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Glasgow Central Station Closed After Major Fire and Building Collapse

Glasgow Central station remains closed after a major fire, believed to have started in a vape shop, gutted a historic building and disrupted transport services.

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Swiss Voters Reject Right-Wing Proposal to Cut Public Broadcaster Licence Fee

Swiss voters rejected a right-wing initiative to cut the public broadcaster licence fee from 335 to 200 francs. The government plans to reduce it to 300 francs by 2029. Voters also approved constitutional protection for cash availability.

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Irish Government Flight from Oman Brings Stranded Citizens Home to Dublin

The first Irish government chartered flight from Oman has arrived in Dublin, bringing home 194 stranded citizens amid Middle East tensions. Priority was given to elderly and medically vulnerable passengers, with children under 16 traveling free. The flight faced delays due to challenging conditions.

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Explosion Reported Near US Embassy in Oslo, Police Investigate

An explosion occurred outside the US embassy in Oslo around 01:00 local time. Police responded promptly, reporting no injuries and minor damage to the embassy. Investigations continue with no details yet on the cause or suspects.

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Adroddiad yn nodi dirywiad llywodraethiant da yn Esgobaeth Bangor

Adroddiad annibynnol yn nodi dirywiad llywodraethiant da yn Esgobaeth Bangor, gan amlygu problemau mewn rheolaeth ariannol a chyfrifoldebau, gyda gwelliannau wedi'u gwneud ers canol 2025.

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TUV Retraction Highlights Unpredictable Dynamics in Northern Irish Politics

A recent controversy in Northern Irish politics arose when Irish language commissioner Pól Deeds' comments sparked unionist outrage. TUV leader Jim Allister wrongly attributed a quote to Danny Morrison, later retracting it, highlighting the region's unpredictable political dynamics.

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Rising Home Heating Oil Costs Strain Northern Ireland Pensioners' Budgets

Northern Ireland faces a steep rise in home heating oil prices, severely impacting pensioners who spend most of their income on heating. With limited alternatives and high rural reliance on oil, many elderly residents face tough choices amid volatile global oil markets.

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Inside the Ukrainian Facility Where UK Engineers Repair Vital Military Equipment

UK engineers work alongside Ukrainians at secret facilities repairing vital military equipment, including British-donated howitzers, to support Ukraine’s defense amid ongoing conflict.

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Investigators Link Russia to Parcel Fires in UK and Europe

Investigators link Russia's military intelligence to a series of parcel fires in the UK and Europe in 2024, involving explosive devices sent from Lithuania. Twenty-two suspects have been identified, with trials underway amid concerns of escalating hybrid warfare.

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Hungary to Expel Seven Ukrainians Detained in Money Laundering Probe

Hungary will expel seven detained Ukrainian men amid a money laundering probe, escalating tensions with Ukraine. Kyiv demands their release and warns of further actions at the EU level. The dispute intensifies ahead of Hungary’s parliamentary elections.

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Hungary Detains Seven Ukrainian Bank Workers and $80M Amid Tensions

Hungary has detained seven Ukrainian bank workers and seized $80M in cash and gold amid escalating tensions over Russian oil supplies and EU aid disputes.

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Finland to End Longstanding Ban on Hosting Nuclear Weapons to Align with NATO

Finland plans to lift its decades-old ban on nuclear weapons to align with NATO's deterrence policy amid changing security dynamics following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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