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  1. Inquiry Finds PPE Failures Left NHS Staff Poorly Protected

    Of the £14.9bn spent by the UK on PPE, almost £10bn was wasted, Covid Inquiry finds

    BBC News

  2. Scott Mills was Highest-Paid BBC Star Before Sacking

    He was paid around £745,000 before his exit in March, the BBC's annual report shows

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  3. New Explosions Near Iranian Port Cities

    Explosions are heard near two Iranian port cities, according to state media

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  4. Ann Widdecombe Killed in 'Targeted Attack'

    She died in a 'brutal' and 'targeted attack', the head of Counter Terrorism Policing says

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  5. Firefighters Battling Wildfires as Heatwave Extends

    Fire crews have tackled blazes in Wales, Derbyshire, Greater Manchester and near to London

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  6. Trump Hosts the Iraqi Prime Minister at the White House

    President Trump meets Iraq's Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi in the Oval Office

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  7. Counter‑Terror Police Assess Motive in Ann Widdecombe Death

    Widdecombe died in 'brutal' and 'targeted attack', head of Counter Terrorism Policing says

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  8. MPs Debate Hillsborough Law in Parliament

    The bill to create a Hillsborough Law is expected to be approved by MPs

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  9. Counter‑Terror Police Assess Motive in Ann Widdecombe Killing

    Widdecombe died in 'brutal' and 'targeted attack', head of Counter Terrorism Policing says

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  10. Trump Drops Threat of 20% Fee on Strait of Hormuz Cargo

    The US is, however, preparing to resume its blockade of Iran's ports

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  11. Covid Inquiry Says PPE Failures Left NHS Staff Poorly Protected

    Nearly £10bn of tax payers' money was wasted on PPE that was either unused or out of date

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  12. 67 Million-Year-Old T-Rex Fossil Auctioned for £37.4 Million

    Auctioned at Sotheby's auction in New York, it is the most expensive dinosaur ever sold

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  13. Man Nearly Sucked Out of Cabin Window of Ryanair Plane

    Ljubisa Karović's wife says he was 'outside up to his chest' for two minutes

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  14. New Hillsborough Law Approved by MPs

    New law will requires public officials to tell the truth in inquiries and investigations

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  15. What We Know About Fatal Ice Shooting in Maine

    An ICE agent shot and killed a 26-year-old Colombian man in the city of Biddeford, Maine

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  16. England Prepare to Face Argentina in World Cup Semi-Final

    The winner of tonight's semi-final will face Spain in Sunday's World Cup final

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  17. Midnight Social Media Curfew Proposed for Teens

    Older teenagers in the UK will face an overnight social media curfew, says the government

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  18. Buy Now Pay Later Rules to Bring Refunds and Rejections

    From Wednesday, Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) lenders must have regulator approval to operate

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  19. Heating Oil Customers to Get Compensation After Price Hikes

    Cost of heating oil spike following US-Israel war with Iran forcing up crude prices

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  20. US Carries Out Fourth Round of Strikes on Iran

    Trump threatened to strike Iran's bridges and power plants if it did not return to talks

    BBC News

  21. MPs Question Leaders of Reviews into Maternity Care

    The Health and Social Care Committee will hear from Baroness Amos and Donna Ockenden

    BBC News

  22. Phone-in: Nicky Campbell Builds up to England v Argentina

    Nicky Campbell phone-in discussing tonight's England-Argentina World Cup Semi-Final

    BBC News

  23. Government Warns About Drinking Alcohol Abroad

    The government warns people travelling abroad about the dangers of methanol poisoning

    BBC News

  24. Contentious Border Checks to be Lifted in Gibraltar

    The controls have been in place on the border with Spain for 118 years

    BBC News

  25. Applause for Starmer at Last Prime Minister's Questions

    There are cheers and an ovation for Sir Keir Starmer as he faces MPs for the last time

    BBC News

  26. Anti-Social Behaviour 'Scaring Our Community'

    People in South Tyneside say ongoing issues mean they are scared to leave their homes

    BBC News

  27. Todd Blanche faces Senate Hearing to Become Attorney General

    Todd Blanche faces Senate hearing to be Trump's attorney general

    BBC News

  28. Asylum Seekers Jailed for Brighton Beach Rape

    Two men repeatedly raped a woman on Brighton beach and a third filmed the attack.

    BBC News

  29. 20th Century Climate 'Has Now Gone'

    Weather considered extreme is becoming the 'new normal', according to the Met Office

    BBC News

  30. Argentina Beat England 2-1 in Semi-Final

    England suffer World Cup heartbreak with late semi-final defeat by Argentina

    BBC News

  31. Newborns in England to Be Tested for Deadly Muscle Condition

    Jesy Nelson calls plan to test newborns for deadly muscle condition a 'victory'

    BBC News

  32. Reaction after England’s World Cup Loss to Argentina

    England's wait for success goes on as they now face France in the third-place play-off

    BBC News

  33. New Gardens at Windsor Castle to Open

    The new Windsor Castle garden will be open to the public between July and September

    BBC News

  34. Man Arrested Over Social Media Post Threatening Farage

    Man arrested over alleged threat to shoot Reform UK leader made in a social media post

    BBC News

  35. England’s World Cup Dreams Shattered

    England miss out on a first men's World Cup final in 60 years after defeat by Argentina

    BBC News

  36. US Launches Fresh Strikes on Iran

    Iran targets military bases as US launches wave of strikes

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  37. British Steel Under Public Ownership

    Government brings British Steel into public ownership to 'protect UK steelmaking'

    BBC News

  38. MPs Debate British Steel Public Ownership Decision

    The government say the decision is a bid to 'protect UK steelmaking'

    BBC News

  39. Burnham Appoints John Healey as Chancellor

    Andy Burnham has begun making key appointments to his cabinet

    BBC News

  40. World Health Organization Update on DRC Ebola Outbreak

    World Health Organization's Director General briefing media on Ebola outbreak in DRC

    BBC News

  41. TikTok Investigated Over Child Age Checks

    An investigation is launched into TikTok's age verification checks

    BBC News

  42. Argentina Face Action Over Falklands Banner

    The government is backing calls for Argentina to face disciplinary action from Fifa

    BBC News

  43. British Steel Goes Public

    British Steel has been nationalised in a move the government said would protect jobs

    BBC News

  44. British Steel Taken Into Public Ownership

    British Steel has been nationalised in a move the government said would protect jobs

    BBC News

  45. Transport for London Cyber-Attackers Jailed

    The cyber-attack disrupted TfL's online services for months and stole data from millions

    BBC News

  46. Free Meningitis B Jabs Recommended for Teens

    Government advisers back free meningitis B vaccine on the NHS for teenagers

    BBC News

  47. New Monkey Species With Orange Lips

    New monkey species with orange lips found 'hiding' in DR Congo forest

    BBC News

  48. MI5 Court Evidence Based on Lies, Report Says

    The report heavily criticises a series of senior MI5 figures and their organisation

    BBC News

  49. Firefighters Contain Cairngorms National Park Fire

    Firefighters have contained a large-scale wildfire at Cairngorms National Park

    BBC News

  50. Firefighters Contain Cairngorms National Park Fire

    Firefighters have contained a large-scale wildfire at Cairngorms National Park

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