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Drone films ‘big cat’ prowling around British field in third sighting in one monthMen claim animal was 'three feet long' and bigger than any cat they had ever seen
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Malia, on the Greek island of Crete, has seen an unprecedented 800% rise in bookings over last year’s figures.Daily Star Online witnessed raucous scenes on the Malia strip last summer – so it’s set to get even wilder this year.
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Ministers spend extra £160m on Brexit consultant contractsIn February, an analysis for the BBC found the government had agreed contracts worth £104m for outside help on Brexit. At the time, Dave Penman, the general secretary of the FDA, the professional association for civil servants, called the sum "eye watering".He also said it was "no surprise following almost a decade of austerity that has seen the civil service shrink by almost a quarter".
Turkey to rerun vote in Istanbul following opposition winTurkey's electoral body has ordered that Istanbul's local elections be re-held after a shock opposition victory in March, Turkish state media reported.President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's AK Party questioned the slim win by the opposition CHP, claiming there were "irregularities and corruption".CHP deputy chair Onursal Adiguzel said the rerun showed it was "illegal to win against the AK Party".
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