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Author: bbc.co.ukPublished on: October 10, 2026Country: United Kingdom

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A visitor died after a tiger attack at a wildlife park near Doncaster, which was evacuated on Saturday and remains closed for the weekend. US murderer Christa Pike was discharged from hospital 10 days after a failed execution. President Trump announced a deal for Russian diesel, which Zelensky called a gift to Putin. Over 700,000 people are without power in Florida after Hurricane Isaias made landfall. The head of the Met's volunteer force was fired after an AI tool found deleted intimate images on a work phone. Leaders of the 'Cockroach' group were among hundreds detained during a protest in Delhi.

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