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Skateboarding postponed by 48 hours at Olympics as rain continues to wreak havoc
Adverse weather conditions in Paris have led to the Olympic men’s street skateboarding being postponed by 48 hours until Monday.
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SNP Sarwars no austerity under Labour pledge coming back to bite him
Anas Sarwar has been warned his election pledge of “no austerity under Labour” has come back to bite him amid reports the UK Chancellor will announce a £20 billion black hole.
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Common mouth bacteria found to melt certain cancers
A common type of bacteria has been found to make certain cancers “melt”, scientists have discovered.
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Sir Keir Starmer hails excellent Team GB athletes ahead of Paris Olympics
Sir Keir Starmer has extended his well-wishes to Team GB’s 327 athletes after watching flag-bearers Tom Daley and Helen Glover lead out the British contingent at the Olympic opening ceremony in Paris.
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Families pay tribute to four men killed after their car crashed into a tree
The families of four men killed after their car crashed into a tree in Gloucestershire have spoken of an “ocean of sadness” after their deaths.
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Celine Dion makes return to public performance at Olympics opening ceremony
Celine Dion has given her first live public performance since revealing she is living with stiff person syndrome (SPS), with a spectacular rendition from the Eiffel Tower at the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics.
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Reeves expected to approve inflation busting pay hikes for public sector workers
Rachel Reeves is expected to approve above-inflation pay rises for millions of public sector workers next week, amid concerns over the cost of further industrial action if the Government refuses.
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Paris Olympics off to a sodden start with a rain drenched opening ceremony
Paris welcomed the Olympic Games with an opening ceremony like no other as athletes sailed down the River Seine to the sound of Lady Gaga and more, but relentless rain put a dampener on the party.
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Three children who died in house fire are missed beyond measure parents say
The three children who died in an east London house fire are “loved beyond words and missed beyond measure”, their parents said, as they were named for the first time.
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John Hunt says messages of support like a hug following family crossbow deaths
BBC racing commentator John Hunt has told friends that every message of support “feels like a hug” following the deaths of his wife and two daughters in a crossbow attack, a colleague has said.
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Police officer under criminal investigation for assault after airport video
A police constable is under criminal investigation after a video emerged showing an officer kick and stamp on the head of a man as he lay on the floor at Manchester Airport.
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Britains Got Talent singers 43m damages claim thrown out of High Court
A Britain’s Got Talent contestant who sued the show’s producers for more than £40 million has had his claim thrown out at the High Court.
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Ted Baker preparing to shut all UK stores within weeks
Ted Baker could disappear from British high streets as the struggling fashion chain plans to shut all its stores within weeks.
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Temperatures set to soar this weekend as Met Office warns of heatwave
Temperatures are set to soar this weekend and into early next week as the Met Office warned of a heatwave.
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Ex Pcs who shared offensive messages in chat with Wayne Couzens lose appeals
Two former police officers who shared “grossly offensive” messages in a WhatsApp group with Wayne Couzens have lost a bid to overturn their convictions at the High Court.
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Crowds cheer as Snoop Dogg carries Olympic torch for Paris 2024 Games
Snoop Dogg sent the Saint-Denis crowds wild as he added a drizzle of celebrity “shizzle” to the final day of the Olympic torch relay in France.
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Met Police officer admits stealing money from dead man
A Metropolitan Police officer has pleaded guilty to misconduct in public office after stealing money from a man who died after collapsing.
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Adam Peaty aiming to save his best for the final with more tactical approach in Paris
Adam Peaty has an alternative blueprint in mind in the men’s 100 metres breaststroke to what won him two Olympic gold medals.
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MP who lost grandmother in infected blood scandal calls for culture change
An MP who grew up without a grandmother as a result of infected blood has pressed the Government on a “culture change” to help scandal-affected people access justice.
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Barack and Michelle Obama give endorsement for Kamala Harriss White House bid
Barack and Michelle Obama have endorsed Kamala Harris in her White House bid, giving the vice president the expected but crucial backing of the nation’s two most popular Democrats.
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Eurostar trains cancelled and diverted due to acts of malice in France
Several Eurostar trains to Paris have been cancelled and others diverted after “coordinated acts of malice” in France.
