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Swedish Man Sentenced to Over Four Years for Forcing Wife into Sex Work

A 61-year-old Swedish man was sentenced to over four years for coercing his wife into sex with 120+ men, using threats and surveillance. 28 men were also convicted for purchasing services.

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Phoenix Magazine to End Publication After 43 Years

The Phoenix magazine, Ireland's version of Private Eye, will cease publication after 43 years. Publisher Penfield is entering voluntary liquidation, with the last issue released on 5 June and subscriptions now closed.

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Hungary's Pronatalist Policies: Lessons from a Bold Birth Rate Experiment

Hungary's ambitious pronatalist policies initially raised birth rates but later declined, highlighting challenges in boosting fertility through financial incentives alone amid broader social and cultural factors.

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Cyngor Gwynedd yn ymddiheuro am gamdriniaeth mewn uned addysgol yng Ngwynedd

Mae Cyngor Gwynedd wedi ymddiheuro i gyn-ddisgyblion Canolfan Brynffynnon yng Ngwynedd am gamdriniaeth a ddigwyddodd yn y ganolfan addysgol a gaewyd yn 2014. Cynhaliwyd ymchwiliad a chafodd adolygiad newydd ei gomisiynu i sicrhau gwelliannau parhaus.

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Moped Stolen in 1984 Found and Returned to Owner After 42 Years

A moped stolen in 1984 from northern Italy was recovered by police in Volpiano and returned to its owner after 42 years. The vintage Garelli was identified during a roadside check when ridden without a licence plate.

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Public Warned to Avoid Sea at Portobello Amid Pollution Concerns

Sepa advises against entering the sea at Portobello Beach due to high bacteria levels found during routine testing. Investigations continue as local lifesaving club voices concerns over prolonged closure affecting community activities.

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New Search Launched for Irish Women Missing Since 1990s

Gardaí have launched a new search in County Wicklow related to the 1990s disappearances of Jo Jo Dullard and Deirdre Jacob, both now murder inquiries.

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EU and G7 Leaders Convene Amid Deadly Strikes on Kyiv's Historic Sites

EU and G7 leaders meet amid deadly Russian strikes on Kyiv, including the Unesco-listed Pechersk Lavra monastery. Discussions focus on increasing pressure on Russia, supporting Ukraine's defense, and pursuing peace negotiations.

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Norway’s Crown Princess Son Sentenced to 4 Years for Rape and Other Crimes

Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway’s crown princess, was sentenced to four years for two rapes and other crimes after a high-profile trial.

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Russian Strikes Kill Nine in Ukraine, Damage Historic Kyiv Cathedral

Russian strikes in Ukraine killed nine people, including rescue workers, and severely damaged Kyiv's historic Dormition Cathedral. Drone attacks also hit Russia's Tula city, causing casualties. The assaults led to widespread power outages and prompted international responses.

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Norwegian Crown Princess's Son Convicted of Two Rape Charges

Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette Marit, was found guilty of two rape counts and sentenced to four years. He was acquitted on two other charges and may appeal.

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From Soldier to Educator: Sergiy Sylantyev Shapes Ukraine’s Future Through Teaching

Neuroscientist Sergiy Sylantyev left the front lines in Ukraine to focus on education, joining a programme to teach university students and strengthen academic ties amid conflict.

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