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The 25-year-old influencer shared a set of summer photographs with her 5.7 million Instagram followers, as attention on her love life continues following sightings with the retired NFL player, the Beautiful Things singer and F1 driver Lando Norris. Alix Earle gave fans a glimpse of her summer in a series of beach photographs posted to Instagram on Saturday, which showed the 25-year-old media personality in a brown bikini by the sea. The influencer, who has 5.7 million followers on the platform, has faced continued speculation about her love life in recent months after being linked to retired NFL player Tom…

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The deputy Labour leader tells the BBC the incoming prime minister will “reset” the government around the cost of living — as Kemi Badenoch dismisses his plans as “airy-fairy stuff”. Andy Burnham will keep the pledges Labour made at the 2024 general election but pursue them with greater ambition, according to the party’s deputy leader Lucy Powell. Speaking to the BBC’s Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg a day before Burnham succeeds Sir Keir Starmer in Downing Street, Powell described his premiership as a moment for “clearing the decks of all the other things that might distract” from the economy and the…

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US Central Command says the deaths came as American and partner forces defended against ballistic missile and drone attacks, with the conflict’s American toll now standing at 16. Two US service members have been killed and a third is missing after Iranian ballistic missile and drone attacks in Jordan on Friday, American military officials have said. US Central Command (Centcom) confirmed that four others were medically evacuated to hospitals in Jordan before being discharged, while personnel with minor injuries have since returned to duty. The Pentagon has not named the dead, nor said where in the country the attack happened…

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Money set aside for the national identity programme will be diverted towards household priorities, the incoming prime minister’s team says — but the Conservatives claim he is taking credit for a decision that had already been made. Andy Burnham is to abolish the government’s digital ID programme altogether when he enters Downing Street on Monday, in what will be his first major policy announcement as prime minister. The incoming Labour leader, who formally takes office after an audience with King Charles III, intends to channel the money reserved for the project into easing the cost of living instead. The scheme…

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Aberdeen Police said the girls appeared lethargic and were living in unsafe, unsanitary conditions when officers found them at a Harford County apartment — the second such case involving Kahliyah Gooding this year A Maryland mother is facing child neglect charges after police found her daughters, aged three and five, home alone while she was at work. Officers from Aberdeen Police discovered the two girls at an apartment in the unit block of Northeast Road, in Harford County, at around 11.32am on Thursday, after receiving a report that morning of unattended children. Police said the pair were found in unsafe…

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Emergency services rushed to the scene of the falls at a popular holiday destination Three people have died after falling from a 213ft lookout tower in Germany. The deaths occurred at a popular holiday spot in the Harz Mountains, and emergency services rushed to the scene following the incident. The circumstances surrounding the falls were not immediately clear. This is a developing story, and further details are expected to emerge.

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Sources told the newspaper the consensual relationships with aides to Texas Democrats took place during the Arizona senator’s decade in the House — and that the Senate Ethics Committee was likely unaware of them when it dismissed a complaint against him last month Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego, viewed as a potential Democratic presidential candidate in 2028, engaged in sexual relationships with at least two House staffers, according to a report by the New York Post citing multiple unnamed sources. The newspaper said the 46-year-old admitted to the relationships — both with aides to Texas Democrats — to one source, while…

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The 63-year-old, jailed in her absence for six years after plundering the life savings of 89-year-old Joan Green, was detained in Los Cristianos following a joint operation by Greater Manchester Police, the National Crime Agency and Spanish authorities A fraudster who stole £300,000 from a vulnerable pensioner before fleeing to Tenerife while on bail has been arrested and is set to be extradited back to Britain. Pamela Gwinnett, 63, was detained in Los Cristianos after a year-long international search involving Greater Manchester Police, the National Crime Agency and the Spanish authorities. She was convicted in her absence last October and…

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The Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office said the 20-acre property southwest of Bennett was not licensed for cultivation, with 40 pounds of packaged marijuana also recovered SWAT teams have uncovered an illegal marijuana growing operation on a 20-acre property in unincorporated Arapahoe County, on Colorado’s Eastern Plains. Officers seized approximately 1,900 plants along with 40 pounds of packaged marijuana during the raid, which took place last week. The Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office announced details of the bust, southwest of Bennett, on Wednesday. The site, in the 100 block of Dutch Valley Road, was not licensed for cultivation, according to the office.…

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Baltimore County police say adults were in the house when the seven-year-old was shot on Tuesday afternoon, with no charges filed as homicide detectives examine the circumstances A seven-year-old girl who died after an accidental shooting at a home in Milford Mill, Maryland, has been named by police as Alayah Terrell. Officers were called to the 7800 block of Selgrave Road at around 3.15pm on Tuesday, where Baltimore County police said they found the child suffering a gunshot wound to her upper body. She was rushed to hospital but was pronounced dead. Police believe adults were in the home at…

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