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The revelation of a major data leak and subsequent relocation of thousands of Afghans to the UK has raised serious questions.
BBC gains rare access to US base tracking global missile strikes
From their base in Colorado, Space Force units track missiles fired anywhere in the world.
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Details of thousands of Afghans who supported UK forces were mistakenly leaked under the last government.
Trans changing room row nurse cleared of misconduct as tribunal resumes
The hearings for Sandie Peggie's case against NHS Fife and transgender medic Dr Beth Upton began in February.
US deports five 'barbaric' migrants to Eswatini
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Prime Minister François Bayrou has angered MPs with a bid to cut two public holidays to rescue the country's finances.
Counter-terror scheme missed chance to treat Southport killer, says review
A major review found the Prevent system could have potentially turned the killer away from violence.
Boss of Guinness owner Diageo suddenly steps down
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The convicted ex-bike gang member playing at The Open
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How can Liverpool afford Isak after spending so much?
Liverpool have spent more than £170m on players this summer and are rumoured to be interested in Newcastle striker Alexander Isak.
Physician associates need new job title, says review
It also recommends PAs and AAs wear standardised clothing and badges to distinguish them from doctors.
Trans changing room row nurse cleared of misconduct as tribunal resumes
The hearings for Sandie Peggie's case against NHS Fife and transgender medic Dr Beth Upton began in February.
Faisal Islam: Inflation complicates next month's interest rate decision
Higher inflation could give the Bank of England pause for thought over cutting interest rates.
Trip drink ad banned over claim it makes you calm
The ad for the cucumber and mint drink made unauthorised health claims, the advertising watchdog found.
At least 20 killed in crush at US-backed GHF aid site in Gaza
For the first time, the Israel and US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation confirms deaths at one of its sites.
At least 20 killed in crush at US-backed GHF aid site in Gaza
For the first time, the Israel and US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation confirms deaths at one of its sites.
Barclays fined millions over financial crime risk lapses
The UK's financial watchdog says the bank had failed to properly check two of its clients.
Co-op boss confirms all 6.5 million members had data stolen in cyber-attack
In her first interview since the attack, Co-op's chief executive said she was "incredibly sorry" to customers.