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The management of the UK department store Marks and Spencer's are demanding more action to tackle a surge of disorder and theft.
It follows incidents of so-called link-ups across the country - where groups of young people arrange to meet using social media, before surging into shops.
An M&S store was among shops targeted after groups of young people gathered in South London earlier this week.
The Home Office says it's giving police stronger powers to deal with similar incidents.
Vicki Shotbolt is from the group Parent Zone:
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OUT: "...role to play."
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Humans have left Earth's orbit for the first time since the 1970s.
The Artemis two mission crew completed a critical engine burn and have started the next stage of their journey to the far side of the Moon.
Over the coming days, they'll go further into space than anyone else in history.
Talking via videolink, Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen gave his thoughts to mission control.
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OUT: "...of the situation."
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Markets in Asia mostly traded higher on Friday on hopes of the Strait of Hormuz reopening amid the conflict in the Middle East.
Japan's Nikkei 225 gained about 1 per cent in morning trade in Asia, while South Korea's Kospi rose about 2 and a half per cent.
Rebecca Bundhun has more from Mumbai.
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The Trump administration has adjusted tariffs on foreign steel, aluminum and copper, aiming to simplify compliance. It 's also imposing a 100 percent tariff on certain imported medicines if their makers refuse to build American factories and lower prices.
Kate fisher reports from Washington
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Foreign ministers and senior politicians from more than 40 countries are meeting virtually to discuss how to fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
The vital waterway off the south coast of Iran has almost completely closed for a month, leading to huge spikes in oil and gas prices globally.
The meeting is being hosted by the UK who have condemned 'Iranian recklessness'... from the Foreign Office in London, Stuart Smith reports.
IN: "This meeting was…"
OUT: "...the fighting stops."
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NASA's first crewed mission to the moon in more than 50 years has blasted off in Florida.
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Artemis II is due to take the crew further into space than anyone has gone before.
The mission won't land on the moon but will pass its far side - hopefully paving the way for a lunar landing in two years time.
Crowds packed roads and beaches near Cape Canaveral to watch the launch:
IN: "It was amazing…"
OUT: "...a universal event."
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India has waived customs duties on critical petrochemicals amid the Middle East conflict.
The temporary move – in place until the end of June - aims to ease input costs for manufacturers.
Rebecca Bundhun has more from Mumbai.
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