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By John Crace
UK will recognise Palestinian state in September unless Israel agrees to Gaza ceasefire and other conditions
Starmer finally sets out his stance on Palestinian statehood
Bowen: Plan to recognise Palestinian state a big change for British foreign policy
US joins Israel in accusing Starmer of rewarding Hamas
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Donald Trump deflects calls to look again at tariff on Scotch whisky
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By Julia Bryson
UPDATE: Murder Investigation Launched Following Death of a Woman, Batley
Suspected robber's arrest leads police to find woman's body in house - and officers fear two others 'may have come to harm'
Murder probe as woman found dead after Asda 'armed robbery'
By James Holt
Major update as murder victim pictured after Asda robbery sparks fears for two others
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Full coverage of this storyPolice officers ‘also abused’ Rotherham grooming gang victims
By Ed Thomas and Ruth Green
Rotherham grooming gang survivors have 'no faith' in South Yorkshire Police
Five survivors of Rotherham grooming gangs say they were also raped by police officers
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Rotherham police sexually abused us too, say five grooming victims
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Rotherham survivors say they were also abused by police officers
By Dave Higgens
Full coverage of this storyUS murder plot suspect Aimee Betro 'did not have a gun' during Birmingham visit
US 'hitwoman' accused of failed murder plot against Birmingham shop owner says evidence is 'terrible coincidence'
By Rebecca Henrys
US woman claims murder bid evidence against her is ‘terrible coincidence’
By Matthew Cooper
US woman accused of murder plot claims she flew to UK for birthday celebrations
By Matthew Cooper
American 'hitwoman' tells court she was too fat to be the 'shooter' caught on CCTV footage
By Claire Duffin
Full coverage of this storyPolice seek Tommy Robinson after alleged assault at London station
By Vikram Dodd
Police seek to question Tommy Robinson in connection with station assault
By Aleks Phillips
Police investigate assault as video appears to show Tommy Robinson at station
Police investigate incident at St Pancras station involving 'unconscious man'
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Full coverage of this storyFalse alarm sparks cordon around Donald Trump's golf course
By Danyel Vanreenen
Scotland gives Trump three things he likes - and one thing he doesn't
By Sarah Smith
Donald Trump increases his golf footprint in Scotland while world looks elsewhere | Ewan Murray
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By Ewan Murray
US President Donald Trump calls First Minister John Swinney a 'special guy' as he opens golf course in Aberdeenshire
By Jenness Mitchell
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Full coverage of this storyMajor search operation underway after person 'enters water' - live updates
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Hillsborough bereaved urge Starmer not to appoint ex-Sun editor to senior role
By Michael Savage
Hillsborough bereaved hit out at reported appointment of former Sun editor to senior government role
By Faye Brown
Liverpool metro mayor criticises ex-Sun editor's government role
Liverpool Mayor attacks Starmer for ‘deeply insensitive’ Sun appointment
By Genevieve Holl-Allen
Who is David Dinsmore? The former Sun editor given top comms job by Starmer
By Albert Toth
Full coverage of this storyThree-minute silence for Southport victims
By Angela Ferguson
Southport MP says town won’t be defined by atrocity one year on from attack
By Josh Halliday
Southport stabbing victim reveals how she survived attack - and fears 'it could happen again'
By Greg Milam
'Feeling Bebe's presence is what keeps us going'
By Angela Ferguson
One year on from Southport, Sir Keir remains as clueless as ever
By Isabel Oakeshott
Full coverage of this storyA Year On From The Southport Riots, Is The UK Really On The Edge Of Mass Civil Disobedience?
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Full coverage of this storyZarah Sultana proposes new name for hard-Left party
By Genevieve Holl-Allen
Labour focused on appeasing Reform, not beating them, says Jeremy Corbyn
By Pippa Crerar
Could Jeremy Corbyn's new party shake up politics?
By Becky Morton and Sam Francis
Do you think it is a good or a bad thing that Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana have set up their own political party?