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Assisted Dying Bill gives glimpse of hope says Esther Rantzen
TV star Dame Esther Rantzen said she has “caught a glimpse of hope” with a fresh bid to legalise assisted dying being laid before Parliament today.
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Postcode lottery for care reflects perfect storm on costs demand and staffing
A “startling” postcode lottery for social care showing a higher rate of rejected requests for support depending on where someone lives has been branded “unacceptable” by campaigners.
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Streeting warns health watchdog not fit for purpose as report outlines failings
England’s health and social care watchdog is “not fit for purpose”, Health Secretary Wes Streeting has said, pledging immediate action to restore public confidence.
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Police decision to ram calf being investigated as criminal matter
A police decision to ram an escaped cow with a patrol car is being investigated as a criminal and internal misconduct matter.
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Rachel Reeves expected to unveil 20 billion hole in public finances
Rachel Reeves is expected to unveil a black hole in the public finances of around £20 billion, signalling that tax rises could be on the way.
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NHS issues national alert over blood shortages
The NHS has made an urgent appeal for more blood donors after it issued a national alert over shortages of certain blood types.
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Kamala Harris says she wants original plan for debate with Trump
Vice president Kamala Harris has told reporters that she is “ready to debate Donald Trump”.
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Migrants and homeless people cleared out of Paris during Olympics
Carrying backpacks and small children, hundreds of people sleeping on the streets of Paris climbed aboard buses surrounded by armed police on Thursday
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Burnham calls for calm as police officer is suspended following airport video
There has been a call for calm after a police officer was suspended following a video which appeared to show a man being kicked as he lay face down on the floor.
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Now most complained about broadband and landline provider latest Ofcom figures
Now has been named the most complained-about broadband and landline provider in the latest quarterly figures from regulator Ofcom.
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Man 40 charged after two XL bully dogs maul woman to death
A man has been charged with being the owner of two XL bully dogs which mauled a grandmother to death.
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Two guilty of criminal damage after throwing soup on Van Goghs Sunflowers
Two Just Stop Oil activists have been found guilty of criminal damage after throwing tinned soup at one of Vincent van Gogh’s most famous paintings.
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Starmer Reaping benefits of clean power will take time but bills will fall by 300
Sir Keir Starmer has warned it will “take time” to reap the benefits of clean power initiatives but stood by a claim that Labour’s plans will eventually drive down household bills by £300 a year amid confusion over the commitment.
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Ben Stokes says naming unchanged England XI against West Indies easy decision
England captain Ben Stokes insists it was an “easy decision” to stick with an unchanged side as they look to seal a series whitewash in the third Test against West Indies at Edgbaston.
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Man appears in court charged with attempted murder of Army officer in uniform
A man has been remanded in custody after appearing in court charged with the attempted murder of an Army officer in uniform near a barracks.
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Police officer suspended after footage sparks protest
A police officer has been suspended after a video which appeared to show a man being kicked as he lay on the floor sparked a protest.
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Amanda Abbington I faced inappropriate mean nasty bullying on Strictly
Actress Amanda Abbington has said she was subjected to “inappropriate, mean, nasty bullying” in a “toxic environment” while rehearsing for Strictly Come Dancing.
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Retailtainment The New Normal for Ecommerce
Reports indicate that 'retailtainment' is on the rise, that is the combination of online retail services and entertainment.
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Man charged over stabbing of uniformed Army officer
The attack happened in Gillingham in Kent on Tuesday evening
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Impact of two child benefit cap evident in food insecurity survey says charity
Almost a quarter of families with three children experienced food insecurity last month, according to research by a charity which said the findings show the impact of the two-child benefit cap.
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Government must reform system for children with educational needs say councils
The Government must urgently reform a failing system of support for children with special educational needs as spiralling costs have not led to better outcomes for pupils, councils have warned.
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AI could help two thirds of workers with daily tasks says study
Nearly two-thirds of jobs across the UK could be enhanced or improved by the use of artificial intelligence (AI), according to a new study commissioned by Google.
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Chancellor to bang drum for British business at G20 meeting in Brazil
Rachel Reeves has vowed to “bang the drum for British business” at the G20 in Brazil during her first international trip as Chancellor.
