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A GIRL has died after suffocating in a bouncy castle while distracted amusement park staff allegedly looked at their phones.
The tot, four, was visiting the park in Mykolaiv, Ukraine, with her mother when the tragedy struck last weekend.
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Sudan’s Burhan sacks RSF head Hemedti as deputy of sovereign council Al Jazeera EnglishView Full Coverage on Google News
Sudan’s top general symbolically fires his paramilitary ally-turned-rival • FRANCE 24 English FRANCE 24 EnglishSudan’s Burhan Sacks Rival General as War Drags On Voice of America – VOA NewsSudan’s top army general fires former dep…
Russian forces strike at Kyiv again, while Wagner’s leader said Ukrainian forces won’t be able to take Bakhmut in the next two days.
Incentive from Jeremy Hunt comes only days after three carmakers issued Brexit rules warningThe government has offered Jaguar Land Rover £500m in subsidies in an effort to persuade the carmaker to build a new electric battery plant in the UK.The chance…
Here’s the latest for Friday May 19th: G7 leaders work on new Russia sanctions; Air National Guardsman suspected of leaking documents goes back to court; Fatal vehicle crash in Oregon; Disney cancels plans for new campus in Florida.
A Stanford professor who has researched unidentified aerial phenomena for the US government says he believes extraterrestrial intelligence has not only visited earth but “it’s been here a long time and it’s still here”.
Comedian and author Konstantin Kisin says Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are living a “life of whining”.
“I just wish we’d give them less attention and get on with things that matter,” Mr Kisin told Sky News host Erin Molan.
DWP Sec: Disabled people have ‘particular’ cost challenges
G-7 leaders laid wreaths and planted trees at the Hiroshima memorial for atomic bomb victims on Friday ahead of the G-7 summit in Japan, where they’re expected to announce a new round of sanctions against Russia for the invasion of Ukraine. Photo: Jacq…