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Urfan Sharif, on trial for the murder of his daughter Sara, admitted to causing her death through severe abuse. Despite confessing to the acts, he continues to deny murder, claiming he did not intend to kill her. The trial continues at the Old Bailey, revealing shocking details of Sara's injuries.
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On October 18, 2024, Canada expelled India's high commissioner and five diplomats, citing their involvement in a campaign of intimidation and violence against Sikh activists. This follows the assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in June 2023, which has strained Canada-India relations significantly. The situation raises concerns about foreign interference in Canada.
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A recent surge in ADHD diagnoses has overwhelmed NHS services in England, leading to significant waiting times and closures of referral services. Reports indicate that some trusts face waits of over a decade for assessments, prompting concerns about access to necessary support and medication for patients.
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Following a BBC documentary, over 400 women have accused Mohamed Al Fayed of sexual abuse during his tenure at Harrods. The Justice for Harrods Survivors group is initiating legal action against the department store and the Al Fayed estate, seeking justice for the alleged victims. Harrods is currently settling claims and conducting an internal review.
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Recent incidents in the UK have resulted in multiple injuries, including a crash in Piccadilly Circus where a car mounted the pavement, and a collision between two buses in Manchester. Investigations are ongoing, with authorities confirming that none of the incidents are terror-related.