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Powerboat driver dies after crashing into houseboat
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All eyes on Starmer after French pledge to recognise Palestine
The prime minister is facing pressure at home and abroad to recognise a Palestinian state.
NHS faces challenging few days during doctors strike, warns Streeting
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Rob Valetini grew up in Melbourne - can he give Australia the go-forward to get them back into the series against the British and Irish Lions in his hometown on Saturday?
UK ban on Palestine Action a 'disturbing' misuse of legislation, says UN rights chief
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Watch: Protesters pack Tel Aviv square to demand Gaza ceasefire
Demonstrators urged Isreal's leaders to end the war and bring back the hostages.
Thailand warns clashes with Cambodia could 'move towards war'
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Veteran jazz singer Dame Cleo Laine dies aged 97
She was the first British singer to win a Grammy in a jazz category and performed with all the greats.
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Uncertainty over Gaza ceasefire talks after US and Israel leave Doha
Hamas expresses "surprise" after US envoy Steve Witkoff accuses the group of showing "a lack of desire to reach a ceasefire".
Former MP Mhairi Black announces she has left the SNP
The SNP's former Westminster deputy leader said she disagreed with the party's stance on trans rights and Palestine.
'We lived through hell,' say Venezuelans released from mega-prison in El Salvador
Four men deported from the US to a notorious facility in El Salvador tell the BBC after their release they were mistreated.
How Epstein case is tearing apart Maga's online conspiracy wing
In conspiratorial pro-Trump spaces online, arguments rage over the US president's approach to the long-running saga.
Dwayne Johnson hails 'childhood hero' Hulk Hogan
The Rock says an act of kindness from the wrestling legend when he was 12 "meant the world".
South Park creator makes mock apology to Trump after White House attacks episode
The White House said an episode ridiculing Donald Trump was "a desperate attempt for attention".
Around 6,000 porn sites start checking ages in UK
Despite the law some remain sceptical about the effectiveness of porn age checks.
Jay Slater's death in Tenerife was accidental after he fell from a height, coroner rules
Jay Slater's friend Lucy Law begged him to get back to safety after he ventured off a mountain road.