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Biden 'not ruling out' allowing Ukraine to fire deep into Russia, Blinken tells Sky News
President Joe Biden is "not ruling out" allowing Ukraine to fire missiles deep into Russian territory, the US secretary of state has told Sky News.
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Millions of pensioners will lose winter fuel payments as government wins vote on cut
MPs have voted to cut the winter fuel payment for all but the country's poorest pensioners.
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Jeremy Kyle Show death: No clear link between Steve Dymond's appearance on the show and his suicide - coroner
There is "no clear link" between the appearance of a guest on The Jeremy Kyle Show and his suicide, a coroner has concluded.
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'A threat to all of Europe': Iran is supplying Russia with ballistic missiles, says US secretary of state
Iran has sent short-range ballistic missiles to Russia and the Kremlin "will likely use them within weeks in Ukraine", the US secretary of state has said.
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Prisoners welcome early release - but some fear being sent straight back to jail
Prisoners have welcomed their early release but some fear it won't be long before they're back behind bars.
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Dominique Pelicot: French man accused of inviting dozens of men to rape his wife taken to hospital on day he was to give evidence
A man accused of inviting at least 50 other men to rape his wife has been taken to hospital on the day he was due to give evidence.
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Harry Potter: Casting opens for next Harry, Ron and Hermione for TV adaptation
The hunt for the next Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger is on after HBO opened casting for the TV adaptation of the blockbuster movie franchise.
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Oil prices at lowest level since 2021 - but will motorists benefit?
A slump in oil prices could lead to further reductions at the fuel pumps but any benefit risks being stripped away next month as the chancellor seeks ways to bolster the public finances.
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Dengue fever: Popular European holiday hotspots at risk of being hit by tropical disease, warn UK scientists
Scientists tracking the spread of dengue fever have named popular European holiday destinations they say are at risk from future outbreaks.
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Shane Lowry: Former Open champion and Ryder Cup star ends deal with Kingspan days after end of Grenfell inquiry
Irish golfer Shane Lowry has ended his partnership with Kingspan after it was found to have shown a "complete disregard" for fire safety before the Grenfell Tower tragedy.
Q Radio World News
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Biden 'not ruling out' allowing Ukraine to fire deep into Russia, Blinken tells Sky News
President Joe Biden is "not ruling out" allowing Ukraine to fire missiles deep into Russian territory, the US secretary of state has told Sky News.
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'A threat to all of Europe': Iran is supplying Russia with ballistic missiles, says US secretary of state
Iran has sent short-range ballistic missiles to Russia and the Kremlin "will likely use them within weeks in Ukraine", the US secretary of state has said.
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Dominique Pelicot: French man accused of inviting dozens of men to rape his wife taken to hospital on day he was to give evidence
A man accused of inviting at least 50 other men to rape his wife has been taken to hospital on the day he was due to give evidence.
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One dead and several injured after Moscow region struck in large-scale drone attack by Ukraine
At least one person has died and three others have been injured after Ukraine launched a major drone attack targeting several regions across Russia.
Q Radio National Sport
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Adrian Newey: F1 design genius to join Aston Martin from Red Bull as Managing Technical Partner in 2025
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Adrian Newey: Aston Martin confirm signing of legendary F1 designer as Managing Technical Partner after Red Bull exit
Aston Martin have confirmed the signing of legendary F1 designer Adrian Newey as Managing Technical Partner and a shareholder of the team.
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Brendon McCullum: Jos Buttler is England's greatest white-ball player and has nothing to prove
England's new limited-overs head coach Brendon McCullum insists he has faith in Jos Buttler to lead the side during a transition and says the captain will go down as "arguably England's greatest ever white-ball cricketer".
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England vs Sri Lanka: Captain Ollie Pope rejects complacency accusations after damning defeat in third Test
Captain Ollie Pope has denied England's eight-wicket defeat to Sri Lanka in the third and final Test was due to complacency.
