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New Year's Eve fireworks to go ahead despite wild blazes
Sydney's famous New Year's Eve fireworks are to go ahead, despite a petition for the display to be cancelled and funds diverted to fighting fires.
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London police to step up patrols after anti-Semitic graffiti attacks
Police patrols have been increased to protect the Jewish community after anti-Semitic graffiti was daubed on a synagogue and shop fronts in London.
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Stab attack at rabbi's home was terrorism, says governor
A stabbing at the house of a Hasidic rabbi in New York that left five injured has been condemned as "domestic terrorism" by the state's governor.
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US hits militia blamed for killing American contractor
The US has carried out military strikes in Iraq and Syria targeting a militia blamed for a rocket attack that killed an American contractor, a Defence Department spokesman said on Sunday.
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Putin thanks Trump for helping foil terrorist acts in Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin has spoken with President Donald Trump to thank him for information that helped Russia foil terrorist attacks over the new year holidays, the Kremlin said.
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Anti-Semitic graffiti daubed on shop fronts condemned as ‘senseless&
Anti-Semitic graffiti found daubed across several shop fronts and a synagogue in north London has been condemned as &disgraceful& and &senseless&.
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