A man is charged over the deaths of two men and two women who drowned trying to cross the Channel on Thursday.
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UK government officials say they are not entirely abandoning the agreement but have run out of time.
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BBC Middle East Correspondent Hugo Bachega hears from people affected by this week's attacks.
EU airline industry warns of fuel shortages if Strait of Hormuz stays closed
Airports Council International (ACI) Europe said its members had "increasing concerns" about the availability of jet fuel.
NHS to offer second dose of MenB vaccine after Kent outbreak
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Concerns after satellite provider restricts Iran images following US pressure
Planet Labs says it is restricting coverage of Iran and parts of the Middle East indefinitely.
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Melania Trump's speech propels Epstein crisis back to forefront
She has now placed herself squarely into the Epstein story and at odds with the administration, which wants to end the investigation.
Melania Trump's speech propels Epstein crisis back to forefront
She has now placed herself squarely into the Epstein story and at odds with the administration, which wants to end the investigation.
Trump administration unveils 250-foot 'Triumphal Arch' design
The new arch, if approved, would be taller than the US Capitol building and the Lincoln Memorial.
This idyllic US town was full of police families - and a serial killer in their midst
For years, rumours swirled about who could be behind the bodies that washed up on the shores of Gilgo Beach.
The Papers: 'Harry sued' and Vance warns Iran 'don't try to play us'
News of the Duke of Sussex being sued for defamation by a charity he co-founded dominates several of Saturday's front pages.
This idyllic US town was full of police families - and a serial killer in their midst
For years, rumours swirled about who could be behind the bodies that washed up on the shores of Gilgo Beach.
Your guide to the UK's music festival season for summer 2026
Glastonbury is having a fallow year but there are huge line-ups at many other festivals this year - and something different if you fancy that too.
Your guide to the UK's music festival season for summer 2026
Glastonbury is having a fallow year but there are huge line-ups at many other festivals this year - and something different if you fancy that too.