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Killer Luigi Mangione breaks his silence from prison as he sets up sick website

Killer Luigi Mangione breaks his silence from jail as he units up sick web site

The Latest: Federal workers face mass layoffs

The Latest: Federal employees face mass layoffs

Leeds United vow to ban fans who sing an anti-Palestine song in support of Israeli player Manor Solomon

Leeds United vow to ban followers who sing an anti-Palestine music in assist of Israeli participant Manor Solomon

Thieves steal over £500,000 of silver from churches in the last year as criminals take to plundering religious artefacts rather than roof lead

Thieves steal over £500,000 of silver from church buildings within the final yr as criminals take to plundering non secular artefacts moderately than roof lead

Joe Rogan breaks down why there'll never be a rival for him on the 'lying' left

Joe Rogan breaks down why there’ll by no means be a rival for him on the ‘mendacity’ left

Tents for the homeless will be swept away from city centre after council's court win means they can evict the occupants

Tents for the homeless shall be swept away from metropolis centre after council’s court docket win means they will evict the occupants

Justice Department asks court to drop corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams

Justice Department asks court docket to drop corruption expenses towards New York City Mayor Eric Adams

How losing legal battle with Man City over sponsorship rules exposed the Premier League - and why the lame duck chief executive is to blame, writes MIKE KEEGAN

How dropping authorized battle with Man City over sponsorship guidelines uncovered the Premier League – and why the lame duck chief government is responsible, writes MIKE KEEGAN

Scientists claim 'Scandi Gloom' is to blame for cloudy weather after UK sees 30 per cent less sunshine this month than average

Scientists declare ‘Scandi Gloom’ is accountable for cloudy climate after UK sees 30 per cent much less sunshine this month than common

Why a political earthquake will hit Germany next week: A failing economy, creaking infrastructure and an asylum seeker's horrifying attack. ROBERT HARDMAN beholds the AfD's growing momentum

Why a political earthquake will hit Germany subsequent week: A failing financial system, creaking infrastructure and an asylum seeker’s horrifying assault. ROBERT HARDMAN beholds the AfD’s rising momentum