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A deserted Lewiston creeps along in shock as shooter manhunt intensifies

Supermarkets, locksmiths and even New England staple Dunkin Donuts were all shuttered in Lewiston as authorities hunt for the shooter who killed 18 people. Andrea Blanco and Sheila Flynn report from Maine

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UFC’s Ian Machado Garry: ‘Leon Edwards and his coach said I can’t train at their gym anymore’

Exclusive: The UFC welterweight told The Independent that Edwards and Dave Lovell expressed concern over ‘doubts and insecurities’ on their side

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Anger as plaque for enslaved Black man axed after ‘wrong’ image used: ‘do all slaves look the same?’

Exclusive: Criticising the plaque debacle, a campaign group asked “do all former slaves look the same?”

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Heathrow third runway plans to be shared ‘in the new year’

The Man Who Pays His Way: Airport is discussing ‘when and how is the best time to really restart the expansion’, says chief financial officer

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Are the US strikes on Syria linked to Israel’s war in Gaza?

Syria is populated by a number of militias known to have strong ties to Iran

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Suicide and violence in prisons rise by nearly 25%, as self-harm hits all-time high among women prisoners

‘Incredibly concerning’ figures symptomatic of ‘enormous strain’ on prisons, chief inspector tells The Independent

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Barrister’s fury after legal regulator takes no action over colleagues’ foul-mouthed tweets

Exclusive: Charlotte Proudman reported more than 50 barristers to the Bar Standards Board over abusive messages

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Simon Calder and the Independent’s travel team answer reader questions in live virtual event

From winter sun and affordable skiing to Middle Eastern travel and European city breaks, the travel desk took on your most burning queries in our latest online session

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IDF equipment: The full firepower Gaza faces if Netanyahu launches invasion

An invasion of Gaza would be ‘very much at the extreme end’ of plans shaped for years by Israeli military, experts tell The Independent

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The E2E Profit 100 track is announced

Designed to showcase the very best of British companies, the E2E Profit 100 is presented in association with The Independent. We reveal the top UK-based companies with an operating profit in excess of £5 million over the past two years.

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Campaigners call for reform as ‘sadistic’ man murdered girlfriend after being bailed to her home

Christopher McGowan was on five bail orders at the time of the murder of Claire Inglis in Stirling, Scotland

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UN says Gaza fuel delivery needed now or support could stop – as Palestinians say healthcare has ‘collapsed’

'There has to be a way to get the fuel in otherwise everything can stop tomorrow,' says one official

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Jimmy Lai: UK refuses to release details of efforts to free British citizen jailed by China ‘to avoid damaging relations’

Media tycoon and activist Jimmy Lai has been detained in China since 2020 and while foreign secretary James Cleverly says he raised the issue in Beijing, it is not clear how

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‘Bandaid on an open chest wound’: Democrats mock latest speaker chaos

Republicans told their failure to pick a speaker is ‘a national security issue’ and a ‘circular back-stabbing match’

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Can pets see ghosts?

Pay close attention to your dog or cat’s inexplicable behaviours this Halloween season

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Milli Vanilli was tanked by an infamous lip sync scandal. Then the rules of music changed.

The music industry and global fans turned on Milli Vanilli after revelations that the duo did not actually provide vocals for their famous songs. A new documentary explores the group’s fall from grace – as surviving member Fab Morvan muses about how much has changed. Sheila Flynn reports

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What is super fog? Weather phenomenon causes fatal Louisiana pile-ups

Dense super fog in Louisiana caused one massive multi-car pile-up and dozens of other crashes on Monday

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Wrestling abuse dogged Jim Jordan’s House speaker run. A new film could be a ‘game changer’

A staffer at George Clooney’s production house Smokehouse Pictures told The Independent they were ‘still thick in production on’ blockbuster documentary

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Hamas hostage release: Two elderly Israelis leave Gaza after Egypt and Qatar broker deal

Hamas, who took more than 200 hostages in an attack in Israel two weeks ago, said it released the hostages – two elderly Israeli women – on ‘humanitarian grounds’

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House Republicans have no clear frontrunner for speaker after candidate forum

The forum comes as the House will vote to pick a new nominee in the third week without a speaker

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Everything we know about Britney Spears and Sam Asghari divorce

Asghari filed for divorce from Spears on Wednesday citing ‘irreconcilable differences’ as reason for split

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Biden says that Hamas should release hostages before any ceasefire

President responds to question from The Independent’s White House correspondent Andrew Feinberg on Hamas’ release of two hostages and the possibility of a ceasefire

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Where have all the judges gone? Record number of trials delayed over staffing crisis

Exclusive: Rape and violent crime cases being delayed as shortage of judges causes unprecedented backlog, in shocking indictment of creaking criminal justice system

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Fears for thousands of Gazans missing in Israel as workers ‘rounded up, arrested and blindfolded’

Trade unions, officials and humanitarian organisations raise concerns for safety of workers after Israel revokes work permits

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‘Bigfoot’ has been spotted in a tiny town – and locals have some theories

Sheila Flynn heads to Silverton to go Sasquatch spotting, after a large hairy figure was captured there on viral footage last week

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