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The one-in, one-out agreement will see some of those who arrive in the UK illegally via the Channel sent straight back for the first time since Brexit.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) declared it a major incident as the force considers a request from the council to help contractors remove a towering pyre on Meridi Street off the Donegall Road.

Irune Pedrayes, a 19-year-old suing her former school for 145,000, claims she suffered PTSD after being given mephedrone-laced vape liquid at a private boarding school.

Excavation and identification of remains of 802 infants, buried from 1925 to 1961 in Tuam, began next week, initiated by a global team of forensic experts.

Parents who lost their nine-year-old son to cancer are in a court battle with a charity over 100,000 of donations originally made for him. Lego-loving Kyle Morrison died in 2020 after being diagnosed with an incurable brain cancer, leaving parents, Craig Evison and Victoria Morrison, behind. The couple went on to have a daughter, Ruby-Rose, now two, but were devastated to learn that she too was seriously ill with a genetic metabolic disease and was unlikely to live beyond this summer.

A British teenager jailed in Dubai for having sex with a 17-year-old girl is back in the UK after being freed by a royal pardon.

The Maga ruling class has a thirst for busty women in tight clothes, which fuses something new with nostalgia for 1950s America.

In excluding reproductive rights from the Constitution, the question of women's bodily autonomy became a matter of public political discussion and controversy rather than an issue of democracy.

"A staggering 76 percent of construction firms are struggling to recruit the skilled personnel they need, highlighting a critical shortage in the industry."

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The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that the 1849 abortion law does not ban abortions, allowing the procedure to continue in the state, following years of litigation.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled 4-3 that the 1849 abortion ban was superseded by a newer law criminalizing abortions only after a fetus can survive outside the womb.

The UK has been accused of hypocrisy over its lack of high-level participation at a key global development finance summit, while also discussing its role in aiding lower-income nations.