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Biden uses Oval Office address to explain his decision to quit 2024 race
He's thrown his support behind Vice President Kamala Harris because “the defence of democracy is more important than any title”.
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Tugendhat joins the Tory leadership race as more rivals expected to run
The Tory leadership contest is likely to heat up with more contenders expected to join Tom Tugendhat and James Cleverly in the race.
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Police officer removed from duty after airport kicking video
A police officer has been removed from operational duties following a “truly shocking” video shared on social media which appeared to show a police officer kicking a man lying on the floor at Manchester Airport.
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CrowdStrike blames bug that led to global tech outage
CrowdStrike is blaming a bug in an update that allowed its cybersecurity systems to push bad data out to millions of customer computers, setting off last week’s global tech outage.
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Netanyahu vows to press on with war in Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lauded United States-Israeli unity and praised President Joe Biden during a fiery speech to Congress.
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Tory leadership race begins after Sunaks election disaster
The battle for the future of the Conservative Party has officially begun as nominations opened in the contest to replace Rishi Sunak.
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Sexism and misogyny still on rise in English football data shows
Sexism and misogyny continue to be on the rise in English football, according to new data published by Kick It Out.
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University tuition fees in England should be cut to 6000 a year report
University tuition fees in England should be reduced to £6,000 a year to make post-18 education “more equitable” for students, a think tank has said.
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Popular ice creams jump in price by up to 38 in two years
Popular ice creams including Cornetto and Solero have jumped in price by up to 38% in the past two years, a consumer group has found.
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Williams annual private income more than 23 million
The Prince of Wales received an annual private income of more than £23 million last year, accounts have shown.
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Foreign Secretary to press commitment to free trade deal on first trip to India
David Lammy will push to reset the UK-India partnership on his first trip to the country as Foreign Secretary.
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Banks need to protect customers access to cash watchdog
Banks and building societies shutting branches will need to do more to make sure people can still access cash, under new rules being introduced by the UK’s financial watchdog.
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Cleverly becomes first to launch Tory leadership bid
James Cleverly has become the first Tory leadership hopeful to declare his candidacy in the race to replace Rishi Sunak.
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Kamala Harris kicks off campaign for US president
A roaring crowd of battleground state voters greeted vice president Kamala Harris on Tuesday as she opened her Democratic political case against Republican former president Donald Trump.
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Weight loss jab to be used to prevent heart attacks and strokes
Health officials in the UK have given the green light for a weight-loss jab to be used to prevent heart attacks and strokes in overweight people.
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Government defeats Kings Speech amendment call to scrap two child benefit cap
The Government has defeated a King’s Speech amendment calling for the two-child benefit cap to be scrapped.
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Charlotte Dujardin out of Olympics and hit with six month provisional ban
British Olympian Charlotte Dujardin has been provisionally suspended by equestrian’s governing body with immediate effect.
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Police officer critically ill after being stabbed by prison inmate
A police officer is critically ill after being stabbed in the chest at a high-security prison.
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Charlotte Dujardin withdraws from Paris Olympics over coaching session video
Charlotte Dujardin has withdrawn from the Olympics over a video from four years ago showing her making “an error of judgement” during a coaching session.
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Couple among six who died in horror crash were loving and caring
A couple killed in a horror crash between a motorcycle and a car which left six people, including two children, dead have been described as loving and caring parents by their son.
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Clapham chemical attacker took his own life within hours of incident coroner
Clapham chemical attacker Abdul Ezedi took his own life and drowned within hours of attacking a woman and two young girls, a coroner has ruled.
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Huw Edwards paid more than 475000 by BBC before resignation
Huw Edwards was paid more than £475,000 by the BBC last year before he resigned and left the corporation following the explicit photos furore.
