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    The Sopranos star Vincent Pastore dies aged 80

    Pastore, who played Salvatore "Big Pussy" Bonpensiero in the hit US show, was found at his home in New York City, US media report.

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    These are the happiest cities in America in 2026

    A new ranking reveals where Americans are happiest, and the top city may surprise you.

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    Sanchez Isolated After Spain Sparks Fear of Migration Crisis

    Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has been the most progressive European leader on migration, bucking his colleagues’ rightward shift. Th…

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    Beyond Lincoln, the cheesy ‘horseshoe’ sandwich is Springfield’s pride and joy

    More than 30 restaurants in the capital city of Illinois serve the “horseshoe” sandwich, a concoction of meat and fries, slathered in cheese…

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    The giant reptiles reclaiming the world's most visited city - BBC

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    Three killed after bomb detonated at Moscow restaurant, state media say

    Security officials said a woman tried to enter the restaurant with explosives but was stopped by a security guard.

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    ‘You’re going about your day and suddenly see a little Godzilla’: Bangkok reckons with a giant lizard boom - The Guardian

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    Cambridge professor at centre of plagiarism row defends his work

    Prof Jason Arday admitted errors in his work but said he was not a liar after attracting criticism online.

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