Sudan army wins back control of palace as RSF rebels beaten back

Sudan&s military yesterday retook the Republican Palace in Khartoum, the last heavily guarded bastion of rival paramilitary forces in the capital, after nearly two years of fighting.

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Flights at Heathrow Airport resume after ‘unprecedented& loss of power affects nearly 300,000 passengers

Flights at London Heathrow Airport resumed last night after a fire knocked out its power supply and shut Europe&s busiest airport for the day, stranding thousands of passengers and causing travel turmoil worldwide.

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Boeing to create ‘most lethal aircraft ever built& named?in honour of US president Donald Trump

US president Donald Trump said yesterday the Pentagon was awarding a contract to Boeing to build and support a sixth-generation fighter jet that will be known as the F-47 & a nod to him being the 47th president of America.

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Protests on streets of Jerusalem as Benjamin Netanyahu tries to fire top critics in crackdown

Israel&s top court has dramatically ordered a temporary halt to prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu&s dismissal of the country&s domestic security chief until his appeal can be heard.

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Study suggests we do have memories from infancy, but accessing them is the challenge

Scientists have discovered why we don&t remember being a baby, despite learning so much in those early years of life.

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Astronomers discover space ‘tornadoes& at the centre of Earth&s Milky Way galaxy

Scientists say they&ve found &space tornadoes& swirling in the centre of our Milky Way galaxy.

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