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Deaths of 48 people in 1981 fire at Dublin's Stardust nightclub were unlawful killing, jury rules
The deaths of 48 people in the worst fire in the history of Ireland have been ruled by a jury as unlawful killing.
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Bodies fused together in death: How Stardust was seared into Irish consciousness
It was a night of giddy teenage romance that suddenly turned into Ireland's worst ever fire disaster. The Stardust inferno killed 48 young people, injured hundreds more and led to a decades-long search for answers and justice.
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Donald Trump labels hush money trial a 'mess' after jury selected
Donald Trump described the hush money case against him as a "mess" after the jury who will decide his fate has been selected.
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Polish man arrested over alleged Russia plot to assassinate Zelenskyy
A Polish man has been arrested and charged with plans to help Russia's military intelligence carry out an alleged plot to assassinate Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, say prosecutors.
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US won't approve UN membership for Palestinian Authority - here's why
The Palestinian Authority first sought full membership of the United Nations in 2011.
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Kim Jong Un releases new song praising himself as North Korea's 'friendly father'
Kim Jong Un has released a song praising himself as the "friendly father" of North Korea.
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Head of Kenya's military General Francis Ogolla among nine killed in helicopter crash
Kenya's military chief was among nine people killed after a helicopter crashed shortly after taking off.
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Sydney shopping centre attack: 'Bollard Man' Damien Guerot who confronted killer given Australian residency
A French construction worker who confronted the Sydney mall attacker has been made an Australian permanent resident as a reward for his "extraordinary bravery".
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NASA chief says 'secretive' China is hiding military projects in space
China is hiding secret military activity in space, NASA chief Bill Nelson has claimed.
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Canada's biggest ever gold heist: Police say bullion bars melted down to buy guns
Nine suspects in Canada's biggest ever gold heist have been named by police, who believe the stolen bars were melted down to buy guns.
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