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The United Kingdom will send fighter jets to help defend Saudi Arabia against Houthi attacks, according to several outlets. The Guardian, Dawn, BBC News, the South China Morning Post, Egypt Independent and The New York Times all report the same decision in their headlines.

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The United Kingdom will send fighter jets to help defend Saudi Arabia against Houthi attacks, according to several outlets. The Guardian, Dawn, BBC News, the South China Morning Post, Egypt Independent and The New York Times all report the same decision in their headlines.

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The United Kingdom will send fighter jets to help defend Saudi Arabia against Houthi attacks, according to several outlets. The Guardian, Dawn, BBC News, the South China Morning Post, Egypt Independent and The New York Times all report the same decision in their headlines.

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The United Kingdom will send fighter jets to help defend Saudi Arabia against Houthi attacks, according to several outlets. The Guardian, Dawn, BBC News, the South China Morning Post, Egypt Independent and The New York Times all report the same decision in their headlines.

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U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made an unannounced visit to Israel and met Benjamin Netanyahu and Katz. Dawn reports that the visit included discussions about Iran.

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Several outlets, including The Guardian, Dawn, BBC News, South China Morning Post and Egypt Independent, report that the UK will deploy fighter jets to help defend Saudi Arabia against Houthi attacks. A CBS News headline refers to fighter jets intercepting a plane that violated airspace over Cincinnati, a topic absent from the other headlines and not covered here.

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Houthi rebels struck a Yemeni government military camp in the south, with ballistic missiles, and headlines give death tolls ranging from 20 to over 50. Some headlines describe the dead as security recruits or fighters, with the toll attributed to local authorities and officials. A later headline reports four ballistic missiles fired at a central city while the army repelled an attack in the south.

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A fire at a Canadian military base reportedly caused deaths and dozens of injuries, according to several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets. The outlets give different death tolls: most report four soldiers killed, while Metrópoles reports at least seven.

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A fire at a Canadian military base reportedly caused deaths and dozens of injuries, according to several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets. The outlets give different death tolls: most report four soldiers killed, while Metrópoles reports at least seven.

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A major fire at a Canadian military base has left casualties, according to newspapers from several countries. Headlines report four dead and dozens injured, and the Sydney Morning Herald specifies that those killed are service members. MyJoyOnline, from Ghana, mentions only several dead or injured, without giving a figure.

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A serious incident at a Canadian military base in Alberta caused deaths and a major fire, according to headlines from outlets in Pakistan, Egypt, Bangladesh, Australia, the United States, Japan, Israel, Ghana, South Africa, India and the United Kingdom. The headlines differ on the death toll: some report deaths without a figure, while others cite four service members killed and dozens injured.

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A major fire at the Canadian military base in Wainwright, Alberta, killed at least four people and injured dozens. Canada's prime minister called the tragedy one of the country's worst peacetime disasters, while Alberta's premier reported 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. One outlet attributed the grass fire's spread to strong winds.

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A major fire at the Canadian military base in Wainwright, Alberta, killed at least four people and injured dozens. Canada's prime minister called the tragedy one of the country's worst peacetime disasters, while Alberta's premier reported 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. One outlet attributed the grass fire's spread to strong winds.

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An incident at a Canadian military base in Alberta killed four service members and left dozens injured, and triggered a major fire. Injury figures differ by source: one headline reports 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 of them critical, while others mention only dozens injured. One headline describes the fire as a grass fire fuelled by strong winds.

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A major fire at a Canadian military base has left casualties, according to newspapers from several countries. Headlines report four dead and dozens injured, and the Sydney Morning Herald specifies that those killed are service members. MyJoyOnline, from Ghana, mentions only several dead or injured, without giving a figure.

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A major fire at the Canadian military base in Wainwright, Alberta, killed at least four people and injured dozens. Canada's prime minister called the tragedy one of the country's worst peacetime disasters, while Alberta's premier reported 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. One outlet attributed the grass fire's spread to strong winds.

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A fire at a Canadian military base killed four people, all service members according to several headlines, and injured dozens. Prime Minister Carney's statement confirming the deaths is cited in some headlines, which place the base in Alberta.

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A fire at a Canadian military base reportedly caused deaths and dozens of injuries, according to several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets. The outlets give different death tolls: most report four soldiers killed, while Metrópoles reports at least seven.

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A major fire at the Canadian military base in Wainwright, Alberta, killed at least four people and injured dozens. Canada's prime minister called the tragedy one of the country's worst peacetime disasters, while Alberta's premier reported 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. One outlet attributed the grass fire's spread to strong winds.

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A major fire at the Canadian military base in Wainwright, Alberta, killed at least four people and injured dozens. Canada's prime minister called the tragedy one of the country's worst peacetime disasters, while Alberta's premier reported 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. One outlet attributed the grass fire's spread to strong winds.

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A fire at a Canadian military base reportedly caused deaths and dozens of injuries, according to several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets. The outlets give different death tolls: most report four soldiers killed, while Metrópoles reports at least seven.