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Kamala Harris has enough support to be the Democratic nominee
A survey has found she's secured enough delegates to challenge Donald Trump in November
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Fresh talks to be held to try resolve pay dispute involving train drivers
ASLEF bosses will meet with the Department for Transport
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Violence against women and girls a national emergency
That's according to a report commissioned by the National Police Chiefs’ Council and the College of Policing
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Rents hit new records with 17 inquiries per property
That's according to Rightmove
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New Tory Party leader to be announced on November 2
The timeline has been confirmed by the backbench 1922 committee
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Man jailed for life after trying to murder work colleague
Nicholas Fryers was found guilty by a jury at Maidstone Crown Court on November 17 last year
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Rwanda scheme has already cost taxpayers 700 million Cooper reveals
The Rwanda deportation scheme has already cost £700 million, Yvette Cooper has said, branding it the “most shocking waste of taxpayer money I have ever seen.”
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Police search fails to uncover remains of Muriel McKay
A search for the remains of Muriel McKay, who was murdered in 1969, has been unsuccessful.
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Girl 11 orphaned by crash which killed six people
An 11-year-old girl has been left orphaned following a horrific crash which killed four members of her family as well as two motorcyclists.
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Dementia diagnoses in England at record high
The number of people in England being diagnosed with dementia is at a record high, according to new figures from the NHS.
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Will Bayley No duty of care on Strictly when I suffered life changing injury
Strictly Come Dancing star Will Bayley has said he suffered serious injury while performing a jump on the BBC’s flagship show and has claimed there was “no duty of care”.
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Carpetright bought by Tapi in rescue deal but more than 1000 jobs face axe
Carpetright has been bought in a rescue deal by rival Tapi, but more than 200 stores are expected to shut and more than 1,000 jobs cut.
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Just Stop Oil protesters bailed in Stansted Airport paint spraying court case
Two Just Stop Oil protesters have appeared in court accused of damaging two jets that were sprayed with orange paint at Stansted Airport.
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Land for growing fruit and vegetables should be doubled new Government told
Farming and environment groups have called on the new Government to double the amount of land used to grow fruit and vegetables.
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More than half of parents fear they will not be able to afford a summer holiday
More than half of UK parents fear they will not be able to afford a holiday this summer, a survey suggests.
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Be flexible about staff watching Olympics employers urged
Employers are being urged to be flexible when allowing staff time off to watch the Olympic Games in the coming weeks.
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PM launches Skills England to tackle fragmented and broken training system
The Prime Minister is to launch a new body today to deal with Britain’s “fragmented and broken” skills training system.
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Luke Humphries beats Michael van Gerwen to win World Matchplay title
Luke Humphries became just the fourth man to win the World Championship and World Matchplay in the same year after a dramatic triumph in Blackpool.
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England win by 241 runs to clinch Test series
Shoaib Bashir helped himself to a flurry of West Indian wickets after hundreds from Joe Root and Harry Brook set up England’s series-clinching 241-run win at Trent Bridge.
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Joe Biden pulls out of 2024 US presidential race
US President Joe Biden has withdrawn from his bid for re-election, saying it is “in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down”.
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Sir Geoffrey Boycott readmitted to hospital with pneumonia
Sir Geoffrey Boycott has been readmitted to hospital after suffering a setback in his recovery from throat surgery, his family has revealed.
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Oscar Piastri triumphant at Hungarian Grand Prix
A furious Lando Norris was forced to give up the second Formula One victory of his career after he followed a McLaren team order to allow Oscar Piastri to win a controversial Hungarian Grand Prix.
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Police name 20 year old man as victim of daylight shooting in London
Jesse Lloyd-Smith, 20, was shot in East Surrey Grove, Peckham, shortly before 5pm on July 10.
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DVD and Blu Ray sales up despite streaming boom
The boss of HMV has said more shoppers are buying physical movies and TV shows again despite the recent streaming boom.
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Jeremy Hunt apologises for pandemic failings in wake of Covid inquiry report
Former health secretary responds in wake of Covid inquiry report
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Liverpool Under 18s walk off in two matches over alleged racist abuse
Two games abandoned after player makes abuse claim
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Tees Valley Mayor urges Suella Braverman to conduct Tory leadership bid with civility
Tees Valley Mayor urges ex-Home Secretary to conduct contest with 'civility'
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Abbington I thought long and hard before making Strictly complaint
Actress Amanda Abbington has said she “would not have been able to live with myself” if she had stayed silent about her Strictly Come Dancing experience.