Zarah Sultana reveals what she wants new political party with Jeremy Corbyn to be called
By Kate Devlin
Full coverage of this storyHospitals make record number of requests for doctors to work during strikes, BMA claims
By Rebecca Thomas
The right wants to kill off the NHS. Striking doctors are playing into their hands | Polly Toynbee
Opinion
By Polly Toynbee
'Hardline' BMA blocks emergency pleas for strike doctors to work
By Nick Triggle
Tories would ban strikes by NHS doctors - Badenoch
By Emma Rossiter
Resident doctors threaten further strikes as government rules out additional pay hikes
Full coverage of this storyBereaved parents ‘horrified' by Leeds maternity services report
By Divya Talwar and Natalie Truswell
Parents 'horrified' by maternity services report
By Divya Talwar and Natalie Truswell
Staff left 'vulnerable' after concerns 'ignored' by trust leadership
By Alison Moore
Teaching trust CEO to leave amid maternity scrutiny
By Matt Mathers
Leeds maternity: Report into care makes "horrifying reading" say bereaved families
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Full coverage of this storySecond suspect arrested after man seriously injured in 'shooting'
By Matthew Fulton
Full coverage of this storyAbramovich business associate Eugene Shvidler fails to overturn UK sanctions
By Simon Goodley
Abramovich ally loses Supreme Court battle over Russian sanctions
By Louis Goss
Supreme Court judges clash over sanctions appeal by Abramovich associate Eugene Shvidler
By Michael Cross
Russian billionaire loses UK court case, sanctions remain in place – Reuters
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Oil tycoon Eugene Shvidler fails to overturn UK sanctions
By Alistair Gray
Full coverage of this storyWhat Met Office says on reports 35°C heatwave to hit Wales
By Andrew Forgrave
UK weather: Will we get another heatwave in August?
By Matt Taylor and Ben Rich
How hot will the UK weather be for the rest of the summer holidays?
By James Cheng-morris
Week-long summer holiday heatwave will see Brits bask in 37C jet stream scorcher
By Zesha Saleem
Is Scotland set for early August heatwave as extreme temps of 40C predicted in UK?
By Fionnuala Boyle
Full coverage of this storyTributes to 'shining star' arts student, 19, killed in horror HGV crash
By Paul Britton and Ben Haslam
Family pay tribute to 'shining star' killed in crash
By Sarah Turnnidge
Teenager killed and two seriously injured in car crash after collision with lorry on A4
By Jabed Ahmed
Tributes pour in for 'shining star' killed in major A-road crash
Loving tribute to young woman who died in Corsham crash
By Phoebe Hobbs
Full coverage of this storyMillions of workers could lose £18,000 in state pension if they have to wait until 68
By Tanya Jefferies
Millions to lose up to £18,000 from pension reforms
By Tim Wallace
Government revives landmark Pensions Commission to confront retirement crisis that risks tomorrow’s pensioners being poorer than today’s
UK pensions: will you have to retire later or pay in more?
By Rupert Jones
Pension Commission is an attempt to diffuse UK’s ticking pensions time bomb
By Alastair John Naisbitt King
Full coverage of this storyTeenage girl dies after being pulled from the sea
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By Alex Wickham
Trump attacks Starmer for destroying North Sea ‘treasure chest’
By Emma Taggart
Donald Trump says UK taxes on North Sea oil ‘make no sense’
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Famine now gripping Gaza, UN-backed body warns before emergency Cabinet talks
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Full coverage of this storyTeen who died in crash between e-scooter and ambulance named
By Holly Lennon
Police name e-scooter rider killed in crash with ambulance
Major North Ayrshire road reopens after early morning serious crash
By Adam Lyon
Police name teen who died in early morning e-scooter crash with ambulance
By Murray Grayston
Busy A78 closed after ‘serious’ crash between ambulance and e-scooter
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Full coverage of this storySuspect in Maguiresbridge triple murder, Ian Rutledge, dies in hospital | ITV News
Maguiresbridge: Funeral for murder victims to be held in County Clare
Fourth person dies after shooting in Northern Ireland that killed woman and two children
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Suspect in fatal shooting of mother and her two children in Northern Ireland dies in hospital
Fermanagh: Childminder's fond memories of James and Sara Rutledge
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Full coverage of this storyJewish leaders urge Edinburgh University to uphold antisemitism definition
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