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Cornish tin was sold all over Europe 3,000 years ago, say archaeologists | Archaeology newsthirst.

In about 1300BC, the major civilisations of the eastern Mediterranean made a cultural and technological leap forward when they began using bronze much more widely for weapons, tools and jewellery. While a form of the metal had previously been used in smaller quantities by the Mycenaeans and Egyptians among others, bronze was now abundant –…

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Sudan to cut ties with United Arab Emirates over alleged RSF support | Sudan newsthirst.

Sudan’s security and defence council has declared that it will break diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates over its alleged backing of the paramilitary Sudanese Rapid Support Forces. During a televised speech on Tuesday, Sudan’s defence minister, Yassin Ibrahim, said Sudan was “severing diplomatic relations with the UAE” and recalling its ambassador, claiming the…

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Rebekah Vardy told to pay £1.4m of Coleen Rooney’s legal costs | Rebekah Vardy newsthirst.

A judge has criticised Rebekah Vardy over a torturous finale to the high-profile “Wagatha Christie” libel battle against Coleen Rooney, as he ruled she must pay Rooney at least £1.4m in legal costs. Costs judge Mark Whalan said that Vardy’s negotiations on the final settlement were “the definition of bad litigation”. Both parties had been…

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Pro-Palestinian protesters arrested at University of Washington occupation | Washington state newsthirst.

More than two dozen pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested on Monday night at the University of Washington in Seattle after they occupied an engineering building and set dumpsters on fire. The protest group, called Super UW, occupied the Interdisciplinary Engineering Building to demand that the university sever its ties with Boeing, as the aerospace company has…

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