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Train hero who saved passengers during attack named
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All-rounder Sean Williams will no longer be considered for selection after admitting to a drug addiction, Zimbabwe Cricket announces.
England drawn with Spain in World Cup qualifying
England are drawn with Spain in their qualifying group for the 2027 Women's World Cup as Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland all learn their opponents.
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Tommy Robinson cleared of terror offence after not giving police access to his phone
Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, was found not guilty at Westminster Magistrates' Court.
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Dick Cheney: Former US vice-president who helped lead 'war on terror'
The Washington insider whose vast experience of American politics was crucial to the presidency of George W Bush and widely seen as the architect of the "war on terror.
Paris launches lottery for burial plots among famous artists
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Arise, Sir David - Beckham receives knighthood
Former England captain David Beckham received a knighthood at Windsor Castle for his services to football and British society.
Arise, Sir David - Beckham receives knighthood
Former England captain David Beckham received a knighthood at Windsor Castle for his services to football and British society.
Primark's UK sales fall as owner explores spinning off fashion retailer
ABF explores spinning off Primark chain from food brands as UK shoppers cut back on fashion purchases
Reeves lays ground for painful Budget, but will it be worth it?
The chancellor's pitch: the Budget will be painful, due to the actions of others, but it will be worth it, to tackle debt, help public services and promote growth.
Polls open in US elections - here are five things to watch
Though President Donald Trump is not on the ballot, his agenda looms large over the races in New York City, New Jersey, and Virginia.
Stokes signs England deal to home Ashes in 2027
Captain Ben Stokes extends his England central contract through to the end of the next home Ashes series in 2027.
At least three dead as typhoon causes devastation in the Philippines
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