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43 Arrests in £4.5m Met Police Operation to Separate Rival London Protests

Met police spent £4.5m to separate pro-Palestinian and far-right groups in London, arresting 43 amid tensions over free speech and public safety. Facial recognition and armored vehicles were deployed, sparking debates on surveillance and hate speech laws.
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Venezuela Deports Maduro Ally Alex Saab to U.S.

Venezuela deported Alex Saab, a Maduro ally accused of laundering $350 million from Venezuela's food aid, to the U.S. in May 2026, citing legal grounds despite disputes over his nationality. The U.S. praised the move as justice, while critics question its political motives amid Venezuela's economic crisis.
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X agrees to block UK access to terrorist-linked accounts under Ofcom agreement

X agrees to block UK access to terrorist-linked accounts under a new Ofcom deal, pledging rapid review of flagged content amid rising antisemitism. The pact reflects stricter global social media rules but faces scrutiny over enforcement and algorithmic bias.
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Ofcom fines pro-suicide forum £950k for failing to block UK users under OSA

Ofcom fined a pro-suicide forum £950k for failing to block UK users under the Online Safety Act, citing inadequate measures despite tech fixes. The case highlights enforcement challenges against decentralized platforms linked to over 130 UK deaths.
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Starmer and Streeting Meet Amid Labour Leadership Crisis

UK Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer meets Health Secretary Wes Streeting amid escalating leadership crisis, as over 80 MPs demand his resignation and four ministers resign. A potential contest risks delaying NHS reforms and immigration policies, testing the party's unity ahead of the King's Speech.
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Texas sues Netflix for data collection without consent, including children

Texas sues Netflix for violating privacy laws by collecting children’s data without consent, alleging deceptive practices and profiting from user behavior. The case highlights growing tensions over data transparency and corporate accountability in the tech industry.
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UK MPs Warn of Risks from Palantir’s NHS Data Access

UK MPs warn Palantir’s NHS data access risks public trust, echoing past Care.data controversies. Despite NHS claims of strict policies, 40% of Brits distrust the firm, raising ethical concerns over privacy and transparency in healthcare data integration.
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South Africa’s President Ramaphosa Faces Impeachment Over Alleged Cash Concealment

South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa faces impeachment over alleged cash concealment in the Farmgate scandal, as Parliament debates a two-thirds majority required under Article 88. The case highlights tensions between accountability and political power in the nation's democracy.
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Pentagon Releases 162 Declassified UAP Files Amid Coordinated Effort

The Pentagon released 162 declassified UAP files, including 1940s reports and 2024 footage, amid a White House-led effort involving Tulsi Gabbard, NASA, and the FBI. Skeptics question the lack of scientific analysis, while public fascination with extraterrestrial life grows under President Trump’s transparency push.
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UK Elections Mark Multi-Party Shift with Fragmented Results

UK elections in 2026 mark a historic shift toward multi-party governance, with no party exceeding 18% of the vote. Labour's century-long Welsh dominance ends as Reform UK and the Greens surge, reshaping local and national power dynamics.
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