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Who is Rafiq Thompson? Pennsylvania man guilty of killing girlfriend and their unborn baby faces death penalty
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Labour use the Liz Truss lettuce to make point about the Tories economic failure
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2023-09-06 18:49
US says deal on Iran releasing five US citizens on track
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