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Rayner 'clings on' as she 'fights for political survival'
Angela Rayner's admission that she underpaid stamp duty on her flat in Hove dominates Thursday's papers.
'Very solid' Sinner sweeps aside Musetti to reach semis
Jannik Sinner continues his US Open title defence in dominant fashion as he sweeps past fellow Italian Lorenzo Musetti to reach the semi-finals.
Trump appeals to US Supreme Court to rule on legality of tariffs
The move is in response to a lower court ruling that some tariffs did not fall within the president's mandate.
China spectacle shows dangers of Trump's high-risk trade policy
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Judge overturns Trump administration funding cuts to Harvard
A court rules the Ivy League college's free speech rights were violated, but the White House vows to appeal.
Lisbon in shock after funicular crash leaves 15 dead
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Epstein accusers say they are compiling list of his associates
Victims of the disgraced financier give emotional accounts of abuse in a news conference on the steps of the US Capitol.
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Naomi Osaka says her "dream is coming true" as she made her return to the semi-finals in New York with victory over Karolina Muchova.
American Eagle shares soar as Sydney Sweeney ads seen driving sales
The US actress was part of the company's controversial "Great Jeans" campaign which drew a backlash.
How rewatching 'painful' Wimbledon final inspired Anisimova to beat Swiatek
Amanda Anisimova says she rewatched her Wimbledon final defeat by Iga Swiatek to inspire her to victory over the second seed in the US Open quarter-finals.
UK and allies ready to back Ukraine before and after peace deal
The UK and other allies hope to obtain clear US backing for their efforts to shore up Ukraine's defences.