Tense Beirut marks four years since port blast amid outcry over stalled justice
It comes as the region braces for retaliation after an Israeli strike killed a senior Hezbollah commander in Beirut.
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Zak Crawley out of Sri Lanka series as England call up Jordan Cox and Olly Stone
Opener Crawley suffered a broken finger during the West Indies series victory.
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Dina Asher-Smith ‘ran angry’ in 200m heats after failing to make sprint final
Asher-Smith eased into the 200m semi-finals with the third fastest qualifying time.
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Renewed anti-government protests in Bangladesh leave nearly 100 dead
Large rallies were initially held to demand an end to a quota system for government jobs.
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Over 40mph on water while balanced on a tea tray – welcome to kitesurfing
Kitesurfing makes its long-awaited Games debut in Marseille on Sunday.
UK Sport|Aug 4
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Gold medal success was my redemption story – McClenaghan
The Co Down gymnast won gold in the gymnastics pommel horse final in Paris on Saturday.
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Police have resources they need, says minister as unrest threatens to persist
Dame Diana Johnson said courts could sit for 24 hours to ensure ‘thugs’ who ‘maraud our streets’ are swiftly brought to justice.
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Dan Bigham determined to be part of GB squad that reclaims team pursuit crown
Bigham will make his Olympic debut alongside Ethan Hayter, Charlie Tanfield and Ollie Wood.
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Harris faces crunch week as deadline to select running mate looms
The US vice-president will formally become the Democratic nominee on Monday – a formality which is already guaranteed.
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Adele shows Olympic women’s 100m final at Munich concert
Team GB’s Daryll Neita missed out on a first individual Olympic medal by four hundredths of a second.
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Progress made against California wildfire as thunderstorms forecast
The Park Fire is burning over an area larger than the size of the city of LA.
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Cyclists need to slow, learn about mini zebra crossings
SOME clarity has finally been brought on how to use new mini zebra crossings along the seafront cycle lane, more than two months after questions were first posed to Traffic & Highway Services.
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Dozens arrested as disorder continues, with fears of more violence to come
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said people involved in the clashes ‘will pay the price’.
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Thugs will ‘pay the price’, Government warns amid fears of more disorder to come
A further wave of violence swept the country on Saturday.
UK News|Aug 3
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Holiday firm reports spike in demand for long-haul trips
Thomas Cook said families are being ‘more adventurous’ in the wake of coronavirus travel restrictions being lifted around the world.
UK News|Aug 3
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