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Horror as US ICE plans to equip agents with £15m 'electric shock gloves' in 'cruel' anti-protester escalation

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By Liam James Doyle Verified
| AOL UK Verified
Anti-ICE protesters in the US could soon encounter immigration officers wielding "cruel" electric shock mittens capable of dealing painful jolts, according to a £15million ($20m) plan being pursued by the controversial agency. Democratic officials in the US have slammed the Trump administration after it was revealed the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) plans to provide officers employed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement specialised "conductive distraction and de-escalation devices".
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Solar eclipse watchers rejoice as moon slides in front of sun for once-in-a-lifetime celestial display

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By Liam James Doyle Verified, Saskia Rowlands Verified, Andy Lines Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Thousands of people across the UK and Europe were left in awe today after the continent's first total solar eclipse in nearly three decades blotted out the sun and doused searing temperatures. Crowds fell silent across the country and beyond, including in Land's End, the UK's most southerly point, this evening as the moon moved in front of the sun, switching a bright evening to near-complete nighttime for just over a minute.
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Rubbish collectors wade through sea of plastic after monsoon creates 'trash trap' in Manila

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By Liam James Doyle Verified
| AOL UK Verified
Workers have been deployed into a sea of rubbish and tasked with freeing one of the world's most populous cities from a tidal wave of refuse. Rubbish collectors are wading through nearly shoulder-deep waters in Paranaque City, in Manila, the Philippines, following nine days of torrential rainfall that has caused the deaths of at least 16 people.
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