Hassan Mahmood, 33, assaulted his former partner while she was pregnant at their Great Barr home

• Birmingham Live
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The interior has been perfectly preserved 'like a time capsule'

• Birmingham Live
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Previously, the Toniebox 2 cost £99.99, but shoppers can currently get it for £75.99

• Birmingham Live
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A Price Busters and a Premier convenience store were both found employing failed asylum seekers who were not allowed to work

• Birmingham Live
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Thousands of demonstrators including from the dominant Roman Catholic church clergy are protesting in the Philippines, calling for the swift prosecution of top legislators and officials implicated in a corruption scandal that has buffeted the Asian democracy

• The Independent
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"Fans in Rio de Janeiro erupted in celebration on Saturday after Flamengo claimed the 2025 Copa Libertadores title, defeating Palmeiras 1–0 in the final at the Estadio Monumental in Lima, Peru. Footage shows supporters in the city’s bars, restaurants and streets cheering, embracing and chanting as they watched the tense match. Flamengo broke the deadlock in the 67th minute with a header from Danilo, sparking jubilation among the red-and-black faithful. "There’s no explanation; this is history. It’s the best team in the world, winning once again," said a fan named Leticia. "This is the importance of Brazilian football. No matter what, in rivalry, this is Brazilian football. But Flamengo is the champion of America!" another supporter shouted. Celebrations continued across Rio after the final whistle, with crowds spilling onto the streets to mark Flamengo’s latest continental triumph. The win brings Brazil’s total tally of Copa Libertadores titles to 25 and cements Flamengo as the country’s most successful club in the competition, avenging their defeat to Palmeiras in the 2021 final."

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"Fans in Rio de Janeiro erupted in celebration on Saturday after Flamengo claimed the 2025 Copa Libertadores title, defeating Palmeiras 1–0 in the final at the Estadio Monumental in Lima, Peru. Footage shows supporters in the city’s bars, restaurants and streets cheering, embracing and chanting as they watched the tense match. Flamengo broke the deadlock in the 67th minute with a header from Danilo, sparking jubilation among the red-and-black faithful. "There’s no explanation; this is history. It’s the best team in the world, winning once again," said a fan named Leticia. "This is the importance of Brazilian football. No matter what, in rivalry, this is Brazilian football. But Flamengo is the champion of America!" another supporter shouted. Celebrations continued across Rio after the final whistle, with crowds spilling onto the streets to mark Flamengo’s latest continental triumph. The win brings Brazil’s total tally of Copa Libertadores titles to 25 and cements Flamengo as the country’s most successful club in the competition, avenging their defeat to Palmeiras in the 2021 final."

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There are certain locations on the motorway where drivers are more likely to be caught speeding

• Birmingham Live
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Cash will be entering bank accounts in the run-up to Christmas

• Birmingham Live
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Bearwood has a poor reputation because of the number of late-night shops, bookies and takeaways according to traders with shoplifting, car break-in's and drug-taking a constant threat

• Birmingham Live
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It all started when two friends started brewing beer in the Lake District, now they're opening their third Greater Manchester bar

• Manchester Evening News
• 2 gün, 2 saat, 45 dakika

"Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Madrid on Saturday to commemorate the UN International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. Footage shows demonstrators marching with flags and signs demanding that the Spanish government sever its ties with Israel and condemning the war in Gaza. Afterwards, police were mobilised to disperse the crowd. Protesters particularly denounced Madrid's position in settling the conflict, accusing the authorities of using it as 'propaganda politics'. "It is amazing how the Socialist Party (PSOE) has disappeared from the mobilisations, disappeared from the demands, and disappeared even from remembering what is happening in Palestine. We find it an absolute shame that the suffering of a people has been used politically and then abandoned," a rally participant noted. "The Spanish Government has no independence; it doesn't exercise it. It depends totally on the position of NATO, the EU, and therefore, the United States. It has made some gestures, partly out of self-interest because of its electoral base," another respondent claimed. They also criticised the peace plan proposed by US President Donald Trump in September, as fighting in the enclave continued to take place after the deal was agreed upon by both Israel and Hamas. "The Americans haven't learnt from Vietnam. They are 'Vietnamising' us Palestinians," expressed a protester born in Palestine, adding that Israel is a "genocidal entity composed of mercenaries from all over the world." The rally, led by Palestine organisations in Spain, was attended by up to 500,000 people, according to organisers, while police estimated the number to be around 92,000. Pro-Palestine rallies also took place in multiple cities across Spain, such as Barcelona, Logrono, and Santander, among others. Back in 1977, the UN General Assembly called for the annual observance of 29 November as the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. "

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"Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Madrid on Saturday to commemorate the UN International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. Footage shows demonstrators marching with flags and signs demanding that the Spanish government sever its ties with Israel and condemning the war in Gaza. Afterwards, police were mobilised to disperse the crowd. Protesters particularly denounced Madrid's position in settling the conflict, accusing the authorities of using it as 'propaganda politics'. "It is amazing how the Socialist Party (PSOE) has disappeared from the mobilisations, disappeared from the demands, and disappeared even from remembering what is happening in Palestine. We find it an absolute shame that the suffering of a people has been used politically and then abandoned," a rally participant noted. "The Spanish Government has no independence; it doesn't exercise it. It depends totally on the position of NATO, the EU, and therefore, the United States. It has made some gestures, partly out of self-interest because of its electoral base," another respondent claimed. They also criticised the peace plan proposed by US President Donald Trump in September, as fighting in the enclave continued to take place after the deal was agreed upon by both Israel and Hamas. "The Americans haven't learnt from Vietnam. They are 'Vietnamising' us Palestinians," expressed a protester born in Palestine, adding that Israel is a "genocidal entity composed of mercenaries from all over the world." The rally, led by Palestine organisations in Spain, was attended by up to 500,000 people, according to organisers, while police estimated the number to be around 92,000. Pro-Palestine rallies also took place in multiple cities across Spain, such as Barcelona, Logrono, and Santander, among others. Back in 1977, the UN General Assembly called for the annual observance of 29 November as the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. "

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Sky has unveiled a number of reductions on its TV packages, with access to Sky Sports channels and Sky Cinema

• WalesOnline
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One cheerful shopper said 'I haven’t used my oven since this arrived'

• WalesOnline
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Children are among the fatalities in a mass shooting at a child's birthday party in California.

• Sky News
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