not be […]

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