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Sudan's paramilitary forces agree to US-led proposal for humanitarian ceasefire
Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) say they have agreed to a US-led proposal for a humanitarian ceasefire.
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Pirates firing machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades board tanker off Somalia coast
Pirates firing machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades have boarded a tanker off the coast of Somalia.
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2025 set to be among hottest years on record, UN scientists warn
This year will likely be the second or third warmest ever on record globally, as an "unprecedented streak" of high temperatures persists, UN scientists have warned.
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Russian drones: The tiny, kamikaze killing machines being raced rather than used to hunt targets
They're a weapon synonymous with Russia's war in Ukraine, and here the sky is full of them: Drones.
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US soldiers given food bank advice and could go without pay amid government shutdown
US soldiers in Germany may not receive their November pay and have been given food bank advice as a government shutdown entered a record 37th day.
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At least 114 dead after Philippines typhoon, as state of emergency declared and more than 100 still missing
The Philippines has declared a state of emergency after a typhoon left at least 114 dead and 127 missing.
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Elon Musk: Why some are starting to question if the world's richest man is still value for money
Elon Musk is already the world's richest man, but today he could take a giant step towards becoming the world's first trillionaire.
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Several hurt after motorist hits pedestrians and cyclists on French island of Ile d'Oleron
Five people have been injured after a car was driven into pedestrians and cyclists on the French island of Ile d'Oleron.
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Prince William photographed at iconic spot Diana posed at decades earlier
Prince William posed in front of the Christ the Redeemer statue - the same spot his mother had stood in Rio - on day three of his trip to Brazil.
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US likely jammed GPS signals off Venezuela coast, expert tells Sky News
High levels of GPS jamming detected off the coast of Venezuela were likely being carried out by the US, an expert has told Sky News.
