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None, one, or 16: How many acoustic weapons does the Serbian Government have and did it use them on peaceful protesters?
Anti-corruption protestors in the Serbian capital were quietly standing still, observing 15 minutes of silence on 15 March.
Combative Meloni playing political peacekeeper between EU and US - and her allies will be nervously watching
Giorgia Meloni revels in her reputation for being an eye-rolling, combative and determined leader. Now she's got a new role - Italy's prime minister is now a political peacekeeper.
Public bodies warned against 'statements that may alarm people' after 'woman' definition ruling
Public bodies have been told to look at how equality laws are implemented after the Supreme Court ruling on the definition of a woman, a minister has said.
NHS must change policy on allowing trans people on single-sex wards, head of equalities watchdog says
The NHS must change its policy of allowing transgender people to be on single-sex wards aligned with their gender identity following the Supreme Court ruling on the definition of a "woman", the head of Britain's equalities watchdog said.
Scientists create lab-grown chunks of chicken in 'breakthrough' that could pave way for larger cuts of meat
A team of Japanese scientists have created chunks of lab-grown chicken - in a "breakthrough" experts say could pave the way for the creation of larger cuts of meat.
Luxury watch thief mistakenly targets pair of undercover officers
CCTV footage shows the moment a watch thief mistakenly targeted a pair of undercover police officers posing as a wealthy couple in Mayfair.
King delivers Easter message in which he says world still needs 'faith, hope and love'
The King has released an Easter message reflecting on the examples of "great cruelty and great kindness" that "daily come before our eyes" - saying they should remind the world of the importance of the "virtues of faith, hope and love".
'Who is going to face Mr Trump?' Trade war and sovereignty dominate first Canada election debate
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has said the question in the upcoming national vote is who would be the best candidate to deal with US President Donald Trump.
Buffy star died as a result of complications from diabetes, medical examiner says
Gossip Girl actress Michelle Trachtenberg died as a result of complications from diabetes, New York City's medical examiner has said.
Bereaved mother's story is a powerful reminder that justice really matters
You could have heard a pin drop in the press room at the White House.

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