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July 11, 2024

Starmer: 'shocking' prisons crisis is worse than I feared

More than 20,000 to go free early as jails approach capacity | Conservatives accused of ‘act of self-harm to country’

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Holland-daze Watkins puts England in dreamland

Put out more flags. Dig out the St George’s Cross jester’s hat. Prepare to throw what remains of your plastic beer glass in the air.

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'We are not going to win with this president': George Clooney calls on Joe Biden to quit race

George Clooney, the Hollywood actor and one of the Democratic party's biggest fundraisers, yesterday called on Joe Biden to step aside to save democracy from Donald Trump.

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UK will provide Kyiv with £3bn a year in military aid 'for as long as it takes', Starmer tells Zelenskiy

The new government will stick with plans to spend at least £3bn every year on military support for Ukraine for \"as long as it takes\" in its conflict with Russia, Keir Starmer has said.

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Domestic violence Pledge will put more pressure on jails, adviser warns PM

Keir Starmer's pledge to halve violence against women will put more pressure on prisons, a Home Office adviser has warned, saying there could be an additional 10,000 domestic abuse convictions if just one in three victims come forward.

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The disrupter Dismissive, unpleasant, rude-but will Farage change tune in Commons?

It was the speech that made Nigel Farage’s reputation: inflammatory, insulting and riddled with distortions.

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"The world's most joyful museum' scoops prestigious £120,000 prize

The Young V&A in east London has won the prestigious Museum of the Year award, fighting off competition from the National Portrait Gallery to win the £120,000 prize.

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Shackleton's Endurance shipwreck to be given new protection

A protection ring around the Endurance, one of the most famous shipwrecks of all time, is to be widened from 500 metres to 1,500 metres in order to restrict activities close to the vessel.

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Joy as UK resident of 47 years is granted right to remain by Home Office

A retired newsagent and \"local legend\" from Merseyside has said he feels marvellous after a Home Office U-turn granted him the right to live in the UK almost 50 years after he arrived.

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IDF strike caught on film 'Unimaginable casualties' in attack on al-Awda school

The scene shows a moment of respite and relative calm in Gaza: a crowd of people watching a football match in the playground of a school turned shelter.

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Alec Baldwin dubbed 'reckless' as manslaughter trial begins

Alec Baldwin violated the \"cardinal rules of firearm safety\" on the film set of Rust, prosecutors have argued in the actor's involuntary manslaughter trial, which got under way yesterday in Santa Fe.

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Lost home Clinging on in Donetsk as shells flay hope away

For the few residents remaining in Kurakhove, a city in eastern Ukraine's Donetsk region seven miles from the frontlines, the worst-case scenario was all too easy to envisage.

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Barratt blames drop in homes built on 'year of uncertainty'

Barratt Developments expects to complete fewer houses this year despite Labour's pledge to build hundreds of thousands more.

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Vingegaard reveals fear after pipping Pogacar in gripping win

Jonas Vingegaard, the defending Tour de France champion, came back from what he described as life-threatening injuries to beat race leader and longstanding rival, Tadej Pogacar, in the toughest stage of the 2024 Tour de France to date.

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Rybakina crushes Svitolina as supreme run continues

A couple of weeks before the start of Wimbledon, Elena Rybakina had an all too familiar setback. In the early stages of a quarter-final during a warm-up tournament in Berlin, she retired with a stomach injury.

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Atkinson blows West Indies away to boost England's regeneration

Like those hippy wigs in Woolworths mentioned at the end of Withnail and I, they were selling limited edition Jimmy Anderson last Test merchandise on day one at Lord's.

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Anderson the wallflower at his own party but late rabbit brings rare smile

'And opening the bowling from the Pavilion End it's...\" Jimmy Anderson, of course.

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'He gave us oxygen' Rodri in awe of supreme Lamine

Spain's schoolboy sensation dazzled teammates and fans alike against France - and is now ready for his final exam

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The late-era of Southgate is bewildering but brilliant

Manager criticised for his subs finally brings on right man at right time and England are in the final, writes Jonathan Wilson in Dortmund

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Supersub Watkins sends England into a final showdown with Spain

Is it time for a rethink about Gareth Southgate's substitutions? As the tension rose at the BVB Stadion and extra time beckoned, it was England who found an extra burst when two players who had not been on the pitch long combined to send them through to a first final on foreign soil.

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