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More than 1.3 million people who fled the fighting in Sudan have headed home, the United Nations said, pleading for greater ...

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Experts have long been predicting a famine in the Gaza Strip. It has now arrived. The population is desperately trying to find food - but there is very little available. And people are dying.

Southern Water’s chief executive has been urged to reject a new "bonus" payment by a group of Conservative MPs. The call comes amid public anger over rising bills and continued pollution failures.

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