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Twin Sisters Discover Different Fathers in Rare Case
Michella and Lavinia Osbourne, born minutes apart, discovered through DNA tests they have different fathers—a rare phenomenon called heteropaternal superfecundation.
UK Twins with Different Dads Share Their Discovery Story
Michelle and Lavinia Osbourne, the UK's first recorded twins with different fathers, share their remarkable story on BBC Radio 4's The Gift.
Allen and Wu in Longest Ever Crucible Frame
Mark Allen and Wu Yize played the longest frame in World Championship history, lasting one hour and 40 minutes, ending tied at 7-7.
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Oscars Updates AI Rules and Expands International Film Eligibility
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced new rules for the 2027 Oscars, addressing AI use and expanding international film eligibility to include top festival winners.
Pope Leo XIV: Wise but Not Infallible
A Vatican expert comments on Pope Leo XIV's wisdom, noting that while he is highly respected, he is not considered infallible, reflecting ongoing debates within the Church.
1972 Springhill Shootings: Inquest Rules Soldiers Lost Control
An inquest found British soldiers used unreasonable force in killing five civilians in Belfast in 1972, with four victims posing no threat.
Supreme Court Voting Rights Ruling: Midterm Impact
The US Supreme Court's ruling in Louisiana v Callais guts key Voting Rights Act protections, allowing states to redraw maps without race-based considerations, potentially affecting minority representation and the upcoming midterm elections.
Renters' Rights Act Ends No-Fault Evictions for 11M
The Renters' Rights Act abolishes Section 21 evictions, giving 11 million private tenants in England stronger protections from Friday, with landlords needing valid reasons for removal.
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Springhill Inquest Shows Legacy Process Can Deliver Truth
A Belfast inquest into the 1972 Springhill shootings by the British Army demonstrates that inquests are the best tool for truth, a relative says, urging the government to rethink the Legacy Act.
States Redraw Voting Maps Amid Legal Challenges
Several US states are redrawing redistricting maps as courts challenge gerrymandered boundaries, sparking debates over voting rights and fair representation.
Supreme Court Backs Louisiana Voting Map
The US Supreme Court ruled to uphold Louisiana's congressional map, rejecting claims of racial gerrymandering. The decision impacts future voting rights litigation.
Texas Muslim-Led City Project Advances After Court Win
A Texas judge ruled that state agency must comply with developers of a planned Muslim-led city near Dallas, rejecting claims of Sharia law imposition and fair housing violations.
Renters' Rights Act: Five Key Changes in May
The Renters' Rights Act 2025 comes into force on 1 May, introducing major reforms to England's private rental sector, including abolishing Section 21 evictions.
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Sussex overturns £585,000 fine in free speech ruling
The University of Sussex has overturned a £585,000 fine from the Office for Students after a high court found the regulator biased in a free speech case involving a professor's trans rights views.
UK Assisted Dying Reform: Time for a Citizens' Assembly
Parliament's failure to pass assisted dying reform due to procedural hurdles should spur democratic innovation, such as a citizens' assembly, to resolve the complex ethical and practical dilemmas.
Supreme Court Ruling Threatens Black Political Power
The US Supreme Court's Callais v Landry decision weakens the Voting Rights Act, enabling Republican mapmakers to dilute Black votes through gerrymandering.
NYC Candidate Demands King Return Diamond Before Meeting
Zohran Mamdani met King Charles III in NYC hours after suggesting he return the Koh-i-Noor Diamond to India. The 105.6-carat diamond is part of the Crown Jewels.
NASA Chief Wants Pluto Reclassified as Planet
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman has expressed his desire for Pluto to be reclassified as a planet, nearly two decades after its demotion to dwarf planet status by the IAU.
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Genome Study Unveils Roman Empire Fall Secrets
Genome analysis of 258 ancient individuals in Germany reveals peaceful integration after Rome's fall, contradicting violent barbarian invasion narratives.
Supreme Court Rules Louisiana Map Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court ruled Louisiana's congressional map with a second Black-majority district is an unconstitutional racial gerrymander, potentially aiding Republicans in upcoming elections.
Sussex University Overturns £585,000 Free Speech Fine
The University of Sussex successfully challenged the Office for Students' £585,000 fine over free speech, with the High Court ruling the regulator showed bias and made legal errors.
Sussex Uni Wins High Court Challenge Over Free Speech Fine
The University of Sussex has won a High Court challenge against the Office for Students over a record £585,000 fine for alleged free speech breaches, with the judge ruling the regulator was biased.
Expert Warns of Public Safety Risk at Noah Donohoe Culvert
A risk assessment expert told the Noah Donohoe inquest he is 'quite certain' there was a public safety issue at the culvert entrance where the 14-year-old's body was found.
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Court Overturns Sussex University Free Speech Fine
The High Court has overturned a £585,000 fine on Sussex University over a transgender policy that limited free speech, ruling the Office for Students had no power to impose it.
Rooney Slams 'Immature' Defending in PSG vs Bayern Thriller
Wayne Rooney criticised the defending in PSG's 5-4 win over Bayern Munich in the Champions League semi-final, calling it 'immature' and 'chaotic'. He and Clarence Seedorf urged better organisation.
EU Parliament Pushes for Consent-Based Rape Definition
The European Parliament voted to urge the EU to adopt a standardised consent-based definition of rape, aiming to harmonise laws across member states and address legal inconsistencies.
Reverend Jay Bacik Dies at 82
Reverend Jay Bacik, veteran radio presenter on 2GB and 2CH, has died at 82. He was known for his warmth, humour, and community work.
NASA Chief Wants Pluto Reclassified as a Planet
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman says Pluto should be a planet again, sparking debate among scientists. The IAU demoted it in 2006.
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Musk and Altman Face Off in Landmark AI Trial
Elon Musk and Sam Altman attend opening statements in a trial over OpenAI's shift from altruistic startup to $852B capitalist venture, potentially reshaping AI development.
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