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This week, student protests continued to rock France, Donald Trump angered opponents by saying Iran could "take out" LA or San Diego, and the Celebrity Traitors returned for more misdirection and murder.
But how much attention did you pay to what else happened in the world over the past seven days?
🔮 His mother, Nylva McKie-Williams, had said his last words to her in August were "we will speak at the weekend".
🔮 Jo Farrell said she expected more would face sanctions over their behaviour following a spate of former officers being convicted for sexual offences.
🔮 The proposal to add more trains on the West Coast Main Line would "likely increase delays and cancelled trains for passengers", the regulator said.
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🔮 Teddy Young, 24, Bedfordshire, has been charged with offences under the National Security Act (NSA) including engaging in conduct preparing to commit an offence of disclosing protected information between November 2024 and May 2025.
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Most diplomats will leave the British consulate in occupied East Jerusalem, Israel says, but the UK insists the building "will not be closing", and will operate as a "UK Mission"
🔮 About 30 polling stations - at churches and community centres - in the north London constituency opened at 07:00 BST and will close at 22:00, when a count will begin.
🔮 Upon arrival in Budapest, he says passengers were told their vessel, Isla, was in Vienna and could not get to them, so they were being put up in a hotel instead, which he describes as "average".
🔮 Craig Morris, 43, and Jogesh Bhandari, 60, bought luxury cars, holidays and a new home after pretending they could supply millions of boxes of nitrile gloves in the US and Germany.
They were convicted of two counts of conspiracy to commit fraud by false representation as well as concealing and transferring criminal property at Leicester Crown Court in July.
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