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Kremlin accuses David Cameron of ‘direct escalation’ over weapons for Kyiv

Second Boeing whistleblower dies ‘suddenly’ in Oklahoma

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Ms Parraga wears a bikini and a sarong in front of a blue sea and white sand

How Bristol became as unaffordable as London

Kaleb Cooper: ‘The arguments with Clarkson are real – now the camera crews just walk off’

Billy Vunipola: Police were shocked I had the energy to fight them after I was tasered

‘Hero’ who saved family from Hainault attacker thanks NHS for keeping him alive

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Local election comment & analysis

Muslim vote collapse is a major warning sign for Starmer

Gordon Rayner

Keir Starmer celebrates his by-election victory in Blackpool

Seven things you may have missed from the local elections

Tories ‘never should have got rid of Boris’, says ousted council leader

The Superman of the North flies to Rishi’s rescue with a trend-defying win

Live Luton stay in relegation places after draw with Everton – latest reaction

Luton Town's Elijah Adebayo scores their first goal

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How the feud between JK Rowling and her Harry Potter stars turned ugly

Rupert Grint, J.K Rowling and Daniel Radcliffe at the Harry Potter and The Philosopher's Stone premiere in 2001

Co-op Live arena saga risks ‘re-traumatising’ Manchester bombing victims

Anti-LTN party backed by Florence Pugh’s father wins three seats in Oxford

Prince William to make first visit to Scilly Isles since becoming Duke of Cornwall

Watch: High-speed stealth boat used to tackle Channel migrant crisis

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The crash scene near the Sussex village of Petworth

Cyclist collisions with pedestrians up more than 30pc

Ex-Trump aide bursts into tears on stand during hush money trial

Café bans laptops after customers ask staff to be quiet during Zoom calls

Infected blood survivors should receive compensation before families of those who died, says peer

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‘Eunuch maker’ claims marriage break-up drove him to mutilate men

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‘I remember Spacey getting closer and closer… I still remember the smell of his groin’

Danny De Lillo is one of 10 of the actor's accusers speaking out

'He had such a power and a presence. The room stopped when he walked in': Danny De Lillo at home in Los Angeles, May 2024

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Why a ‘nice guy’ former drug addict is Netflix’s new king of comedy

John Mulaney performing in 2023

The celebrity organic farmers chasing down the good life

‘Aga says my broken £8k cooker can’t be fixed – I’m livid’

Could Baby Reindeer spell the end of comedy’s ‘open secret’ culture?

Soft white bread is a con – no matter what the boffins do to it

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The choice at the next election is clear – only the Conservatives have a plan

Camilla Tominey

Voter apathy will unleash a Labour government far more dangerous than many realise

Charles Moore

Changing leader will not save the Conservatives: the two-party system can’t be bucked

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Judith Woods

Army town Aldershot is the true blue territory that gave Tories a bloody nose

Ross Clark

Have Gen Z forgotten about climate change?

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Britain deserves better than this. Give me your trust, and we will break the cycle of failure

Tom Harris

This is a devastating day for Rishi Sunak

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Ireland’s border antics make nonsense of the EU’s posturing on Brexit

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The trickle of companies leaving China is becoming a flood

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Reform might be about to wipe out the Tories

Fraser Nelson

Kate Forbes has still won a significant victory – for religion in public life

David Axe

Ukraine’s balloon-borne bomber blitz: Designed to waste Russian shells and missiles

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The Bank of England’s errors

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Duane Eddy, rock ’n’ roll pioneer renowned for his echo-laden twanging guitar sound

Lou Conter, US naval officer who survived the attack on Pearl Harbor

Paul Auster, screenwriter and novelist best known for The New York Trilogy

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