Rastafarians in Kenya would find out if the high court ruling later this month will be in their favour to smoke cannabis legally.
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ARGENTINA: Pilot Leaps Out Of Cockpit To His Death Mid-Flight
A trainee pilot was forced to take control of a plane and land alone after her instructor opened the cockpit door and jumped to his death during a flight in Argentina.
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UK: Police Share Image Of Man Wanted In Wife And Two Daughters Found Dead
Police have released a CCTV image of a man wanted in connection with the deaths of three people at a property in Bedford.
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SWITZERLAND: Rebel Catholic Group SSPX Defies Pope, Consecrates Bishops Without Vatican Approval
A breakaway group of traditionalist Catholics, the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX), on Wednesday defied Pope Leo XIV in consecrating four bishops without his approval.
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UK: Asylum Seekers To Pay £10k Towards Living Costs Under New Homeoffice Law
Asylum seekers who can pay back the cost of support and accommodation will now be required to, under new laws.
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QUALITY CONTROL: Ford Rehires Human Engineers After AI Fails To Match Quality Checks
In a bid to take advantage of AI technology, which developers claim can cut costs and boost productivity, US carmaker, Ford adopted it across some of its operations including for quality checks.
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BIBLE BELT: Texas Makes Bible Passages Reading In Schools Mandatory
TheTexas education board has approved a new statewide reading list that, for the first time, will make passages from the Bible required reading for more than 5 million public school students.
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FRANCE: 10-year-old Boy Charged With Attempted Rape/Murder
A boy has been charged with attempted murder and rape after ambushing a woman who was jogging through a park in France.
The child, said to be 10 years old allegedly attacked the 22-year-old victim while she ran through the Gouëdic Valley park in Saint-Brieuc, Brittany.
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DENMARK: Muslim Call To Prayer Set To Be Banned
Denmark is set to ban the Islamic call to prayer under plans for a radical crackdown on creeping “Islamisation”.
Morten Bodskov, of the left-wing Social Democrats party, confirmed the newly elected Danish Government would pick up a probe into whether such a prohibition would be legal.
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SOUNDING OFF: India Arie Sparks Debate Mourning Clive Davis With Reference To Label Execs & Ethics
As tributes poured in from across the entertainment world following the death of legendary music executive Clive Davis, singer-songwriter India Arie chose to use the occasion to candidly assess the man she knew and the industry he helped shape.
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