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Andy Burnham says ‘nothing off table’ in case of Rochdale grooming gang leader

Labour leader-in-waiting wants to close loophole preventing deportation of sex offenderAndy Burnham will explore “all possible options”, if he becomes prime minister, to close a legal loophole that prevented the deportation of a “vile” Rochdale grooming gang leader.In his first significant intervent...

Josh Halliday and Hannah Al-Othman 2 months ago

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Nottingham Forest set to replace Pereira with Glasner

Vitor Pereira is poised to leave Nottingham Forest with the club ready to appoint former Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner as his successor.

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'Just what the doctor ordered' - Sinner overcomes tricky Borges test

Jannik Sinner's tricky start to his Wimbledon title defence continues as he overcomes a stern second-round test against Portugal's Nuno Borges.

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'Time for him to pay' - Carroll calls on Trump to pay $5m after president's appeal fails

The writer's lawyers say Trump wants to delay paying the damages awarded by a jury that found the president liable for sexually abusing and defaming her.

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'Time for him to pay' - Carroll calls on Trump to pay $5m after president's appeal fails

The writer's lawyers say Trump wants to delay paying the damages awarded by a jury that found the president liable for sexually abusing and defaming her.

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England has just had its hottest June on record, Met Office data shows

Chief scientist says dangerous heatwaves, which are getting more likely, ‘bring home the implications of climate change’The month of June was the hottest in England on record, driven by a searing heatwave in the final days of the month, which for the first time had red heat alerts for three days, ac...

Sandra Laville Environment correspondent 2 months ago

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Bayeux tapestry tickets generate nine-hour online queues as public scramble for access

Reports say up to 80,000 people waiting by mid-afternoon for chance to see historic artwork at British MuseumPeople keen to see the Bayeux tapestry faced online queues of up to nine hours when tickets went on sale for the first time on Wednesday morning.The British Museum, which is hosting the wool-...

Lanre Bakare Arts and culture correspondent 2 months ago

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Watch: Moment man climbs balcony to escape Antwerp fire

In footage taken at the scene in Belgium, a man is seemingly helped into a neighbouring window.

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Watch: Moment man climbs balcony to escape Antwerp fire

In footage taken at the scene in Belgium, a man is seemingly helped into a neighbouring window.

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At least 3.3m people were victims of Dutch enslavement, research claims

Figure is more than five times the widely used 600,000 figure widely cited in apologies by king and politiciansAt least 3.3 million people were enslaved in the Netherlands during the transatlantic slave trade, research claims – more than five times the 600,000 figure widely used in history books and...

Natricia Duncan Caribbean correspondent 2 months ago

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Concern over rise in online racist abuse at World Cup

The Word Cup has suffered a 'significant increase' in the most serious examples of racist abuse online, Fifa's social media protection service (SMPS) has found.

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Concern over rise in online racist abuse at World Cup

The Word Cup has suffered a 'significant increase' in the most serious examples of racist abuse online, Fifa's social media protection service (SMPS) has found.

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Brewery boss who banned phones and swearing from pubs dies aged 81

Humphrey Smith had been at the helm of the Tadcaster brewer since the 1980s.

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Arts degrees to cost $50,000 until at least 2028 as measures to lower Australian university fees put on hold

Barney Glover, head of the Australian Tertiary Education Commission, says he will provide advice about degree funding to the government next yearGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe man tasked with reforming the controversial Job-ready Graduates (JRG) program says he will n...

Krishani Dhanji 2 months ago

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Rapid demand for AI datacentres in Australia could stoke inflation, experts warn – and crowd out land for housing

Calls are growing for new datacentre approvals to be halted until stronger protections are consideredGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastTransport for NSW and the Reserve Bank have warned datacentres could take scarce land from logistics firms and housing developments, pushing...

Josh Taylor and Luca Ittimani 2 months ago

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Lambie, Hanson and Pocock form unlikely alliance to protect transparency campaigner Rex Patrick

Exclusive: Patrick is using freedom of information rules to seek where nuclear waste from Aukus submarines will be keptGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastJacqui Lambie, Pauline Hanson and David Pocock have joined a push for the government to stop a legal threat against Rex Pa...

Tom McIlroy Political editor 2 months ago

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Teachers in England to get 3.5% pay rise

Schools will need to fund some of the rise, which unions say will further stretch existing budgets.

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Teachers in England to get 3.5% pay rise

Schools will need to fund some of the increase, which unions say will further stretch existing budgets.

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Halifax brand to be scrapped after 173 years

Lloyds says it remains committed to the town of Halifax and very little will change for customers.

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Venezuelan police officers arrested over alleged looting after earthquakes

Anger at authorities and government grows as local people, volunteers and rescue teams continue search for survivors Four Venezuelan police officers have been arrested and are facing dismissal after being accused of looting cash from the rubble of a building that collapsed during last week’s devasta...

Tom Phillips in Caracas, Sam Jones and agencies 2 months ago

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Canada to ​join Eurovision song contest from 2027

Country is first to join since Australia in 2015 as event director says it ‘continues to welcome the world’Canada will ​join the Eurovision song contest in 2027, becoming the first new ⁠participant since Australia in 2015, organisers have announced.Participation is not limited to countries in geogra...

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Tens of thousands rush for tickets to see Bayeux Tapestry in UK

The historic masterpiece will travel from France to go on display on UK soil for the first time.

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Tens of thousands rush for tickets to see Bayeux Tapestry in UK

The historic masterpiece will travel from France to go on display on UK soil for the first time.

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Watch: Man comes face-to-face with bear inside truck

Security camera footage from the Colorado property shows a man using several methods to coax a black bear out of a vehicle.

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