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Botched DIY jobs leave homeowners forking out 329 on average
Botched DIY jobs, some of which have been inspired by TV shows, are costing homeowners more than £300 to fix on average, according to a survey.
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Centrica set to post 1bn first half profit
Centrica is expected to post just under £1 billion in first-half operating profits next week, after it said energy markets had returned to a “more normalised” backdrop earlier this year.
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Erik ten Hag says Man Utd are still a long way away from winning PL and CL trophies
Ten Hag says United are not ready to win PL and UCL
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Wizz Air plans to undercut Gulf carriers
Flight prices between the UK and the Middle East could be slashed to a quarter of current levels once Wizz Air receives new aircraft, the airline has claimed.
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves hints at above inflation public sector pay rise
Reeves says she will 'make sums add up' over public sector increases
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Donald Trump appears at first campaign rally since assassination attempt
Donald Trump has appeared at his first campaign rally since he survived an attempted assassination last week, returning to the battleground state of Michigan alongside his new running mate.
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Qualifier Dan Brown chasing unfathomable goal of Open win
Dan Brown insisted winning the Open continued to sound “unfathomable”, despite heading into the final round of his major debut just a shot off the lead.
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Man charged with arson and violent disorder after Harehills disturbances
A man has been charged with arson and violent disorder after serious disturbances in a Leeds suburb.
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Israel strikes Houthi targets in Yemen
The Israeli army said it has struck several Houthi targets in western Yemen following a fatal drone attack by the rebel group in Tel Aviv the previous day.
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Norris doesnt feel he has to prove a point by beating Verstappen
Lando Norris insisted he does not need to prove a point by converting pole position into victory over Max Verstappen at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
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Steph McGovern announces debut novel
TV presenter Steph McGovern has announced her debut novel and said it is about “power, corruption and lies”.
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Snooker champion Reardon dies aged 91
Ray Reardon ruled snooker in the 1970s when the man known fondly as ‘Dracula’ became a household name.
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Tugendhat gets leadership backing from two top Tories
Two senior Tories have thrown their weight behind Tom Tugendhat to be the new Conservative Party leader.
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Stem cells donated in 2008 change life of five year old
A five-year-old boy has been able to leave his home for the first time in six months following a successful stem cell transplant made from a baby’s umbilical cord blood which was donated 15 years ago.
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Bulgaria resort tops list of Europes best value family summer holiday
Bulgaria’s Sunny Beach has narrowly beaten Turkey’s Marmaris in a study assessing Europe’s best value family summer holiday resort.
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More flight cancellations and delays expected
Flight delays and cancellations are among the disruption expected to continue into the weekend after a global IT outage, as experts warned it could take weeks for systems to fully recover.
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Temperatures to drop after hottest day of the year
Clouds and cooler weather will return this weekend after the UK experienced the hottest day of the year so far on Friday, the Met Office has said.
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Five in custody after Harehills disorder
Five people have been taken into custody after scenes of violent disorder in a Leeds suburb, with police warning further arrests will be made as part of a “relentless” investigation.
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Global IT outage knocks airlines banks and others offline
Major infrastructure including airlines, train companies, banks and media outlets have ground to a halt after their computer systems were knocked offline
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Hottest day of the year recorded as temperature soars to 312C
The Met Office say the record for the year so far has been hit at Heathrow Airport
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Zelensky makes historic address to British cabinet
The Ukrainian President appealed for permission to strike Russian targets with Western weapons
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Biden campaign chief insists he will stay in race
The 81 year old is being urged by many Democrats to consider stepping aside
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Manhunt launched after prisoner absconds from London hospital
63 year old Graham Gomm was being held on remand for burglary offences at HMP Wormwood Scrubs
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Trump urges unity as he shares details of assassination attempt
He's accepted his party's presidential nomination at the Republican National Convention
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Police remain in Leeds suburb after violent disorder
Mayor of West Yorkshire Tracey Brabin has condemned the “violent and thoughtless actions” in Harehills
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Rafael Nadal sweeps into Swedish Open third round after win over Cameron Norrie
Rafael Nadal recovered from 4-1 down in the second set to claim victory over British number two Cameron Norrie in the second round of the Swedish Open at Bastad.
