How a U.S. author found — and helped build — community in a Japanese hot spring town
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All-Ireland SHC recap: Cork 6-25 Offaly 2-11
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Ten years after Brexit vote, Britain is still wrestling with the fallout
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Families write to minister over CHI inquiry concerns
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Record-breaking heat expected across UK this week, says Met Office
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Right-wing candidate holds slim margin in Colombian presidential election
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Bus Services To Resume In Mumbai As BEST Employees' Unions Call Off Strike
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Indian woman facing deportation granted residency after husband's previous sponsorship of two ex-partners
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Uddhav camp MP confirms crossover to ruling Sena: ‘Fund crunch for constituency, caustic remarks’
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'Yoga is science for inner well-being': Sadhguru; over 50,000 take part in Isha Foundation yoga sessions held across India
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Twins marrying twins and summer solstice celebrations: photos of the weekend
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'No ambiguity' on Triple Lock in Programme for Government
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‘Truth must come out’: Karnataka BJP to ask MLAs to swear before Lord Manjunatha in cross-voting probe
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Police name teenage spectator killed after crash at car rally
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Reidy released from hospital and 'recovering well'
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Watch: Dharmendra Pradhan speaks to parents of NEET-UG aspirant taking re-exam while recovering from major surgery
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David Hockney’s funeral held in private with just two mourners
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Suspected drunk driver arrested after injuring two police officers at Tiel crash scene
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The Mother of All Cons 'fairy godmum' who duped One Direction into believing her daughter was dying from a brain tumour reinvents herself under a fake name as a globe-trotting social media influencer
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‘A hunting ground for foreign regimes’: why violent attacks on dissidents are on the rise in Britain
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Ten years on, Brexit still divides Britain and casts a pall over its economy
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US activist critical of Trump's impact on executions
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Family of accused brothers break their silence after I.T. worker was allegedly beaten to death outside a primary school in front of students
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"Faced Such Crisis Before": Uddhav Thackeray As Party Rebels Move To Delhi
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France bans some outdoor drinking as heat wave threatens Europe
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'Big names involved, govt may fall': Arvind Kejriwal questions lack of CBI, ED action in Ram Temple donation 'theft' case
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Teenager (15) who died at Donegal rally named locally
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Value of early access to new medicines questioned by NCPE
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UP Students Miss NEET Exam Due To Wrong Location Displayed On Google Maps
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Donald Trump declares Keir Starmer 'will resign' after ashen-faced Cabinet ally admits PM is facing up to 'political reality' amid expectation he will quit tomorrow
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All 6 THAAD launchers return to Seongju from Osan
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How El Nino could affect India's monsoon and your household budget - explained
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'I married a death row double killer': London single mother tells the full, incredible story of how she wed a Texas convict, then watched his execution
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Congress vs Congress: Shashi Tharoor's Kashmir Remark Triggers Party Storm
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Why Starmer is facing fresh pressure to exit after Labour rival Andy Burnham’s victory
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The $6.50 item from Coles and Woolworths that's flying off shelves: 'I'm fully obsessed'
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Belgian police: 71-Year-old Dutch man missing in Ardennen needs urgent medical care
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Analysis: Bhagwant Mann's Direct Connect Push To Offset Governance Challenges
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Jordan Hangs 6 Over "Terrorism", Ending 9-Year Death Penalty Pause
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Tight security as Indian students resit medical exam after alleged paper leak
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ANOTHER Farmer Wants a Wife contestant quits citing bizarre climate change reason - and 'villain' Miranda is sent home: 'The oceans are dying and I can't get past it'
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We've got so many hidden gems - Semenyo
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We've got so many hidden gems - Semenyo
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I've had a UTI every few months for five years - and antibiotics don't work: Don't worry, says DR ELLIE. Here's how to beat them for good - and the hidden cause no one realises is to blame
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‘This changes everything’: how Brexit altered Scotland’s political landscape
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‘Slug sleuth’ farmers in England help develop prediction tool to cut back on pesticide use
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Ukrainian attacks prompt Russian-held Crimea to halt civilian gasoline sales
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From mountains to plains to high seas, Indian forces take part in yoga sessions pan-India; Rajnath performs yoga with 1,000 soldiers in Shillong, calls it ‘holistic science’
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How to boost your testosterone WITHOUT supplements or risky treatments: Jason, 56, doubled his levels with these simple lifestyle tweaks - and doctors say any man can do the same. Here's how to reap the benefits to your body AND s
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A premonition of my daughter's skiing accident convinced me of the supernatural. Now I've banished spirits from thousands of homes. Here are all the signs YOUR loved ones are trying to contact you from beyond the grave: EMMA LOVEH
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Women are more likely to sleep better than men... but still complain about it, new study finds
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Grooming gang row: British MP Rupert Lowe hits back at political opponents for trying to 'demonise' him
The Times of India
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Modi commissions 3 indigenous frontline naval ships, says ‘strong maritime capability deciding factor for country's eco, strategic influence’
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Father's Day 2026: UAE leaders pay emotional tributes to fathers, say 'we are what they built'
The Times of India
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Why Bürgenstock? Inside the Qatari-owned Swiss resort hosting US-Iran talks
The Times of India
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Sumit Roy, key aide of TMC's Abhishek Banerjee, booked in fraud and forgery case
The Times of India (India)
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Kate's new 'secret stylist' is clearly a fan of Diana's style, says LAURA CRAIK. Ever since Natasha Archer's departure, there have been so many hints
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Tributes paid to boy, 15, killed in Donegal rally crash
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Why ecologists are concerned about the Great Nicobar Project
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All-Ireland SFC Round 3: Dublin 2-26 Donegal 2-22 recap
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Rail passengers to face disruption for a week after Bedford train crash
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Pressure mounts on UK Prime Minister Starmer amid reports he could resign within days
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Netherlands saw 188,000 lightning discharges this weekend; KNMI calls it exceptional
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"Failed Badly": Trump Says UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer Will Resign
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The theme park designers using neuroscience to make rides feel extra scary - and why teenagers feel it more than other ages
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Could your gut be making you tired, bloated or low? Take this quiz to see what your microbes are really up to
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PM Modi delays heading home from Delhi airport to ensure smooth commute for NEET-UG re-exam candidates
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Met Éireann forecasts temperatures of up to 30 degrees in Ireland due to heat dome
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I always paid rent on time, kept the apartment clean - and my bond was STILL held hostage for a petty reason... but the landlord lost out in the end
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