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    Man arrested after more than 50 dead animals found dumped outside Broughton Community Shop

    A 37-year-old man has been arrested after more than 50 dead animals were dumped outside a shop in Hampshire. A member of staff was opening the Broughton Community Shop when they encountered the "horrifying" scene on 15 March. Police were called and found about 50 dead hares, a kestrel and a barn owl outside the store.

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    Mother of terminally ill son pleads for return of stolen modified van

    Elijah Cariazo, 13, was born with a rare muscular condition called myotubular myopathy. The vehicle, which took nine months to customise, is big enough to carry bulky medical equipment. Elijah's family were due to go on holiday over the Easter weekend following a "deterioration in [his] condition", the Met Police said.

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    'Famine is setting in': International court orders Israel to take 'effective action' in Gaza

    In a unanimous decision, the International Court of Justice has ordered Israel to take "all the necessary and effective action" to prevent a further deterioration of the "catastrophic living conditions of the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip". Piling even more pressure on the government of Benjamin Netanyahu, the justices observed that "Palestinians in Gaza are no longer facing only a risk of famine... but that famine is setting in", as they called for urgent action to prevent mass starvation. T

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    45 people killed in bus crash in South Africa – girl, 8, the sole survivor

    More than 40 people have died after a bus veered off a bridge on a mountain pass in South Africa and crashed down onto rocks some 50 metres below. The bus caught fire after the crash near Mamatlakala in the northeast province of Limpopo. The passenger bus was transporting people from Botswana, who were reportedly travelling to Moria in Limpopo which hosts a popular Easter pilgrimage.

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    Oppenheimer director Christopher Nolan and producer wife Emma Thomas to receive knighthood and damehood

    Oscar-winning director Christopher Nolan will receive a knighthood, documents published by the government show. Filmmaker Nolan won a best director Oscar this month for his biopic Oppenheimer about the "father of the atomic bomb", which also won the prize for best picture and swept the awards season. Nolan had previously been nominated for six Academy Awards, but had never picked up an Oscar for directing until this year's ceremony.

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    Man who barricaded himself in with gas canister involved in 50-hour police stand-off

    A man has been arrested after police spent more than 50 hours negotiating with someone alone in a property with a gas canister. There had been "significant fears" that the man in the property on Daneby Road, Catford, south London, would harm himself or others, police said. A man, 26, has been arrested on suspicion of making threats to cause criminal damage with intent to endanger life.

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    Hundreds of Border Force staff at Heathrow Airport to strike in April

    More than 600 Border Force officials at Heathrow Airport will strike for four days in April. The strike action will take place from 11-14 April, the PCS union announced. The workers, who carry out immigration controls and passport checks at Heathrow, voted by 90% to walk out over a new roster and imposed changes to shift patterns.

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    Macron and Lula 'bromance' on Brazilian island sparks social media frenzy

    The presidents of France and Brazil - both wearing white open-necked shirts - have been pictured smiling warmly at each other and embracing, with social media users calling it a "bromance". Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva clutched Emmanuel Macron's hand as he led him through some difficult terrain on the island of Combu in the Amazon rainforest. The leaders stopped and smiled for the cameras, as Mr da Silva, also known as Lula, clutched his French counterpart's wrist.

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    Stephen Bear ordered to pay £22,000 over profits made from Georgia Harrison sex tape

    Stephen Bear has been ordered to pay £22,305 over profits he made from a sex tape he posted of his former partner Georgia Harrison. The former Celebrity Big Brother winner was released from prison earlier this year having served 10-and-a-half months for posting on his OnlyFans page intimate footage of him and Harrison, a former The Only Way Is Essex star, without consent. Bear, 34, has now been ordered to pay the £22,305 that prosecutors said he earned from illegally sharing a sex tape during

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    Horizon scandal: More than £1m claimed as Post Office 'profit' may have come from sub-postmasters

    More than £1m of unexplained transactions were transferred in to Post Office profit at the height of the Horizon scandal, leaked documents have shown. The papers, seen by Sky News, show a snapshot of transfers from a Post Office "miscellaneous client" suspense account over a four-year period, up to 2014. A suspense account is where unexplained, or disputed, transactions remain until they are able to be "reconciled".

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