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Home Secretary Bans Al Quds March in London to Prevent Disorder

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has approved the Metropolitan Police's request to ban the Al Quds Day march in London to prevent serious public disorder amid planned counter-protests and concerns over support for the Iranian regime.

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Julian Leeser Raises Concerns Over Naplan Data After Tech Glitch Delays Tests

Naplan testing across Australia was disrupted by a digital platform glitch affecting 1.4 million students. Authorities have resumed testing and apologized, while experts and politicians raise concerns about fairness and data integrity.

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Government Approves Ban on London’s Al Quds Day March to Prevent Disorder

The UK government has approved the Metropolitan Police's request to ban the Al Quds Day march in London to prevent serious public disorder amid ongoing Middle East tensions. A stationary demonstration may proceed under strict conditions.

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Iran Fires Missiles at Israel; US Destroys Iranian Mine-Laying Vessels Near Hormuz Strait

Iran launched missiles at Israel; US destroyed 16 Iranian mine-laying vessels near Hormuz. Iran’s police chief warns protesters will be treated as enemies amid escalating US-Israeli conflict.

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UK Banknotes to Feature Wildlife, Public to Choose Species

The Bank of England will replace historical figures on banknotes with British wildlife, inviting public input on species selection. This change aims to enhance counterfeit security and celebrate UK nature, with new notes expected in several years.

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MPs Urge Immediate Action on London Grooming Gangs Inquiry

MPs and London Assembly members demand urgent action and a focused inquiry on grooming gangs in London, following a BBC investigation exposing exploitation of vulnerable girls. The government plans a national inquiry with local investigations, including London.

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Court Rejects Legal Challenge Against Galloway Power Line Upgrade

A legal challenge against the Scottish government's approval of new overhead power lines between Kendoon and Tongland has been dismissed by the Court of Session. The project aims to replace aging infrastructure and secure energy supply for 30,000 residents despite opposition.

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Hereditary Peers to Lose House of Lords Seats After Bill Approval

Hereditary peerages will be abolished before the next king’s speech, with life peerages offered to some peers losing their seats, ending inherited parliamentary membership after over 25 years.

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Couple Faces Eviction After Fraud Involving Forged Signatures of Deceased

A couple faces eviction after being defrauded by John Sexton Sr, who forged signatures of deceased individuals to obtain property titles. The Bennetts seek to reverse the fraudulent transfer amid ongoing police and legal investigations.

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NASA's 1,300-Pound Van Allen Probe Set to Re-Enter Earth's Atmosphere

NASA's Van Allen Probe A, weighing over 1,300 pounds, is set to re-enter Earth's atmosphere nearly 14 years after launch, with a low risk to the public. The mission provided valuable data on Earth's radiation belts before ending in 2019.

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Man Assaulted for Driving at 20mph on Way to Hospital Appointment

Christopher Lavis was assaulted for driving at 20mph en route to a hospital appointment, suffering serious injuries. The attacker received a suspended sentence, leaving Lavis anxious about driving.

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Hereditary Peers to Lose Seats in Lords as Reform Bill Passes

The House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Bill passes, ending the parliamentary role of 92 hereditary peers. The government offers life peerages to some, and further reforms are planned.

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