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Lucky Saint is recalling batches of its 0.5% Hazy IPA in 330ml cans due to over-pressurisation that could cause cans to swell, leak, or rupture, posing a risk of injury. The Food Standards Agency issued the notice, and consumers are advised not to open or return the cans but to seek a refund and dispose of them safely.
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A former RAF Chinook pilot who received the Distinguished Flying Cross for saving 31 lives in Afghanistan has been diagnosed with severe aplastic anaemia and is appealing for a stem cell donor. Chris Gordon, who is half Jamaican, faces lower odds of finding a match and is working with the charity DKMS to encourage more people to register.
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Dolly Parton's nephew Bryan Seaver publicly disputes a restraining order filed by her longtime manager Danny Nozell amid a dispute over her estate. Seaver says texts in which he called himself a 'killer' were private grief talk taken out of context, while Nozell alleges threats and demands for money.
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Around 70 alpacas were herded down the Kiental valley in the Bernese Oberland as part of the traditional Swiss 'alpabzug,' the seasonal return of livestock from high mountain pastures. The animals were guided by shepherds and then trucked to a farm in Aeschi, near Spiez, where they will spend the winter.
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A British man, Benjamin John Braithwaite, was found dead and naked near an off-grid community in Sicily. Italian investigators have ruled out suicide and are examining theories including a sexual practice gone wrong, while authorities say there is no evidence of an occult ritual link.
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A historian claims new evidence suggests Adolf Hitler may have been present at the 1931 death of his niece Geli Raubal, contradicting the long-accepted suicide account and alibi placing him in Nuremberg. The article recounts the official timeline, the rumored sexual relationship, and Hitler's controlling behavior toward her.
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Simone Ashley and Jodie Turner-Smith attended the Bentley Torcal launch party in London, with coverage focusing on their outfits and the event's menu and music. The piece also notes Ashley's comments about possibly playing a Bond Girl and her personal life.
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This op-ed argues that the 911 system is overwhelmed by non-emergency and accidental calls while staffing shortages leave dispatchers unable to handle real emergencies. It calls for modernizing emergency infrastructure through Next Generation 911 and criticizes Congress for failing to fund bipartisan legislation. The piece frames federal inaction as a dangerous failure of public duty.
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A woman went into labor while stuck in heavy San Francisco traffic near Golden Gate Park and gave birth to a healthy baby girl. A passing doula helped the couple after first responders were also delayed by congestion and arrived on foot. The mother and child were transported to a hospital in good condition.
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Families mourn five workers killed when an Amazon-contracted cargo plane crashed at Miami international airport, and two wrongful death lawsuits have been filed against Amazon, operator 21 Air and the pilots. The article details victim Julio Pineda’s life and the legal push for answers and accountability as investigators examine the cause.
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An Iowa family farm has transitioned from raising thousands of hogs for slaughter to growing specialty mushrooms. It is working with The Transfarmation Project, a Mercy for Animals initiative that helps industrial animal farmers move to sustainable crops and documents the financial and operational lessons. The article presents the switch as a replicable, profitable model for other farmers.
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A feature celebrates the first bluefin tuna caught off the North Sea coast in six decades, a 740lb fish taken off Whitby, and traces the species' collapse and recovery. It credits international conservation rules and warming waters for the tuna's return.