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Qatar's PM says Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal is 'last chance for Gaza'
The ceasefire deal is "the last chance for Gaza", Qatar's prime minister has said, adding: "Failure is not an option."
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Ski lift collapses in Spain leaving 15 people injured - but 'cause unknown'
More than a dozen people have been injured, some seriously, in a ski lift accident in Spain.
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Police volunteer found guilty of rape and murder of junior doctor at hospital in India
A police volunteer has been found guilty of the rape and murder of a junior doctor at a hospital in Kolkata, India, last year.
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Danielle Collins: Tennis star says 'nobody got hurt' as she brushes off booing from crowd
US tennis star Danielle Collins was booed by the Australian Open crowd on Saturday when she walked on court and also when she left following her defeat to compatriot Madison Keys.
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Three killed in Russian airstrikes in Kyiv, Ukrainian officials say
At least three people were killed early on Saturday morning in Russian strikes against central Kyiv, Ukrainian officials have said.
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Investigation opened into SpaceX's explosive Starship test flight that forced dozens of planes to divert
An investigation has been launched into Elon Musk's explosive Starship test flight that forced dozens of planes to divert on Thursday.
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Hotels on Greek islands could soon fill swimming pools with seawater in drought fight
Hotel pools on Greek islands could be filled with seawater this summer as politicians try to combat the country's two-year drought.
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Aafia Siddiqui: Doctor accused of terrorism calls for presidential pardon before Biden hands over to Trump
A Pakistani neuroscientist held in US custody has told Sky News she has hope she will be freed after "new evidence" emerged which may suggest her innocence.
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South Korea president to appear at hearing as thousands of supporters gather near court
South Korea's impeached president is set to appear at a hearing to oppose a formal arrest over last month's imposition of martial law.
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Afghan women demand cricket's governing body takes stand against Taliban
Cricket's governing body is under fire from Afghan women after being banned from playing by the Taliban, while men have continued competing.