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1. Starmer and European leaders criticise Trump plan to apply tariffs over Greenland

   The US president says several European allies opposed to his plans to buy Greenland will face 10% tariffs from February.

2. Molly Russell's dad says under-16 social media ban would be wrong

   The online safety campaigner says it is better to enforce current laws than use "sledgehammer" techniques.

3. US judge restricts ICE response to Minneapolis protesters

   The legal order comes ahead of planned weekend protests and counter protests in the city amid ongoing immigration enforcement actions.

4. Iran supreme leader acknowledges thousands killed during recent protests

   Ayatollah Ali Khamenei says some deaths were “inhuman” and “savage” but blames the US.

5. Ant and Dec sorry after 'insensitive' podcast promo prompts backlash

   A social media video publicising their new podcast drew criticism for evoking "suicide imagery".

6. US strike in Syria kills man linked to attack on soldiers, officials say

   The US Central Command said in a statement that Bilal Hasan al-Jasim was killed in the attack on Friday.

7. Big chains accused of masquerading as independent restaurants on delivery apps

   Justina John says independent restaurants are "small fish trying to swim with the sharks".

8. What a seventh term for 81-year-old leader means for Uganda

   Yoweri Museveni has won a record seventh term in elections after promising that the fledgling oil sector will boost the economy.

9. Jenrick's move is massive - but could it cause a bigger fight on the right?

   He's a big political character adapting to a new political tribe, but his move could be overshadowed by a poisonous row.

10. A hotline to report vapers and caning if you're caught: Singapore's e-cigarette crackdown

    The city-state wants to stamp out e-cigarettes with harsh penalties including caning and fines.