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Fire breaks out at Old Stock Exchange building in Copenhagen
A fire has broken out at one of Copenhagen's oldest buildings. Emergency crews were seen rushing to the Old Stock Exchange, with thick smoke billowing into the sky. The historic building, which is situated next to the Danish parliament and featured a 56m (184ft) spire shaped by the intertwined tails of four dragons, had been under renovation when the fire broke out.
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Danny Willett tempted to bring forward full-time return after impressive Masters
Willett had feared he would be sidelined for at least a year following shoulder surgery in September last year.
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Jake Tapper Cracks Up At Ex-Trump Lawyer’s Trump Jury Selection Anecdote
"I was floored," Bill Brennan told the CNN anchor.
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Yahoo Finance
Where Biden's billions in chipmaking money has gone — and what could be next
President Joe Biden has spent $23 billion of the $39 billion he has to spur chipmaking in the US, spreading it to companies that plan new activities in several states.
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BANG Showbiz
Sir Paul McCartney ‘romped with two female fans for three days at the peak of The Beatles’ fame’
A new book claims Sir Paul McCartney romped with two female fans for three days at the peak of The Beatles’ fame.
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The Canadian Press
Planning next bid to rescue B.C. orca calf will take 'few days': Fisheries Department
ZEBALLOS, B.C. — The Department of Fisheries says planning for a new attempt to rescue an orca calf trapped in a Vancouver Island lagoon will be finalized in the next few days but no date has been set. It says in a news release that any new attempt to capture and release the young whale will depend on weather and the availability of equipment and personnel. An initial attempt to corral the whale in the shallows of the tidal lagoon failed on Friday, after she evaded capture by staying in deep par
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CBC
Indigenous infrastructure gap estimated at more than $425B
As the Trudeau government prepares to release this year's federal budget, Indigenous organizations estimate it would take more than $425 billion to close the infrastructure gap in their communities by the government's 2030 goal.While the bulk of that staggering sum comes from the Assembly of First Nations' nearly $350-billion assessment of the infrastructure gap facing an on-reserve population of 400,000, the assembly is not alone in this exercise.The national organization for 70,000 Inuit in Ca
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The Canadian Press
Here's what the Liberals have already promised will be in today's federal budget
OTTAWA — Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland is set to present the federal budget on Tuesday after a countrywide tour that teased many of the housing and affordability measures to be included in the document. Here's what the federal Liberals have already promised. Housing plan On Friday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his government's plan to tackle the housing crisis, which he promised will build nearly 3.9 million homes by 2031. The plan builds on a string of announcements made over th
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BANG Showbiz
OJ Simpson ‘died with net worth of $3 million’
As the fight for his estate to pay millions in compensation to the families of murdered Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman rolls on, it has been estimated OJ Simpson died with a net worth of $3 million.
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BANG Showbiz
Courtney Love declares Taylor Swift is not 'interesting' or 'important'
Hole rocker Courtney Love has risked the wrath of Taylor Swift's devoted fans by declaring the pop star is not "interesting" or "important".
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BANG Showbiz
Prince Harry to return to UK
Harry, Duke of Sussex is reportedly set to make a return to the UK for the first time since he made a dash home to see his father King Charles following the monarch's cancer diagnosis earlier this year.
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CBC
What would it take to make Mooney's Bay toboggan hill safe? City wants to find out
There's still no way to make the shuttered toboggan hill at Mooney's Bay safe for sledding without significant and potentially costly changes, according to a City of Ottawa report asking for $250,000 to study fixes that could include moving large amounts of contaminated soil.The local councillor is supporting the proposed study, but still hopes there might be an easier way to save a beloved but dangerous winter playground.The hill has been off limits to sledders since 2017 following multiple acc
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CBC
City looks to federal budget for millions to house, support asylum seekers
The City of Ottawa is looking for $32.6 million from the federal government to build and operate a new welcoming centre, which would provide support to refugees and asylum seekers amid an unprecedented strain on the city's shelter system. It's near the top of Mayor Mark Sutcliffe's wishlist for Tuesday's federal budget, which also includes money for the city's cash-strapped public transit service and ailing downtown. The city is facing challenges in housing the rising number of people seeking as
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CBC
Back from suspension, rural township's mayor says he's now suspending himself
The mayor of a township west of Ottawa who was suspended for aggressive and abusive behaviour late last year says he's now suspending himself from activities related to his job.At the same time, Mark MacKenzie, who was elected mayor of the Township of McNab/Braeside in 2022, insists he hasn't resigned and may decide to resume his duties."I may revoke this self-imposed suspension at any time and will inform you should that be the case," he wrote to township officials earlier this month.It's a cur
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Yahoo News Singapore
NEA to commence trial of thermal imaging cameras for rat surveillance at two locations next week
In a bid to address an increase in rat burrows in Singapore, the National Environment Agency embarks on a trial of thermal detection cameras. Read on.
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Yahoo TV UK
Why are Michael Palin documentaries not on the BBC anymore?
Michael Palin has been making travel documentaries for decades, but in 2018 swapped the BBC for Channel 5 where he will return with Michael Palin in Nigeria.
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Evening Standard
Dr Martens CEO to go after latest profit warning
Its struggles in the US have continued, with the Autumn/Winter order book “significantly down year-on-year”, which could cost £20 million in profits
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Elle
Don't Waste Your Voice: How (And Why) To Vote In This Years Local Elections
Today is the last day to register in the local UK elections. ELLE UK looks at why it matters.
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BBC
Sydney church stabbing was a 'terrorist' attack, police say
A 16-year-old boy is under arrest after a bishop and several churchgoers were injured on Monday.
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Reuters
Spain's Canary Islands plan tighter short term rental rules with police backup
Soon after Maria Rosa Sanchez reported her neighbour for renting her building's rooftop in Tenerife as a campsite on Airbnb, police officers carried out an early morning raid and local authorities opened an investigation. The closure of the campsite, which offered tents for 12 euros ($13.03) a night, is a foretaste of a new hard line towards illegal short-lets on Spain's Canary Islands, where listings on platforms like Airbnb and Booking.com have soared.
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