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Who has made Troy's Premier League team of the week?
After every round of Premier League matches this season, Troy Deeney gives us his team of the week. Do you agree with his choices?
Getting West Ham fans back onside is 'main priority' - Nuno
New West Ham boss Nuno Espirito Santo said becoming closer to the supporters is the "main priority" for his side.
Blair would help oversee Gaza transition under Trump plan
The former UK prime minister is the first named member of a new "Board of Peace" chaired by Donald Trump.
Trump and Netanyahu agree new US peace plan for Gaza
The US and Israeli leaders said they have agreed a peace plan for Gaza and warned Hamas to accept it.
Bowen earns new West Ham boss Nuno draw at Everton
Watch Premier League highlights as new West Ham United manager Nuno Espirito Santo earns a draw at Everton in his first match in charge.
'Stirring Sunday fightback cannot hide US Ryder Cup shortcomings'
America's final-day comeback brought unexpected respectability to the final score - but also exposed how far the US lag behind Europe in their Ryder Cup efforts, writes Iain Carter.
What we know about Michigan church shooting and arson attack
Officials have not yet named a motive for the shooter or the names of the four people killed.
Afghanistan telecom blackout as Taliban shuts off internet
Phone and internet connections are down nationwide after the Taliban cut fibre-optic connections to prevent "immorality".
Europe captain 'thinking about' third term after Ryder Cup victory
Luke Donald will "think about" being European Ryder Cup captain again, but says he will not "rush into a decision" after Sunday's victory in New York.
Two more years? Europe captain Donald not ruling out third term
Luke Donald will "think about" being European Ryder Cup captain again, but says he will not "rush into a decision" after Sunday's victory in New York.
Investigators search for motive in deadly Michigan church attack
Officials have interviewed more than 100 people as they work to establish why a gunman attacked a church and set it on fire.
Trump texts McIlroy - Europe troll US President in reply
Europe's players celebrate a knee-knocking 15-13 Ryder Cup victory over the United States in New York by trolling Donald Trump.
Why the US government might shut down and what to know
If no deal is struck by the end of Tuesday, the US will have its first shutdown in nearly seven years.
Scottish schools must have separate toilets for boys and girls
The Scottish government has issued new guidance following two landmark court rulings.
Where is her husband?! Raye on her hit song and five-year plan to start a family
Chatting with her sisters, the pop star says her new single, Where Is My Husband!, is a pop manifesto.
Reeves warns of harder choices to come as she hints at tax rises
The chancellor says choices have been made "harder" by international events and the "long-term damage" done to the economy.
Faisal Islam: Reeves pre-emptively justifies tax rises
The chancellor linked tough decisions "in coming months" to global headwinds and OBR productivity reassessment.
One day of planning went into Covid school closures, inquiry hears
This part of the inquiry is looking at the impact the pandemic had on children and young people.
'Into the pressure cooker again' - assessing England's World Cup chances
England women have experienced a turbulent year, so what are the expectations in Nat Sciver-Brunt and Charlotte Edwards' first significant assignment?
Japanese brewing giant Asahi hit by cyber-attack
The brewer says the attack hit shipping and customer service operations, but its European business is not affected.