Melania Trump seems to have joined a long line of Republican former first ladies who have come out in support of abortion rights, putting them at odds with their husbands' public views
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The 43ft-tall effigy of the former US president in the nude was displayed on a plot of land off a highway in Nevada.
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Alex Salmond, former Scottish First Minister has died aged 69 in North Macedonia
Two male flamingos named Arthur and Curtis successfully hatched an egg together at the Paignton Zoo in southwest England.
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“It’s likely that this egg became unprotected, kind of just left in a nest and then they’ve taken the opportunity,” said Pete Smallbones, the zoo’s curator of birds.
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“It’s likely that this egg became unprotected, kind of just left in a nest and then they’ve taken the opportunity,” said Pete Smallbones, the zoo’s curator of birds.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury has called the idea of assisted dying "dangerous" and suggested it would lead to a “slippery slope” where more people would feel compelled to have their life ended medically.
The head of the Church of England was speaking with the BBC ahead of the first reading in parliament of a bill that would give terminally ill people in England and Wales the right to end their lives.
The MP championing the bill has told the BBC she disagrees with the archbishop’s “slippery slope” argument, saying their proposal is for people who are terminally ill and suffering at the end of their life.
Polling in recent years has consistently shown 60-75% of the British public supports such a law.
The head of the Church of England was speaking with the BBC ahead of the first reading in parliament of a bill that would give terminally ill people in England and Wales the right to end their lives.
The MP championing the bill has told the BBC she disagrees with the archbishop’s “slippery slope” argument, saying their proposal is for people who are terminally ill and suffering at the end of their life.
Polling in recent years has consistently shown 60-75% of the British public supports such a law.
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Giant penis sculpture erected in city square sparks outrage: ‘Disgusting’
Locals
Call it the artist’s magnum opus.
A sculpture of an enormous, veiny phallus has been erected in a town square in Italy, outraging the online masses who deemed the colorful manhood monument “disgusting” and a “piece of crap.”
Dubbed “Tu si’ ‘na cosa grande'” The 39-foot-high leaning tower of penis sprung up recently in the Piazza Municipio in Naples, Italy,
Locals
Call it the artist’s magnum opus.
A sculpture of an enormous, veiny phallus has been erected in a town square in Italy, outraging the online masses who deemed the colorful manhood monument “disgusting” and a “piece of crap.”
Dubbed “Tu si’ ‘na cosa grande'” The 39-foot-high leaning tower of penis sprung up recently in the Piazza Municipio in Naples, Italy,
Elon Musk has said he will give away $1m (£766,000) a day to a registered voter in the key swing state of Pennsylvania until the US presidential election in November.
The winner will be chosen at random from those who sign a pro-constitution petition by Mr Musk’s campaign group AmericaPAC which he set up to support Republican nominee Donald Trump's bid to return to the White House.
The first lottery-style cheque was given away to a surprised-looking attendee at a town hall event on Saturday night.
The giveaway will effectively help to encourage potential Trump voters to engage in the campaign during the tense final weeks of the presidential race ahead of the vote on 5 November.
The winner will be chosen at random from those who sign a pro-constitution petition by Mr Musk’s campaign group AmericaPAC which he set up to support Republican nominee Donald Trump's bid to return to the White House.
The first lottery-style cheque was given away to a surprised-looking attendee at a town hall event on Saturday night.
The giveaway will effectively help to encourage potential Trump voters to engage in the campaign during the tense final weeks of the presidential race ahead of the vote on 5 November.
A woman says she was "slightly disappointed" after mistaking the bright colourful lights of a nearby tomato factory for a mystical aurora.
Dee Harrison, 56, of Ipswich, uploaded three images to social media of what she believed was a Northern Lights-style phenomenon in the sky above nearby Bramford.
The pictures, showing a pink and red glow, piqued the interest of hundreds of people, with many praising the "impressive" snaps, but all was not as it seemed.
The "beautiful" glare - seen early in the morning on Wednesday - actually came from Suffolk Sweet Tomatoes’ LED light units, which are used to encourage the growth of its stock.
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Dee Harrison, 56, of Ipswich, uploaded three images to social media of what she believed was a Northern Lights-style phenomenon in the sky above nearby Bramford.
The pictures, showing a pink and red glow, piqued the interest of hundreds of people, with many praising the "impressive" snaps, but all was not as it seemed.
The "beautiful" glare - seen early in the morning on Wednesday - actually came from Suffolk Sweet Tomatoes’ LED light units, which are used to encourage the growth of its stock.
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An orange person with a name that meant "fart" has been elected as President of the United States of America (again)