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Child dies and 21 injured after school coach crash
The coach was bringing pupils back from a school trip when it overturned and fell 20ft.
Pope renews call for ceasefire after Israeli strike on Gaza church kills three
Israel's prime minister says it "deeply regrets that a stray ammunition hit" the Catholic Church of the Holy Family in Gaza City.
British spies and SAS named in Afghan data breach
The personal details of spies and soldiers were included in a data leak that also named 19,000 Afghans.
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For a case officer in MI6, having your name and details outed in public is potentially a career-killer.
Diane Abbott suspended by Labour Party after comments about racism
MP Diane Abbott is suspended by the Labour Party pending an investigation, the BBC understands.
White House says Trump diagnosed with vein condition after questions about bruises
The White House says bruising on his hands is consistent with damage from frequent handshakes while taking aspirin.
Lionesses score twice in two minutes to keep Euros hopes alive
England score two goals in two minutes courtesy of Lucy Bronze and Michelle Agyemang to get themselves level to force their Euro 2025 quarter-final against Sweden to extra-time.
Lionesses score twice in two minutes to keep Euros hopes alive
England score two goals in two minutes courtesy of Lucy Bronze and Michelle Agyemang to get themselves level to force their Euro 2025 quarter-final against Sweden to extra-time.
Former HSBC trader has fraud conviction overturned
Mark Johnson, 59, has fought to establish his innocence ever since he was convicted of fraud in 2017.
US seeks one-day prison for officer convicted in Breonna Taylor shooting
The former officer was convicted for violating Taylor's civil rights by using excessive force - a charge that carries a sentence of life in prison.
Meta investors settle $8bn lawsuit with Zuckerberg over Facebook privacy
Shareholders accused Meta leaders of damaging the company by allowing repeat violations of Facebook users' privacy.
Rate the players in Sweden v England
Rate the players out of 10 in England's Euro 2025 quarter-final against Sweden.
Votes for 16 Year Olds & Abbott Suspended
16 and 17 year olds will be able to vote in next general election for the first time.
Asllani punishes England error to give Sweden early lead
Captain Kosovare Asllani puts Sweden ahead against England inside two minutes after an error from Jess Carter in their Euro 2025 quarter-final clash at Stadion Letzigrund in Zurich.
Met Police to close half its front desks following budget cuts
The move would reduce police front desks across London from 37 to 19, and reduce the number open 24/7.
Connie Francis: Pretty Little Baby singer dies at 87
The singer had recently enjoyed a career resurgence after her 1960s song Pretty Baby went viral.
Slushies unsafe for children under seven, UK watchdog warns
Children under seven should not have the iced drink over health concerns about a chemical they contain, the FSA says.
Snoop Dogg becomes Swansea co-owner and investor
Rapper Snoop Dogg becomes a co-owner and investor at Swansea City after taking a minority stake in the Championship club.
Doctors strikes: BMA and Streeting talks 'constructive'
Resident doctors will walk out for five consecutive days from 25 July over a dispute about pay.
Watch: Why is Donald Trump asking Coca-Cola to change its recipe?
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