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The Uvalde School Massacre Was One Of The Reasons Sophie Turner Left America

Lax U.S. gun laws led the actor to move back to Britain.
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New Yorker Story Questions Guilt Of Nurse Convicted Of Killing 7 Babies

The magazine questioned whether evidence was ignored in the rush to convict Lucy Letby of killing seven babies and attempting to kill six others.
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English Pancake Racers Say The Key Is Just Going 'Flat Out'

For centuries, women in Olney, England, have run a pancake race to mark the day before the start of Lent.
By KWIYEON HA and BRIAN MELLEY, AP

The World Is Watching U.S. Elections. Here's What Americans Should Be Watching.

This year could be pivotal for democracy around the world.
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Former England Soccer Coach Sven-Goran Eriksson Says He 'Maybe' Has A Year Left To Live

“At best I have maybe a year, at worst maybe a little less,” said England’s first-ever foreign-born soccer coach.
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Actor Tom Wilkinson, Known For 'The Full Monty' And 'Michael Clayton', Dies At 75

Wilkinson was nominated for a best actor Academy Award for his work in 2001's “In The Bedroom” in 2001 and in the best supporting actor category for his role in “Michael Clayton."
By AP

Ancient Sea Monster’s Massive Skull Found In Seaside Cliff, Stunning Paleontologists

The 6-foot-long pliosaur skull was discovered after pieces of it started to fall from an English cliff onto a beach.
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Former CNN Boss Jeff Zucker Eyes Return To Media With Britain’s Daily Telegraph

His plans could include an expansion into the U.S., according to a report in The New York Times.
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Some Jerk Just Chopped Down One Of The World’s Most Iconic Trees

Britain's beloved centuries-old Sycamore Gap Tree, also known as the Robin Hood Tree, was taken down with a chainsaw.
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Police Rush To Report Of A ‘Ritual Mass Killing,’ But It Was Just A Yoga Class

Police in Lincolnshire, England, told multiple outlets that a concerned onlooker incorrectly reported the crime "with good intentions."
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