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Head-on Collision of Two Trains in Denmark Leaves Five Critically Injured

Two trains collided head-on northwest of Copenhagen, injuring five critically and 12 others. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the rare rail accident on the Hillerød-Kagerup line.

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British Indians Back Nigel Farage and Reform UK Amid Immigration Concerns

Savitha Prakash, a British Indian NHS doctor in Harrow, supports Nigel Farage and Reform UK, citing shared priorities with Modi and concerns over immigration policies. Reform UK’s support among British Indians is rising amid debates on asylum seekers and immigration reforms.

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Top Cabinet Office Official to Testify on Peter Mandelson’s Security Vetting to MPs

Cat Little, Cabinet Office permanent secretary, will testify to MPs on the controversy over Peter Mandelson’s security vetting amid ongoing political tensions involving Keir Starmer and Olly Robbins.

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Over 18,000 UK Vehicles Used Without Owner Records, MP Demands DVLA Action

Over 18,000 UK vehicles are registered without proper owner addresses, raising concerns about untraceable drivers and cloned plates. MP Sarah Coombes urges the DVLA to act urgently to address this growing issue.

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Man in 30s Dies After Fire in Belfast Hospital Emergency Department

A man in his 30s died after a fire broke out in the emergency department toilets at Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital. Emergency services responded on Wednesday evening. Police do not consider the death suspicious.

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Man in 60s Dies After Being Struck by Bus at Dublin Airport

A man in his 60s died after being hit by a bus on Corballis Road at Dublin Airport shortly after midnight on Thursday. Gardaí and emergency services responded, and a partial road closure with diversions is in place.

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Majority of English Schools Cut Support for SEND Pupils Amid Financial Crisis

Over 70% of English schools have cut teaching assistants supporting SEND pupils amid a decade-long funding crisis, raising concerns about the government's ability to meet its inclusion goals.

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Mapped: Elections Set to Bring Historic Losses for Labour in May

Labour faces historic losses in May's local elections across England, Wales, and Scotland, with Reform, Greens, and nationalist parties gaining ground, threatening Keir Starmer's leadership amid growing internal and external pressures.

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California Governor Candidates Clash in First Debate as Race Intensifies

Six candidates debated California's key issues in the first gubernatorial debate since Eric Swalwell's exit, with no clear frontrunner emerging ahead of the June 2 primary.

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Clyde Shipyards Begin Norway’s Type 26 Frigates Ahead of UK Navy Completion

Glasgow shipyards have begun building Type 26 frigates for Norway before completing the Royal Navy's eight-ship order. Norway's £10bn deal is the UK's largest warship export. The vessels will operate interoperably, with construction sustaining Clyde shipbuilding into the 2030s.

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Mourne Mountains Face Challenges as Last Engagement Ranger Retires

The Mourne Mountains face challenges after the last engagement ranger retired due to funding cuts. Farmers and conservationists express concerns over visitor impact, dog control, and wildfire risks, urging for sustained funding to protect the area.

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Middle East Crisis: US-Iran Standoff and Immediate Navy Secretary Departure

Iran executed a man linked to opposition and Israeli intelligence. Lebanon seeks ceasefire extension with Israel amid rising tensions. Iran seized two vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. Israeli strikes killed a Lebanese journalist. Oil prices surged amid ongoing Middle East conflict.

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