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The US president's videographer "may have inadvertently triggered the safety function" while capturing his arrival, the UN says.
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Kyiv can win all of Ukraine back from Russia, Trump says
The US president says Ukraine can win back land with support from Nato and Europe, marking a major shift in his position.
NHS trust repays £5m over maternity failings
Leeds NHS Trust was paid the money after claiming services met safe standards of care.
The Papers: 'West going to hell' and 'Kate and William's support' for Southport
Trump's UN speech and the visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales to Southport make Wednesday's headlines.
Phone spyware scandal deepens in Greece as four appear in court
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How George grabbed lifeline in Chelsea's problem position
Chelsea attacker Tyrique George snatches an all-important equaliser at Lincoln City - and it feels like he is grabbing an unlikely lifeline at his boyhood club.
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On a night when Liverpool celebrated the goalscoring arrival of their record signing Alexander Isak, a moment of madness proves costly for their other in-form forward.
Casualties from Israeli strikes overwhelm Gaza City medics
Australian doctors say they are having to operate in filthy conditions with few or no anaesthetics.
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Killed seeking food - Jeremy Bowen on Abdullah's shooting and Gaza's lethal aid system
Inside Panorama and BBC Eye's investigation into hunger in Gaza and why so many are risking their lives for aid.
Chris Mason: Punchy Lib Dems use Reform UK as call to action
The party is taking on Nigel Farage in a way Labour and the Tories either can't or won't, our political editor writes.
The Gen Z revolution in Asia shows the power of the young - and their limits
Anti-corruption demonstrations, powered by social media, have toppled a government - but will they lead to lasting change?
Man found guilty of attempting to assassinate Trump in Florida
Ryan Routh, 59, was spotted hiding in bushes with a rifle at the president's Florida golf club last year.
Man found guilty of attempting to assassinate Trump in Florida
Ryan Routh, 59, was spotted hiding in bushes with a rifle at the president's Florida golf club last year.
Dani Dyer pulls out of Strictly with broken ankle
The TV presonality says she "landed funny" in training on Friday and a scan has confirmed a fracture.
Six years ago Trump's UN audience laughed, this year they were silent
The US leader's address was one of the clearest expositions of the way he sees the world, writes James Landale.