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A major fire at the Canadian military base in Wainwright, Alberta, killed at least four people and injured dozens. Canada's prime minister called the tragedy one of the country's worst peacetime disasters, while Alberta's premier reported 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. One outlet attributed the grass fire's spread to strong winds.

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An incident at a Canadian military base in Alberta killed four service members and left dozens injured, and triggered a major fire. Injury figures differ by source: one headline reports 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 of them critical, while others mention only dozens injured. One headline describes the fire as a grass fire fuelled by strong winds.

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A major fire at a Canadian military base has left casualties, according to newspapers from several countries. Headlines report four dead and dozens injured, and the Sydney Morning Herald specifies that those killed are service members. MyJoyOnline, from Ghana, mentions only several dead or injured, without giving a figure.

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A major fire at the Canadian military base in Wainwright, Alberta, killed at least four people and injured dozens. Canada's prime minister called the tragedy one of the country's worst peacetime disasters, while Alberta's premier reported 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. One outlet attributed the grass fire's spread to strong winds.

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A major fire at a Canadian military base has left casualties, according to newspapers from several countries. Headlines report four dead and dozens injured, and the Sydney Morning Herald specifies that those killed are service members. MyJoyOnline, from Ghana, mentions only several dead or injured, without giving a figure.

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A major fire at the Canadian military base in Wainwright, Alberta, killed at least four people and injured dozens. Canada's prime minister called the tragedy one of the country's worst peacetime disasters, while Alberta's premier reported 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. One outlet attributed the grass fire's spread to strong winds.

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A fire at a Canadian military base reportedly caused deaths and dozens of injuries, according to several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets. The outlets give different death tolls: most report four soldiers killed, while Metrópoles reports at least seven.

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A major fire at a Canadian military base has left casualties, according to newspapers from several countries. Headlines report four dead and dozens injured, and the Sydney Morning Herald specifies that those killed are service members. MyJoyOnline, from Ghana, mentions only several dead or injured, without giving a figure.

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An incident at a Canadian military base in Alberta caused a fire with deaths and injuries, according to several headlines. The figures change over time: early headlines report deaths and injuries without totals, while later ones give four service members killed and dozens injured. One headline reports 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. One headline attributes a grass fire to strong winds, and another names the Wainwright base.

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A fire at a Canadian military base in Alberta caused deaths and injuries, according to several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets. The later headlines cite four deaths and dozens of injured, while the earliest report only mentioned "numerous victims".

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An incident at a Canadian military base in Alberta killed four service members and left dozens injured, and triggered a major fire. Injury figures differ by source: one headline reports 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 of them critical, while others mention only dozens injured. One headline describes the fire as a grass fire fuelled by strong winds.

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A fire at a Canadian military base in Alberta caused deaths and injuries, according to several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets. The later headlines cite four deaths and dozens of injured, while the earliest report only mentioned "numerous victims".

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An incident at a Canadian military base in Alberta caused a major fire and at least four deaths among service members. Several headlines mention dozens injured; one gives 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Alberta premier are cited in the headlines; one calls the case among Canada's worst peacetime tragedies. One headline attributes the fire to a grass fire and another says strong winds fuelled it.

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Several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets reported a fire at a Canadian military base, leaving dead and injured. Jornal de Notícias refers to "numerous victims" without giving figures in its headline. Gazeta do Povo is the only outlet to give figures in its headline: four dead and dozens injured.

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Several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets reported a fire at a Canadian military base, leaving dead and injured. Jornal de Notícias refers to "numerous victims" without giving figures in its headline. Gazeta do Povo is the only outlet to give figures in its headline: four dead and dozens injured.

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An incident at a Canadian military base in Alberta caused a fire with deaths and injuries, according to several headlines. The figures change over time: early headlines report deaths and injuries without totals, while later ones give four service members killed and dozens injured. One headline reports 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. One headline attributes a grass fire to strong winds, and another names the Wainwright base.

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An incident at a Canadian military base in Alberta caused a fire with deaths and injuries, according to several headlines. The figures change over time: early headlines report deaths and injuries without totals, while later ones give four service members killed and dozens injured. One headline reports 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. One headline attributes a grass fire to strong winds, and another names the Wainwright base.

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An incident at a Canadian military base in Alberta caused a fire with deaths and injuries, according to several headlines. The figures change over time: early headlines report deaths and injuries without totals, while later ones give four service members killed and dozens injured. One headline reports 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. One headline attributes a grass fire to strong winds, and another names the Wainwright base.

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An incident at a Canadian military base in Alberta caused a fire with deaths and injuries, according to several headlines. The figures change over time: early headlines report deaths and injuries without totals, while later ones give four service members killed and dozens injured. One headline reports 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. One headline attributes a grass fire to strong winds, and another names the Wainwright base.

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A serious incident at a Canadian military base in Alberta caused deaths and a major fire, according to headlines from outlets in Pakistan, Egypt, Bangladesh, Australia, the United States, Japan, Israel, Ghana, South Africa, India and the United Kingdom. The headlines differ on the death toll: some report deaths without a figure, while others cite four service members killed and dozens injured.

