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Dame Sarah, a former chief nursing officer, was previously the first female Bishop of London.
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The home secretary told BBC Breakfast she was disappointed pro-Palestinian protests went ahead.
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'Our hearts are shattered', Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis tells BBC
The UK's Chief Rabbi, Sir Ephraim Mirvis, said the attack was not only an "attack" against the Jewish community but "an attack against the values of our society".
Green leader Zack Polanski backs legalisation of all drugs
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Renault customers told to be vigilant after data hack
The warning comes after a company that looks after data for the carmaker was hacked.
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Vaccine breakthrough for deadly elephant virus
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Reform Send system now or face billions in extra costs, ministers warned
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The Papers: 'Knife and vehicle attack' and 'Face of hatred'
The deadly Manchester synagogue attack on Yom Kippur dominates Friday's papers.
Munich airport reopens after drone sightings force closure
Dozens of flights were cancelled or redirected at Munich International Airport after drone sightings.
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Former Israeli hostage 'very worried' Trump's peace plan will not happen
Eli Sharabi tells BBC in a rare interview that Trump must "finish the job" by ensuring the release of the remaining 48 hostages.
Former Israeli hostage 'very worried' Trump's peace plan will not happen
Eli Sharabi tells BBC Trump must "finish the job" by ensuring the release of the remaining hostages.