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Details of the attack in Utah are still unclear, but a large manhunt is under way for the shooter.
The Papers: 'Harry's tea with the King' and 'Mandelson on brink'
Prince Harry and King Charles met in London for the first time in 19 months.
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The king and his son have met in person for the first time since February 2024 - but the clues a reunion was nearing have been there, writes senior royal correspondent Daniela Relph.
Police manhunt intensifies for suspect
Police are searching door-to-door in the hunt for the suspect who shot the conservative activist and influential Trump ally at a Utah campus.
Firms will hesitate to invest in US after raid – S Korea president
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Witnesses describe shooting scene
Witnesses at the Utah campus event describe what it was like in the moments before and after the single shot rang out.
We're in a golden age of cancer treatment - but red tape is creating postcode lottery, doctors warn
Experts say bureaucracy is "stifling innovation" and that applying for funding to pay for new treatments can be "cumbersome".
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Nepal turmoil adds to India's woes in South Asia
Any instability in the country is a cause of concern for India because of Nepal's strategic location.