Three people shot dead at West Bank-Jordan border crossing
The military said the gunman approached in a truck from Jordan and opened fire at Israeli security forces, who killed the assailant in a shootout.
World News|Sep 8
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King’s time of reflection on anniversary of Queen’s death after challenging year
Sunday is the second anniversary of Charles’s accession to the throne and the King will attend church near Balmoral.
UK News|Sep 7
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Thundery showers to continue across already sodden southern half of UK
Flooding, travel disruption and power cuts could all affect communities in central and southern England and Wales.
UK News|Sep 7
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Lee Carsley unaffected by national anthem furore after opening win with England
Declan Rice and Jack Grealish scored in a 2-0 Nations League win over the Republic of Ireland, who they and Carsley all previously represented.
UK Sport|Sep 7
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NHS is broken in unforgivable ways, Sir Keir Starmer to say in major interview
The PM is also likely to highlight falling vaccination rates, rises in ADHD medication and eating disorder-related hospital admissions for children.
UK News|Sep 7
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Eight arrests at latest pro-Palestinian protest in London
Thousands of campaigners set off from Piccadilly Circus shortly after 1.30pm on Saturday.
UK News|Sep 7
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Harris and Starmer set terms for annual summit on trade and co-operation
Sir Keir Starmer carried out his first official visit to Ireland as Prime Minister.
UK News|Sep 7
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‘Moment for reset’ in UK-Ireland relations, says Starmer
Sir Keir Starmer is visiting the UK’s nearest neighbour for a meeting with Irish premier Simon Harris.
UK News|Sep 7
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Green deputy promises party will always tell the truth about racism
Zack Polanski said people across the UK had rejected the ‘divisive hate’ of the unrest during the summer.
UK News|Sep 7
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Boeing’s troubled space capsule lands on Earth without astronauts
Six hours after leaving the International Space Station, Starliner parachuted into New Mexico’s White Sands Missile Range.
World News|Sep 7
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Four people killed as Typhoon Yagi makes landfall in Vietnam
Vietnamese meteorological authorities described Yagi as ‘one of the most powerful typhoons in the region over the past decade’.
World News|Sep 7
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Jack Draper suffers ‘worst feeling’ with sickness in semi-final defeat
The British number one was sick four times on court during his US Open loss to top seed Jannick Sinner.
UK Sport|Sep 7
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No concerns over Declan Rice and Jack Grealish’s Irish links – Lee Carsley
England’s interim manager, who himself played for the Republic, will be happy to field the pair against the nation they formerly represented.
UK Sport|Sep 6
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Starmer ‘absolutely convinced’ smashing gangs is correct approach to small boats
The Prime Minister insisted his Government’s approach to the migration crisis, including scrapping Rwanda, was the right one.
UK News|Sep 6
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Labour knows ‘price of everything and value of nothing’, says Green co-leader
Adrian Ramsay used his address to the Green Party conference to launch a wide-ranging attack on the new Government.
UK News|Sep 6
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