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Five Just Stop Oil protesters jailed for conspiracy to block M25
Five Just Stop Oil protesters, including one of its co-founders, have been jailed for several years for conspiring to organise protests that blocked the M25 motorway, in what are thought to be the longest sentences ever given for peaceful protest
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Wrongly jailed Andrew Malkinson could have been freed decade earlier
Andrew Malkinson, who was wrongly convicted of rape and jailed for 17 years, was “failed” by the Criminal Cases Review Commission and could have been exonerated almost a decade earlier, a review has found.
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Streeting Formal talks planned with junior doctors over pay row
Formal talks are to be held in a bid to resolve the long running junior doctors dispute, it has been announced.
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Starmer urges action on migrant crisis and aid for Ukraine at European summit
Sir Keir Starmer urged European leaders to address the illegal migration “crisis” and to stand firm in support of Ukraine as he sought to strengthen the UK’s ties with the continent.
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Covid 19 Inquiry Government and the civil service failed the public
The UK Government and the civil service “failed” the public due to “significant flaws” in preparing for the Covid-19 pandemic, a public inquiry has found.
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Starmer calls for reset in UK Europe relations as he hosts continents leaders
Sir Keir Starmer said he intends to “reset our relationship with Europe” as he hosted leaders from across the continent at a major summit.
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UK Covid 19 Inquiry to publish first report
Failures to properly prepare for a pandemic in the UK are expected to be laid bare on Thursday as the UK Covid-19 Inquiry publishes its first report.
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Wage growth falls back further but continues to outstrip inflation
UK earnings growth has fallen back further amid mounting signs of a weakening jobs market, but wages are outstripping inflation at the fastest pace for more than two-and-a-half years, according to official figures.
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President Biden tests positive for Covid 19
It's as he is campaigning in Las Vegas
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Starmer hosts summit to start new relationship with Europe
It's taking place at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire
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England complete T20 series whitewash against New Zealand
Heather Knight's side won by 20 runs against the Kiwis
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Tom Daley says his body is feeling the strain of gearing up for fifth Olympics
Tom Daley joked he wakes up a “lot more sore” now than he used to as he prepares to compete in his fifth Olympic Games.
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Drug which extends life of mice hints at longer healthy old age for humans
A new drug has increased the life of laboratory mice by up to 25%, according to a study.
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Fresh talks to be held in bid to resolve train drivers dispute
The Government is to hold fresh talks with the union representing train drivers in a bid to resolve their long-running pay dispute.
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Gary Lineker denies his criticism influenced Gareth Southgates departure
Gary Lineker has insisted his criticism of Gareth Southgate and his team during Euro 2024 had no influence on the England boss’s decision to step down.
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Chelsea and FIFA investigating after Enzo Fernandez posts offensive video
Chelsea and FIFA are investigating after midfielder Enzo Fernandez apologised for an “offensive” video posted on his Instagram account.
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We tried and it didnt work Maya Jama and Stormzy announce second break up
Maya Jama and Stormzy have announced their second break-up, saying “we tried and it didn’t work, and that’s okay”
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Kings Speech sets out plan to get Britain building
Sir Keir Starmer set out plans to tear up planning red tape, reform the economy and restore trust in politics in a sweeping set of changes in the Labour Government’s first King’s Speech.
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Fight against price rises sees UK inflation hold steady in June
UK inflation held steady in June as price rises across the country stayed at the Bank of England’s target level for the second month running, according to official figures.
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Biological changes found in rugby players who suffered multiple concussions
Researchers, led by academics from Durham University, looked for biomarkers in the blood
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Labour to take brakes off Britain with first Kings Speech
As many as 35 bills and draft bills are set to be announced
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Millions struggle to get appointment with NHS dentist
That's according to analysis by the British Dental Association
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Too many young people in care system still missing out on support
That's according to the Family Rights Group charity
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Sarina Wiegman relieved as England secure Euro 2025 qualification
The tournament will be held in Switzerland
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Johnson says Trump would help protect democracy against aggression
They met on the fringes of the Republican National Convention
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A young woman accused of throwing a milkshake over Nigel Farage has denied assault
The Reform UK leader was doused with what appeared to be a McDonald’s banana drink
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UK inflation to fall below target for first time in three years economists say
The fight against inflation in the UK could see it fall below the Bank of England’s target level for the first time in more than three years, economists have predicted.
