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Six years ago Trump's UN audience laughed, this year they were silent
The US leader's address was one of the clearest expositions of the way he sees the world, writes James Landale.
TV stations refuse to air 'insensitive' Jimmy Kimmel's show after ABC lifts suspension
The comedian's late-night show was suspended last week after his remarks about the killing of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk.
Booker Prize shortlist choice was agony, says Sarah Jessica Parker
The Sex and the City star is one of the judges for this year's award and has revealed its shortlist.
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Ragasa is the strongest storm anywhere on Earth so far this year.
'England gather their most hostile Ashes bowling attack since 1970'
England have got the hostile bowling attack of their dreams for this winter's Ashes series in Australia, writes Stephan Shemilt.
Evacuated Gazan students arrive in the UK to begin studies
They are the first group who have been helped to escape the conflict so they can attend universities across the UK.
Noel Clarke must pay £3m to Guardian after losing legal battle
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Amazon to close its UK grocery stores
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Cheryl stalker jailed for restraining order breach
A man who stalked the singer is jailed for 12 months after turning up at her home.
Prince and Princess of Wales show support for Southport families
The Prince and Princess of Wales met bereaved families from last year's deadly knife attack.
We'll stop Farage turning UK into Trump's America, says Davey
The Liberal Democrat leader attacks Nigel Farage in a speech to his party's autumn conference.
Nasa plans first crewed Moon mission in 50 years for February 2026
The mission around the Moon will pave the way for a lunar landing as soon as 2027.
Home Office loses bid to overturn court order blocking migrant's removal
It comes after the removal of an Eritrean man who arrived on a small boat was blocked at the last minute.
UK forecast to have highest inflation among richest nations
The influential policy group lifts its forecast for UK inflation, saying it will be 3.5% in 2025.
US players to give Ryder Cup money away after criticism
World number one Scottie Scheffler says he will use the money he is being paid to play at this week's Ryder Cup "to do some good in our local community".
How Dickie Bird became a cricket legend without scoring a run for England
Dickie Bird, who has died aged 92, did not play cricket for England, yet his status as a legend of the game is in no doubt, writes BBC chief cricket reporter Stephan Shemilt.
'Bird became cricket legend without scoring a run for England'
Dickie Bird, who has died aged 92, did not play cricket for England, yet his status as a legend of the game is in no doubt, writes BBC chief cricket reporter Stephan Shemilt.
Fact-checking Trump's claims over autism rates and vaccines
Experts have hit back at claims that use of a common painkiller could cause autism in children.