Q Radio Entertainment News
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Jeremy Kyle Show death: No clear link between Steve Dymond's appearance on the show and his suicide - coroner
There is "no clear link" between the appearance of a guest on The Jeremy Kyle Show and his suicide, a coroner has concluded.
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Harry Potter: Casting opens for next Harry, Ron and Hermione for TV adaptation
The hunt for the next Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger is on after HBO opened casting for the TV adaptation of the blockbuster movie franchise.
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Huw Edwards: BBC boss Tim Davie denies 'wholesale banning' of newsreader footage after scandal
The BBC's boss has said there has been "no wholesale banning" of footage from the corporation's archive after the scandal surrounding former newsreader Huw Edwards.
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Mel B calls for an end to afro-hair discrimination
Mel B says she was told to straighten her hair for the video of Wannabe - The Spice Girls' break-out hit - because her "big hair didn't fit the pop star mould".
Q Radio Business News
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Oil prices at lowest level since 2021 - but will motorists benefit?
A slump in oil prices could lead to further reductions at the fuel pumps but any benefit risks being stripped away next month as the chancellor seeks ways to bolster the public finances.
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State pension to rise by more than £400 a year in April - double some winter fuel payments
The state pension is due to rise by 4% in April, giving an extra £460 a year to recipients.
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Apple 'required' to pay Ireland £11bn after illegal state aid case
The European Court of Justice has ordered Apple to pay $13bn (£11bn) in back taxes to Ireland following the conclusion of a long-running legal fight that the country did not bring.
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Sir Elton John-backed Audoo tunes into industry chiefs
A music technology company backed by Sir Elton John and Sir Paul McCartney is recruiting a trio of senior executives to bolster its ranks.
Q Radio Quirky News
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Airbus Beluga lands at London's Heathrow Airport
An unusually-shaped plane has landed at London's Heathrow Airport to deliver spare parts.
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Victor Adeboyejo: Bolton Wanderers striker injured after 'hefty sneeze'
A "hefty sneeze" has caused a professional footballer to sustain a "nasty back injury".
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Watch: This is how a mushroom wearing a robot body dances
Scientists have discovered a new way of controlling robots by using mycelium - the fungal network attached to the roots of mushrooms.
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Venezuela's president Nicolas Maduro declares Christmas to begin in October
Venezuela's authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro has declared Christmas will start three months early in the country, in a move which some have suggested was made to further his own political goals.
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Spanish supermarket shoppers using pineapples to search for love in surprising new craze
A social media craze in Spain where people are encouraged to seek out prospective partners in supermarkets with the help of pineapples has led to some chaotic scenes.
Q Radio Politics
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Millions of pensioners will lose winter fuel payments as government wins vote on cut
MPs have voted to cut the winter fuel payment for all but the country's poorest pensioners.
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Mel Stride knocked out of Tory leadership race - as Robert Jenrick stays in the lead
Mel Stride has become the latest Tory leadership hopeful to be knocked out of the race to replace Rishi Sunak.
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Sir Keir Starmer appears to woo TUC - but trouble remains in Westminster
When Sir Tony Blair used to address the TUC conference, the joke was that he told his driver to keep the car engine running.
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MPs to vote on cutting winter fuel payment for pensioners as Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds says government has 'no choice'
The government has "no choice" but to cut winter fuel payments for the majority of pensioners, a minister has said ahead of MPs voting on the controversial plan.
Q Radio Tech News
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Dengue fever: Popular European holiday hotspots at risk of being hit by tropical disease, warn UK scientists
Scientists tracking the spread of dengue fever have named popular European holiday destinations they say are at risk from future outbreaks.
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Australia to place age limit on social media use for children
Australia plans to set a minimum age for children to access social media due to concerns about mental and physical health.
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SpaceX blasts off billionaire and three other private astronauts for 'risky' first-ever spacewalk
SpaceX has blasted off a crew of four private astronauts for the first-ever private spacewalk.
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Apple launches new iPhone and AI at its biggest event of the year - but will it be enough to make you part with your cash?
Apple launched its latest iPhone on Monday night in its biggest release of the year.
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