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Labour promises packed agenda in Kings Speech
The Government is poised to present a “packed” legislative agenda focused on economic growth in the King’s Speech on Wednesday.
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Prince of Wales thanks Gareth Southgate for being all round class act
The Prince of Wales has personally thanked Gareth Southgate as an “England fan” for being an “all-round class act” and showing “humility, compassion, and true leadership” after he stepped down as manager in the wake of the Euro 2024 defeat.
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Body matches Jay Slaters fingerprints and death consistent with fall
It's said to be consistent with a fall
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Russia China Iran and North Korea are deadly quartet
The West faces a “deadly quartet” of Russia, China, Iran and North Korea, the head of the Government’s root-and-branch defence review has warned.
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Gething quits as Welsh First Minister following resignations from his Government
Vaughan Gething is quitting as Welsh First Minister after four members of his Government resigned and demanded he leave office.
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Gareth Southgate has stood down as England manager
He says it is time for a “new chapter” for the national team.
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Michael van Gerwen beats Luke Littler in first round at World Matchplay
MvG win 10-6 at Blackpool's Winter Gardens
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Burberry sparks FTSE 100 sell off
London's blue-chip index fell by 0.9% on the day
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Prime Minister launches review to strengthen UKs defence
It's in a bid to protect the country from a “more dangerous and volatile world”
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Rangers confirm temporary switch to Hampden
It's due to renovation work at Ibrox
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Concerns raised about dental health in deprived areas
The findings have been published in BMJ Public Health
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UK hospices in crisis and forced to cut services
That's according to the group, Hospice UK
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Trump receives enough delegate votes to be official Republicans nominee
He's announced Ohio Senator JD Vance as his vice presidential running mate
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Man appears in court charged with murder over bodies found in suitcases
A man has been remanded in custody after appearing in court charged with two counts of murder over the deaths of two men whose remains were found in suitcases in Bristol.
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Forecasting Resilience Analysing Projections of the UKs Economy
The UK is well known to be an economic heavyweight, ranking in the top ten globally for GDP.
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Body found in Tenerife search for missing Briton Jay Slater
A body has been found by Spanish police searching for missing Briton Jay Slater, it has been reported.
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Criminal barristers withdraw services across the country in second day of action
Criminal barristers have withdrawn services across the country, in the second of three days of action this month.
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Average price of a home fell by 1617 month on month in July
The average price tag on a home has dipped by more than usual for the month of July, according to a property website.
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Government cuts NatWest stake below 20 after latest share sale
The Government’s stake in NatWest Group has dropped to below 20% for the first time since the bank was nationalised in the 2008 financial crisis.
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Billie Eilish latest star to appear as CBeebies Bedtime Story reader
Billie Eilish is the latest star to treat children to a CBeebies Bedtime Story.
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Rishi Sunak should stay as Tory leader until November Andrew Mitchell says
A senior Tory has urged Rishi Sunak to stay on as party leader until November amid divisions in the party over how long the contest to replace him should take.
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King sends message to Donald Trump after assassination attempt
The King has written privately to Donald Trump after the former US president survived an assassination attempt, Buckingham Palace said.
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New search to begin at farm for remains of Muriel McKay who was murdered in 1969
A fresh search for the remains of Muriel McKay who was murdered in 1969 is due to begin at a farm on Monday.
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More than a third of major airports raise drop off fees
More than a third of major airports have raised drop-off fees for drivers in the past year, according to new research.
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Man charged with murder over bodies found in suitcases as victims named
A 34-year-old man has been charged with two counts of murder over the deaths of two men whose remains were found in suitcases in Bristol, police said.
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Children risk becoming forgotten generation due to NHS waits report
Children and young people risk becoming a forgotten generation owing to crippling waits for NHS care, health leaders have warned.
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Man to keep England Euro winners tattoo until next tournament in 2028
A football fan with an England “Euro Winners” tattoo does not intend to cover it up and said he “still loves” the permanent ink, despite the Three Lions defeat.
