Unesco: Women ahead in higher education, but rural-urban gap hits schoolgirls
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Former store manager and Circle K in court over $12.8M lottery ticket
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Man in Batman costume chases thief and climbs cathedral wall to recover stolen handbag
A man dressed as Batman gave chase to a suspected thief who had snatched a handbag. The pursuit ended with the man scaling a cathedral wall to reach the fleeing suspect. He managed to recover the stolen handbag and return it to its owner. The incident highlights an unusual moment of public-spirited intervention in an otherwise routine theft.
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US Soldier Arrested in London Over Suspected Russia-Linked Espionage
A United States Army soldier was detained on Tuesday in England on suspicion of espionage connected to Russia, according to counterterrorism police. The arrest was made in London, though the details provided so far are limited. Authorities have not publicly disclosed the specific information the suspect is alleged to have sought or passed on. The case highlights ongoing concerns over foreign intelligence activity involving military personnel. Further details are expected as the investigation proceeds.
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