● Facebook revenue and user numbers increase despite data scandal Facebook has reported strong financial results despite questions over its data privacy practices in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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BREAKING: TRAGEDY as school bus and train COLLIDE in India KILLING at least 13 children AT LEAST 13 school children have been killed after a bus collided with a train at a crossing in Kushinagar, India.
BREAKING: TRAGEDY as school bus and train COLLIDE in India KILLING at least 13 children AT LEAST 13 school children have been killed after a bus collided with a train at a crossing in Kushinagar, India.
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Now No. 1 Home Lender, Quicken Picks 'Avengers: Infinity War' For Its Biggest Hollywood Partnership Now that it's No. 1 in America's home-lending industry, it's time for Quicken Loans and its Rocket Mortgage brand...
Now No. 1 Home Lender, Quicken Picks 'Avengers: Infinity War' For Its Biggest Hollywood Partnership Now that it's No. 1 in America's home-lending industry, it's time for Quicken Loans and its Rocket Mortgage brand...
Forbes.com Comment this news ● Stormont leaders trade blows ahead of talks with Karen Bradley Stormont leaders have traded fresh blows in their ongoing blame game ahead of talks with the UK government.
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'Intoxicated' driver who sped wrong way along motorway kills young mum in horror smash WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT: Guillermo Suarez, 31, was charged with intoxication manslaughter and driving while intoxicated following the ...
'Intoxicated' driver who sped wrong way along motorway kills young mum in horror smash WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT: Guillermo Suarez, 31, was charged with intoxication manslaughter and driving while intoxicated following the ...
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Galaxy pile-up changes ideas about the universe A pile-up of galaxies detected 12.4 billion light-years away from Earth looks set to radically change current thinking about the early universe.
Galaxy pile-up changes ideas about the universe A pile-up of galaxies detected 12.4 billion light-years away from Earth looks set to radically change current thinking about the early universe.
Sky news Comment this news ● Chemically altered soil could be used to build homes in developing nations Soil-based construction materials could provide strong and environmentally-friendly housing in developing countries, scientists say.
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Hatton Garden heist suspect 'Basil the Ghost' to appear in court The suspected missing member of the £14 million Hatton Garden raid known as "Basil" is today to be arraigned for his alleged role in the plot.
Hatton Garden heist suspect 'Basil the Ghost' to appear in court The suspected missing member of the £14 million Hatton Garden raid known as "Basil" is today to be arraigned for his alleged role in the plot.
Evening Standard Comment this news ● Photograph archive gives glimpse of pre-NHS healthcare More than 4,000 images recently discovered by Historic England show medical staff training, working and enjoying their time off.
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World's longest penguin dive, of more than half an hour, is recorded Record-breaking dive in Antarctic waters emerges after scientists accidentally tagged wrong emperor penguins Scientists in Antarctica have recorded the...
World's longest penguin dive, of more than half an hour, is recorded Record-breaking dive in Antarctic waters emerges after scientists accidentally tagged wrong emperor penguins Scientists in Antarctica have recorded the...
The Guardian Comment this news ● Texas gang member executed for killing five-year-old girl and her grandmother Erick Davila (left) was executed for killing five-year-old Queshawn Stevenson (right) and her grandmother Annette in a drive-by shooting at a 2008...
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Twitter explains why Kanye West 'lost' millions of followers following flurry of Trump tweets The rapper had earlier been tweeting about his "brother' President Trump and "dragon energy"
Twitter explains why Kanye West 'lost' millions of followers following flurry of Trump tweets The rapper had earlier been tweeting about his "brother' President Trump and "dragon energy" Mirror Comment this news ● 
LeBron James buzzer-beater lifts Cavaliers to 3-2 series lead over Pacers * Lebron finishes with 44 points, 10 rebounds, eight assists in win * Top-ranked Toronto Raptors open 3-2 lead over Washington WizardsLeBron James hit a ...
LeBron James buzzer-beater lifts Cavaliers to 3-2 series lead over Pacers * Lebron finishes with 44 points, 10 rebounds, eight assists in win * Top-ranked Toronto Raptors open 3-2 lead over Washington WizardsLeBron James hit a ... The Guardian Comment this news ● 
Geologists: North Korea nuclear site collapse Chinese geologists say North Korea's main nuclear testing site has collapsed under the stress of five successive bomb tests.
Geologists: North Korea nuclear site collapse Chinese geologists say North Korea's main nuclear testing site has collapsed under the stress of five successive bomb tests. Sky news Comment this news ● Meet the WWII couple who have been together for 74 years - as they reveal the secrets to their love Over the years we have heard devastating stories of loss thanks to the World Wars, but there have also been stories of love...
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Manchester Airport evacuated: Police place terminal on lockdown after 'suspicious' item found Manchester Airport was partially evacuated after a "suspicious package" was found during a security search.
Manchester Airport evacuated: Police place terminal on lockdown after 'suspicious' item found Manchester Airport was partially evacuated after a "suspicious package" was found during a security search. Evening Standard Comment this news ● 
UK weather: SCORCHING temperatures set to return next month as showers BLAST BRITONS SCORCHING temperatures look set to return to the UK next month thanks to a band of heat that will enshroud the country as showers blast...
UK weather: SCORCHING temperatures set to return next month as showers BLAST BRITONS SCORCHING temperatures look set to return to the UK next month thanks to a band of heat that will enshroud the country as showers blast... Daily Express Comment this news ● 
A First Look At The Alexandra Miro High Summer 2018 Collection Alexandra Miro on her luxury swim and resort wear label.
A First Look At The Alexandra Miro High Summer 2018 Collection Alexandra Miro on her luxury swim and resort wear label. Forbes.com Comment this news ● 
Girl, 7, cried silently while she was raped by paedophile babysitter so little sister wouldn't wake up and be attacked Charles Harris, 66, was jailed for life for repeatedly raping the little girl while her mother was working...
Girl, 7, cried silently while she was raped by paedophile babysitter so little sister wouldn't wake up and be attacked Charles Harris, 66, was jailed for life for repeatedly raping the little girl while her mother was working... Mirror Comment this news ● Doctors not compelled to tell women of cancer test errors Up to 15 patients found to have been misdiagnosed in a 2014 audit of smear tests
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How To Answer Five Salary-Related Questions Pushy Recruiters Ask Here are sample answers to five obnoxious, salary-related questions pushy recruiters may ask you!
How To Answer Five Salary-Related Questions Pushy Recruiters Ask Here are sample answers to five obnoxious, salary-related questions pushy recruiters may ask you! Forbes.com Comment this news ● 
'Empire' Recap: Lucious And Cookie Thwart Backstabbers In 'False Face' Cookie and Lucious doublecross a double-crosser, but Eddie won't go quietly into that good night. Meanwhile, the women of Empire are all tough cookies.
'Empire' Recap: Lucious And Cookie Thwart Backstabbers In 'False Face' Cookie and Lucious doublecross a double-crosser, but Eddie won't go quietly into that good night. Meanwhile, the women of Empire are all tough cookies. Forbes.com Comment this news ● Chilling claim suggests doomed journalist was tied up and struggling to escape as snuff-movie obsessed inventor butchered her DANISH sex fiend Peter Madsen strangled a journalist with her own stockings before stabbing her to...
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The REAL reason Diana was a Princess but Kate and Meghan are not PRINCE Charles’ first wife is most commonly known as Princess Diana.
The REAL reason Diana was a Princess but Kate and Meghan are not PRINCE Charles’ first wife is most commonly known as Princess Diana.
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