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Biden appeals for unity after Trump assassination attempt
The US President Joe Biden is calling on the country to “unite as one nation”
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What Are the Best Ways to Discover Culture and History in Galway
A trip to Galway is an opportunity to discover the culture and heritage nestled in this part of Ireland.
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Gareth Southgate says not the time to discuss England future after final loss
England outplayed by Spain and lose 2-1
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Final heartbreak for England again as late winner earns Spain Euro 2024 glory
England’s wait for a first major men’s trophy since 1966 goes on after substitute Mikel Oyarzabal struck at the death as Spain inflicted a second successive European Championship final defeat on Gareth Southgate’s side.
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England fans descend on streets and bars after Southgates rallying cry
Football fans have descended on the streets and pubs of England and Germany after Gareth Southgate’s rallying cry ahead of the Euros final.
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Southgate England Euros win can bring happiness to our nation
Gareth Southgate has said he hopes England’s footballers can bring “happiness to our nation” by winning their first major competition in almost 60 years.
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Kate attends Wimbledon mens final with Princess Charlotte
The Princess of Wales is attending the Wimbledon men’s final with her daughter, Princess Charlotte, in her second public engagement since announcing her cancer diagnosis.
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Trump assassination attempt what we know so far
Former US president Donald Trump has been shot and injured in an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania
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Trump shot and injured in assassination attempt
It happened as the former US president was speaking at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania
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England hope to give fans special night with Euro 2024 win
Gareth Southgate and Harry Kane say they both know the importance of a win to the country
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PM condemns appalling shooting at Trump rally
Former US president Donald Trump has been shot and injured in an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania
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Starmer wishes England the very best
The Prime Minister says they've 'made the country proud', ahead of tonight's Euro 2024 final against Spain
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Princess of Wales to attend Wimbledon mens final
She will present the trophy to either Novak Djokovic or Carlos Alcaraz
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Barbora Krejcikova holds off fightback to win Wimbledon title
She beat Jasmine Paolini in three sets
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Southgate I want England to win so much it hurts
Gareth Southgate says he leads England into the European Championship final against Spain wanting “to win so much on Sunday it hurts”.
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Full England squad trains ahead of Euro 2024 final
England’s full squad trained ahead of their departure to Berlin for the Euro 2024 final against Spain.
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Kane v Laporte and Foden v Rodri Key battles when England take on Spain
England meet Spain in Sunday’s Euro 2024 final looking to win their first major men’s silverware in 58 years.
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BBC commentators devastation after wife and daughters crossbow deaths
A BBC racing commentator has said “the devastation we are experiencing cannot be put into words” after his wife and two daughters were killed with a crossbow.
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Anglo Spanish couples tense but fun watching Euros final together
Anglo-Spanish couples have said they anticipate a “tense” but “fun” atmosphere in their homes during the Euro 2024 final.
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Stevie Nicks brings out Harry Styles at BST
Fleetwood Mac star Stevie Nicks paid tribute to the late Christine McVie at British Summer Time (BST) festival by bringing out Harry Styles for a rendition of Landslide.
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Declan Rice ready to run through a brick wall as England seek Euro 2024 glory
Declan Rice insists he is ready to “run through a brick wall” to set England on course for Euro 2024 glory.
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More remains found as police name suspect over bodies in suitcases
The suspect sought by police investigating the deaths of two men whose remains were found in two suitcases in Bristol has been named as 24-year-old Colombian national Yostin Andres Mosquera, the Metropolitan Police said.
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Lionesses move within a point of Euro 2025
England took one step closer to booking a place at Euro 2025 with a 2-1 victory over the Republic of Ireland in their Carrow Road qualifier.
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Euphoria to start filming third season three years on from announcing return
Euphoria is set to start filming the third season of the teen show three years on from the last instalment airing.
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Novak Djokovic eases past Lorenzo Musetti to set up Carlos Alcaraz final rematch
Novak Djokovic set up a blockbuster repeat of last year’s Wimbledon final against Carlos Alcaraz after swatting aside Lorenzo Musetti.
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Sergio Gomez excited for new adventure at Real Sociedad after leaving Man City
Manchester City left-back Sergio Gomez has joined Real Sociedad on a permanent deal.