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Rebel Wilson Denies Bullying Claims in Sydney Defamation Trial

Rebel Wilson denies bullying claims in a Sydney defamation trial brought by Charlotte MacInnes, who alleges Wilson damaged her reputation over social media posts. The case involves disputed accounts of a 2023 incident and allegations of negative online campaigns.

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Trump Terminates Entire National Science Board Overseeing NSF

President Trump has terminated all members of the National Science Board overseeing the NSF, sparking concerns over US science funding and innovation.

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Northern Ireland Assembly Reintroduces Bill to Ban Fox Hunting

A bill to ban fox hunting with dogs in Northern Ireland has been reintroduced after five years. Sinn Féin narrowly supports a ban, while the Alliance Party leads the legislative effort. Northern Ireland remains the only UK region permitting fox hunting.

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Senedd Election Leaders Prepare for Crucial Debate Amid Tight Race

The Senedd election leaders' debate on 28 April is a pivotal event in a tight race, with six leaders under pressure to perform amid potential policy clashes and post-election negotiations.

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Jersey Advances Cost of Living Payment Date to July 2026

Jersey's Government advances the Community Costs Bonus payment to July 2026, offering £516.50 to eligible households with unchanged criteria and £2.466m funding.

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Rhieni yn Galw am Well Cymorth Gofal Plant yng Nghymru fel Lloegr

Rhieni yng Nghymru yn galw am well cymorth gofal plant, gan ddangos bod costau uchel yn effeithio ar allu gweithio a bywyd cymdeithasol. Mae rhieni yn cymharu â Lloegr lle mae mwy o ofal plant am ddim ar gael i blant naw mis oed.

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How Refugees Affect Housing Challenges in Glasgow Amid Election Debate

Glasgow faces housing challenges linked to asylum seekers amid political debate. Over 6,500 asylum seekers in Scotland, half in Glasgow, impact housing demand. Parties differ on solutions, with calls for more housing and policy changes amid a broader housing crisis.

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Scotland's World Cup Bank Holiday: Who Gets the Day Off and Are Schools Closing?

Scotland's 2026 World Cup qualification has led to a proposed bank holiday on 15 June. While some councils and health boards will observe it, most schools remain open and many private businesses will not close, citing costs and service impacts.

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King Charles Meets Trump as PM Fights to Block Inquiry Vote

King Charles III and Queen Camilla meet US President Trump as the King begins his US state visit. Meanwhile, PM Sir Keir Starmer fights to block an inquiry vote amid political pressure and internal party challenges.

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Russian Superyacht Linked to Putin Ally Passes Strait of Hormuz Amid Blockade

The Russian superyacht Nord, linked to billionaire Alexey Mordashov, sailed through the Strait of Hormuz amid a US blockade and Iran-US tensions, highlighting ongoing geopolitical complexities.

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IS Claims Attack in Nigeria’s Adamawa State Killing 29 People

Gunmen killed 29 in an attack on a village in Nigeria's Adamawa state, claimed by IS. The assault targeted a football pitch and homes, prompting intensified security efforts amid ongoing regional violence.

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Rebel Wilson Denies Mistreatment in Defamation Trial, Calls Herself Champion of Women

Rebel Wilson denies mistreating Charlotte MacInnes in defamation trial, calling herself a champion of women amid claims involving alleged harassment and social media posts.

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