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A new giant memorial for Michael Collins, brother of 'Traveller King' Willy Collins, has appeared in a Sheffield cemetery next to an earlier 37-ton marble headstone that broke planning rules. Locals expressed fury over the memorials and what they see as the council allowing Travellers to flout cemetery regulations.
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French police slashed an abandoned migrant dinghy on a beach in Gravelines after a failed crossing, while a Border Force cutter brought asylum seekers to Dover in the first small-boat arrival in nearly a week. The article also details recent crossing numbers, UK-France enforcement costs, deportations, and the Labour government's immigration policies.
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The article argues that the FDA has long delayed safety scrutiny of mifepristone and is trying to avoid judicial review of its loosened REMS while pro-life states like Louisiana challenge the rules. It contends the 5th Circuit should let pro-life states sue and rule in their favor.
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An exclusive report says Allison Guerriero, the former mistress of disgraced FBI agent Charles McGonigal, died by suicide, according to a source, though family members and Roger Stone remain skeptical and suspect foul play. It recounts her final social media posts and alleged prior fears of Russian reprisals.
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Paramount reached a settlement with California Attorney General Rob Bonta over a multi-state antitrust lawsuit, clearing the way for its $81 billion Warner Bros. Discovery merger, sources said. The reported terms include releasing 30 films a year, a multiyear commitment to remain in California, and independent editorial boards for CBS News and CNN. Shares of Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery jumped after reports that advanced settlement talks succeeded.
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Rep. Ilhan Omar introduced the Make ICE Pay Act to redirect roughly $140 billion in ICE and Border Patrol funding toward communities affected by immigration enforcement. The article emphasizes conservative and online outrage, calling the proposal 'Un-American' and highlighting Republican criticism of Democrats' border agenda.
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This op-ed argues that colleges are circumventing the Supreme Court's affirmative action ban by using geography, zip codes, and neighborhood data as race proxies. It urges the Treasury Department, IRS, Congress, and state legislatures to treat such facially neutral criteria as illegal discrimination when adopted to produce racial results.
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Rep. Lauren Boebert denied allegations in an ethics complaint that she had sexual relationships with three staffers, including two women. She accused journalists of amplifying a smear from political operative David Wheeler, who has a history of dubious accusations against her; all named staffers denied the claims.
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An opinion piece argues that mainstream Democrats have embraced the far-left demand to abolish ICE, citing votes against Department of Homeland Security funding and past comments by Kamala Harris on policing. It contends this shows the Democratic Party is committed to undermining immigration enforcement and the rule of law.
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A Nottinghamshire county councillor was found guilty of fraud and tax evasion after setting up a fake heritage society and a cinema club to obtain and misuse public grants. Jason Zadrozny denied the charges and tried to blame a deceased colleague; he faces sentencing in November. A Reform MP called for him to resign.
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James Groves, 51, who uses the name April but was tried as a man, was jailed for more than 20 years for grooming and raping a vulnerable young girl nine times. Groves was convicted of 18 child sex offences and one count of attempting to pervert the course of justice at Bristol Crown Court. The article repeatedly foregrounds Groves's transgender identity and male legal status.
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Lib Dem leader Ed Davey said he would vote for a conference motion rolling back EHRC guidance that requires single-sex spaces to be based on birth sex. The motion, brought by an LGBT Lib Dem activist, sparked a row as women's rights campaigners called it a Trojan horse for removing protections for women-only spaces.