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US moves nuclear submarines after ex-Russian president's comments
US President Donald Trump says two nuclear submarines are being deployed in the "appropriate regions".
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Italy plan to process migrants in Albania dealt blow by EU court
The court says the way Italy defines a "safe" country breaks EU law.
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King's nephew Peter Phillips engaged to NHS nurse
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Trump envoy visits controversial Gaza aid distribution site
The visit with the IDF follows near daily reports of deadly shootings in the vicinity of the sites.
Man, 76, charged after children fell ill at Leicestershire summer camp
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Car loan scandal payouts row - what's it about?
The Supreme Court will make a key decision which could unlock compensation for millions of motorists.
Millions denied car finance payouts after Supreme Court ruling
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France suspends Gaza evacuations after student antisemitism row
The Palestinian student, who arrived in France in July, has had her university accreditation withdrawn.
Top MoD civil servant to leave in wake of Afghan data breach
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Norris' openness used against him - Sainz
McLaren driver Lando Norris' openness in admitting his frailties is "used against him", according to his former team-mate Carlos Sainz.
Liverpool may not pursue Isak deal after Newcastle reject bid
Liverpool could walk away from a move for Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak after their opening £110m offer was rejected.
Civil service interns must be working class, government says
Internships will only go to students from poorer families in a push to make Whitehall more working class.
Confusion and anger in Switzerland - hit by highest tariffs in Europe
Trump threatened Switzerland with 31% tariffs but they ended up even higher, leaving the country asking why.