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A serious incident at a Canadian military base in Alberta caused deaths and a major fire, according to headlines from outlets in Pakistan, Egypt, Bangladesh, Australia, the United States, Japan, Israel, Ghana, South Africa, India and the United Kingdom. The headlines differ on the death toll: some report deaths without a figure, while others cite four service members killed and dozens injured.

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Several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets reported a fire at a Canadian military base, leaving dead and injured. Jornal de Notícias refers to "numerous victims" without giving figures in its headline. Gazeta do Povo is the only outlet to give figures in its headline: four dead and dozens injured.

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A serious incident at a Canadian military base in Alberta caused deaths and a large fire, according to several outlets and agencies. Reports on the death toll differ: some headlines mention deaths and injuries without figures, while others cite four dead and 39 injured, and Alberta's premier mentioned 39 hospitalised, at least 19 critical. One headline attributes the fire to strong winds that fuelled a grass fire at the base.

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A major fire at a Canadian military base in Alberta caused deaths and injuries, according to several outlets. One Gazeta do Povo headline reports four dead and dozens injured, while The Hindu quotes Alberta's premier saying 39 were hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. According to The Japan Times, the blaze began as a grass fire on the base. Canada's prime minister described the tragedy as one of the country's worst peacetime disasters, according to ABC News Australia.

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A major fire at a Canadian military base in Alberta caused deaths and injuries, according to several outlets. One Gazeta do Povo headline reports four dead and dozens injured, while The Hindu quotes Alberta's premier saying 39 were hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. According to The Japan Times, the blaze began as a grass fire on the base. Canada's prime minister described the tragedy as one of the country's worst peacetime disasters, according to ABC News Australia.

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A major fire at a Canadian military base in Alberta caused deaths and injuries, according to several outlets. One Gazeta do Povo headline reports four dead and dozens injured, while The Hindu quotes Alberta's premier saying 39 were hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. According to The Japan Times, the blaze began as a grass fire on the base. Canada's prime minister described the tragedy as one of the country's worst peacetime disasters, according to ABC News Australia.

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A major fire broke out at a Canadian military base in Alberta after an incident that left people dead and injured. The New York Times and Fox News identify the base as Canadian Forces Base Wainwright. The Times of Israel describes the event as a fatal mass casualty incident, while the Sydney Morning Herald mentions only the fire at the base.

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A major fire at a Canadian military base in Alberta caused deaths and injuries, according to several outlets. One Gazeta do Povo headline reports four dead and dozens injured, while The Hindu quotes Alberta's premier saying 39 were hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. According to The Japan Times, the blaze began as a grass fire on the base. Canada's prime minister described the tragedy as one of the country's worst peacetime disasters, according to ABC News Australia.

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A major fire broke out at a Canadian military base in Alberta after an incident that left people dead and injured. The New York Times and Fox News identify the base as Canadian Forces Base Wainwright. The Times of Israel describes the event as a fatal mass casualty incident, while the Sydney Morning Herald mentions only the fire at the base.

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A major fire broke out at a Canadian military base in Alberta after an incident that left people dead and injured. The New York Times and Fox News identify the base as Canadian Forces Base Wainwright. The Times of Israel describes the event as a fatal mass casualty incident, while the Sydney Morning Herald mentions only the fire at the base.

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Several international outlets report a major fire at a military base in Alberta, Canada, following an incident that reportedly caused deaths and injuries. The Guardian and Geo News, citing Canadian officials, describe a "serious incident" without the headlines specifying its cause. The headlines differ on the death toll: some report confirmed fatalities, while others mention only feared or reported deaths.

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Supporters of the PT and Lula used green and yellow to mobilise social media after a call from Janones. Gazeta do Povo reports that the online dispute involves Flávio, who asks for food prices to be posted, and the PT, which is betting on green, yellow and Lula's L. Metrópoles quotes Celina at a motorcade in the Federal District saying the green-and-yellow army will go all the way.

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Donald Trump said the execution of the Fort Hood shooter will not be livestreamed, as reported by several outlets across multiple countries. Before the announcement, retired US military officers had urged the government to cancel the livestream. The Times of Israel wrote that Trump blocked a plan by Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth to broadcast the execution, while Fox News reported that survivors of the attack praised the decision.

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North Korea tested two types of submarine-launched cruise missiles, according to state media, as reported by The Japan Times and The Hindu. The South China Morning Post highlights that the test heightens tensions with Seoul. Yonhap reports that strategic cruise missiles were fired, possibly from a nuclear attack submarine.

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North Korea tested two types of submarine-launched cruise missiles, according to state media, as reported by The Japan Times and The Hindu. The South China Morning Post highlights that the test heightens tensions with Seoul. Yonhap reports that strategic cruise missiles were fired, possibly from a nuclear attack submarine.

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North Korea tested two types of submarine-launched cruise missiles, according to state media, as reported by The Japan Times and The Hindu. The South China Morning Post highlights that the test heightens tensions with Seoul. Yonhap reports that strategic cruise missiles were fired, possibly from a nuclear attack submarine.

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