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BUSINESS
Canada ramps up trade war, imposing $20 bn worth of tariffs on U.S. goods as talks stall – a costly standoff for both nations.
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The LGBTQ+ dating app agrees to a £26m payout after allegations it shared users’ HIV status with third parties, claiming no liability but recognizing the distress caused.
Donald Trump threatens to block Canadian aerospace firm Bombardier from selling jets in the United States unless production shifts to the US, sparking a rise in trade tensions.
TRAVEL
Volcanic ash from Anak Krakatau floods Jakarta skies, forcing 2,000+ flight cancellations and airport closures until Monday, leaving hundreds of thousands of travellers trapped.
Vast passenger chaos follows Anak Krakatau's eruption, grounding thousands of flights and forcing airports to stay shut for two days.
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SPORT
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Tiger Woods is set to alter his plea in a Florida court after a March crash arrest. Body‑camera footage shows the golfer calm after the rollover.
Former golf legend faces a new plea hearing in Martin County after his March rollover crash, while body‑camera footage shows no harm but raises drug‑use questions.
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ENTERTAINMENT
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OPINION
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POLITICS
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HEALTH
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TECH
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