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Prince Andrew book seals his fate for any return
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Howe says he 'can't involve' Isak at Newcastle - is there a way back?
Eddie Howe says it is "clear" that he "can't involve" Alexander Isak at Newcastle United for now, and he doubts that will change before the start of the season.
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One dead as wildfires rage in southern Greece
Across the country, more than 50 agricultural and forest fires have broken out in the past 24 hours - one of the worst days this summer.
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MP mistook charity rowers as possible 'illegal migrants'
Rupert Lowe says he will donate £1,000 to charity but makes "no apologies over being vigilant".
MP mistook charity rowers as possible 'illegal migrants'
Rupert Lowe says he will donate £1,000 to charity but makes "no apologies over being vigilant".
Woman in her 60s dies after incident in sea off Skegness beach
The woman in her 60s was given CPR following a major search off Skegness beach.
Rockets race to comfortable win over Phoenix
Trent Rockets cruise to a six-wicket victory over Birmingham Phoenix to get off to a winning start in The Hundred.
What Israel's Gaza City takeover plan could mean for Palestinians
Israel has approved a plan to take control of Gaza City, which it says is part of its strategy to end the war.
Israel rejects international criticism of Gaza City takeover plan
Israel's defence minister says countries that condemn Israel and threaten sanctions "will not weaken our resolve".