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Itamar Ben-Gvir: Israeli minister called ‘war criminal’ in extraordinary row with protesters during US visit

Far-right ultranationalist settler Itamar Ben-Gvir travelled to the US, but his visit was dogged by protests. A group of orthodox Jews mistakenly thought a woman was involved in one of the protests and threatened to rape her, chasing her through the streets of New York.
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Israeli minister Mr Ben-Gvir shouting at protesters in the extraordinary row. Pic: CODEPINK

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Someone waves a Palestinian flag during a protest against Mr Ben-Gvir. Pic: Reuters/Michelle McLoughlin

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She said she only stepped outside to investigate the noise of the protest, before being set up by the crowd. Pic: AP

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Crowds of orthodox Jews chased a woman through the streets of New York, kicking her, spitting on her and pelting her with objects. Pic: AP

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The woman was helped by one lone policeman. Pic: AP

‘Prolific’ board game shoplifter sentenced

Paul Mangal stole more than £3,000 worth of board games, books and toys from a shop in Haringey.

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Several people were injured in the Swedish city of Uppsala on Tuesday after a series of loud bangs that indicated gunfire, police said, without immediately providing any further details on what might have happened.
In a statement, the police said they had received calls from members of the public who heard noises that sounded like gunshots being fired in the city center. Emergency services are on the scene, the police added.
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“Several people have been found with injuries that indicate gunfire,” the statement said.
A local hospital declined to comment on the condition of those injured.
Police said they had cordoned off a large area and had begun an investigation.
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Couple and adult son ‘died from carbon monoxide poisoning after using generator’ during Spain-Portugal blackout

According to reports in Spanish media, there have been at least four deaths connected to the blackout that hit the country and Portugal on Monday. While power is now largely restored, a number of questions remain unanswered.
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A map showing where in the Iberian Peninsula was hit before power was largely restored

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The streets in Spain were plunged into darkness during the blackout. Pic: AP/Europa Press

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A man relies on candlelight amid the blackout in Spain. Pic: AP/Europa Press

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People wait on a platform for metro operations to resume in Madrid amid the blackout. Pic: Reuters

Kemi Badenoch warns of ‘long road ahead’ for Tories but says it won’t be ‘decades’ before party back in power

The Conservative leader says she wants her party back in government at the next general election – but she admits “that's a really tough job”. Thursday marks Kemi Badenoch's first electoral test since taking over from Rishi Sunak.

Kneecap’s Eden Project gig cancelled amid row over ‘kill MPs’ comments

The cancellation of the concert follows an apology by the band to the families of MPs who have been murdered, but which also said the relevant footage had been “exploited”, leading Downing Street to demand a fuller apology and the opposition leader to call for them to be banned.

Convicted cardinal announces he won’t be part of conclave to choose Pope Francis’ successorCardinals from 70 countries heading to Vatican for papal conclave Fox News contributor Jonathan Morris reports from Rome, Italy, ahead of the papal conclave at the Vatican.

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