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Liverpool, Newcastle and England Legend Keegan Dies
Former England captain and manager Kevin Keegan has died at the age of 75
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Houthis Raise Fear of New Front in US-Iran War
Houthis announce Saudi naval blockade as the US and Iran trade strikes for 10th night
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Tate Brothers Fight Extradition in Court
Andrew and Tristan Tate face court in Miami as British prosecutors seek extradition
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Trump Imposes 50% Tariff on Canadian Imports
US president imposes 50% tariff on Canadian goods claiming 'unequal treatment'
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Burnham's New Labour Cabinet Meets for First Time
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has built his new cabinet, shortly after taking office
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Man Charged with Murder of Ann Widdecombe
Joshua Kerry, from Rotherham in South Yorkshire, is set to appear in court today
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Widdecombe Suspect Due to Appear in Court
Joshua Kerry, from Rotherham in South Yorkshire, is set to appear in court today
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Conservative Leader Gives First Response on Andy Burnham
Kemi Badenoch says she'll 'work with Andy Burnham' to cut benefits bill
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Cause of Ann Widdecombe's Death Not Yet Known, Inquest Hears
An inquest has heard the cause of Ann Widdecombe's death is not yet established
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Burnham Kicks Off 'Cost of Living Government'
Andy Burnham tells his first cabinet 'we need to be a cost-of-living Government'
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Challenges Facing New PM Andy Burnham
BBC experts answer your questions on the challenges facings the new PM
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Ann Widdecombe Was Attacked With Hammer, Prosecutors Say
Ann Widdecombe died after being hit on the head with a hammer 21 times at her Devon home
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India's 'Cockroach' Protest Continues After Police Crackdown
Thousands march in Delhi in support of India's Cockroach Janta Party, defying a police ban
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Andy Burnham Holds His First Cabinet Meeting as PM
Andy Burnham held his first cabinet meeting after sacking many of Starmer's top team
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Ann Widdecombe Was Attacked With Hammer, Prosecutors Say
Ann Widdecombe died after being hit on the head with a hammer 21 times at her Devon home
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Russian Warship Fires Near Plymouth Coast
A Russian warship carried out a live-fire artillery exercise on Monday
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Parts of the UK Move Closer to a Drought
Southern, central and eastern England are close to drought, say the National Drought Group
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US Lawmakers Question Pete Hegseth on Iran War Funding
US defence secretary faces questions from lawmakers on Iran war funding
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US Launches Fresh Strikes on Iran
After a tenth straight night of US attacks on Iranian targets we ask is their truce over?
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Zelensky Sacks Ukraine’s Top Army Commander
Volodymyr Zelensky has dismissed the country's army commander-in-chief, Oleksandr Syrskyi
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Carney Speaks to Trump on Trade Row
Donald Trump has imposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods - from cement to hockey sticks
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Thames Water Announces Hosepipe Ban For Ten Million
The ban comes due to an exceptionally hot and dry summer across much of the UK
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How Do Apes Offer Reassurance?
When humans hug, they may be drawing on a social toolkit that is millions of years old
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Half of English Councils 'Encourage' Pavement Parking
The BBC finds some councils encourage parking on pavements through marked bays or signage
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Burnham Announces £2 Bus Cap in England
Most single bus fares in England will be capped at £2, the PM has announced
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Ozzy Day to Honour Birmingham’s Famous Son
Rock legend Ozzy Osbourne will be celebrated in the city on the anniversary of his death
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999 Call Saves Woman From Ex Partner
999 call recorded crucial evidence of a violent attack on Caz Goddard by her ex partner
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Pete Hegseth Seeks Billions More For Iran War Funding
The war has cost the US some $37.5bn, an increase of nearly $8bn since the last estimate
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Women in Armed Forces Issued With Ill-Fitting Kit
Women in the armed forces and veterans say they are being issued ill-fitting kit
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UK Inflation Rate Falls to 2.6%
The drop was driven by lower motor fuel prices, especially diesel
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Wes Streeting's First Speech as Defence Secretary
The new defence secretary, Wes Streeting is making his first speech as Defence Secretary
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Southampton Boss Eckert Charged by FA Over Spygate
Saints were kicked out of the Championship in May after admitting spying on others clubs
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Widow of PC Harper Criticises Early Release for Prisoners
Andy Burnham says he will review plans to release thousands of criminals early
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PM Announces £2 Bus Fare Cap in England
Andy Burnham reinstates the £2 bus fare cap in England from January
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Great Apes Kiss and Cuddle to Keep the Peace, Says Study
Ape affection before stressful events suggests physical touch is an ancient trust builder
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Nottingham Attacks NHS Trust Faces Manslaughter Probe
NHS trust that treated killer Valdo Calocane investigated for corporate manslaughter
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New Video Released to Mark Prince George's 13th Birthday
A new video of Prince George is released by Kensington Palace to mark his 13th birthday
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Ex-Southern Water Boss Faces Criminal Charges
Former Southern Water boss among four charged over alleged plan to manipulate water tests
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Is This the Largest Copyright Payout in US History?
Bloomsbury Publishing, set to receive share of £1.1 billion settlement from AI company
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Is This the Largest Copyright Payout in US History?
Bloomsbury Publishing, set to receive share of £1.1 billion settlement from AI company
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US and Saudi Arabia Reach Nuclear Co-operation Deal
US and Saudi Arabia sign what's being called a 'peaceful nuclear cooperation agreement'
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Most Sewage Spills in England May Be Illegal, New Research Suggests
New analysis from prominent water campaigner emerged after secret court files were leaked
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Glasgow's Smaller Scale Commonwealth Games to Begin
From Friday until 2 August, 215 gold medals will be up for grabs
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Government to Review Prisoner Release Plans
The BBC's been told it will be a 'short operational pause' to review plans
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Millions To be Living Under Hosepipe Ban
Several water companies are joining Thames Water in introducing a hosepipe ban
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Fatboy Slim Offers Lifeline to Brighton Concert Venue
The DJ has bought a 60-person rock club which was facing closure - alongside a charity
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Leicestershire Maze Pays Tribute to David Attenborough
It recreates one of his most iconic moments, his encounter with gorillas in Rwanda
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Burnham Announces Support for Hospitality Sector
Burnham announces 20% cut in business rates for pubs, clubs and music venues
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