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Migrant sex offender arrested after being released from prison in error — REUTERS / pwu404

UK Police · United Kingdom

Migrant sex offender arrested after being released from prison in error

45% Center coverage: 104 sources

BBC Strictly Come Dancing spoiler as 'one of the worst ever' results leaked

Celebrity · Oxford

BBC Strictly Come Dancing spoiler as 'one of the worst ever' results leaked

72% Center coverage: 18 sources

Icons week has seen the loss of another BBC Strictly Come Dancing contestant See the Story

Counting begins in Ireland’s presidential election — REUTERS / pwu404

Ireland Politics · Dublin

Counting begins in Ireland’s presidential election

41% Left coverage: 17 sources

Voting has ended in the Irish presidential election, which will decide who replaces outgoing head of state Michael D Higgins in November. The two main contenders - Catherine Connolly and Heather Humphreys - must wait until Saturday morning for the first indication of how the country has voted before finding out if they will become Ireland's 10th president.See the Story

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