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July 26, 2024

Israel and Hamas deal 'closer than ever' - US

White House officials said Israel and Hamas were \"closer now than we've been before\" to reaching a ceasefire deal as Benjamin Netanyahu met Joe Biden last night to discuss an end to the nine-month conflict in Gaza.

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Study suggests gambling harm eight times worse than previously thought

The scale of harm done by gambling in Britain may be eight times higher than thought, according to the largest survey into the impact of the industry, piling pressure on ministers to enact promised reforms to the gambling industry.

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Rich nations put future at risk with 'flood of fossil fuel activity'

The world's wealthiest countries are \"signing away our future\" by leading a \"flood\" of expansion in fossil fuel activity that threatens worsening heatwaves and other climate impacts that imperil billions of people, the head of the United Nations has warned.

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Could it be the Brat awards? Charli Xcx among nominees in an eclectic Mercurys mix

Charli xcx has crowned the so-called summer of Brat with a nomination for this year's Mercury prize.

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IOC urged to investigate how child rapist was allowed to join Olympic team

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is facing calls for an investigation into how a convicted child rapist has been allowed to compete at the Paris 2024 Games, which begin today.

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'Biggest show on earth' Paris prepares for opening ceremony extravaganza

It is billed as the biggest open-air show on eartha spectacle so ambitious it has shut down a city centre and its airspace, mobilised 45,000 police and several army units and taken two years to rehearse in secret.

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Starmer vows to tackle Labour MPs and councils blocking GB Energy grid

Keir Starmer has pledged to take on Labour MPs and councils that try to block the networks of pylons needed to deliver a planned new generation of clean electricity, as he promised the government's plans would lower people's bills in this parliament.

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Reform UK Pushed-aside candidate asks Farage for £8k back

Nigel Farage has been handed a bill for more than £8,000 that a former Reform UK candidate says he is owed for running a general election campaign in Clacton before he was elbowed aside when the party leader chose to stand.

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England's healthcare watchdog 'not fit for purpose' - Streeting

Wes Streeting has branded England's healthcare watchdog \"not fit for purpose\" after an interim report found major failings hampered its ability to identify poor performance at hospitals, care homes and GP practices.

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Kamala Harris Vice-president gives pro-labour speech to teachers' union in Texas

Kamala Harris sought to bolster her pro-labour credentials yesterday, four days into her run for the US presidency, telling a convention of one of the country's biggest unions: \"When unions are strong, America is strong.\"

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New focus Trump targets 'cackling Kamala'

For Barack Obama there was \"birtherism\" and a name they said sounded like a specific Middle East terrorist. For Hillary Clinton there was \"Lock her up\" and merchandise that said, \"Trump that bitch\", \"Hillary sucks but not like Monica\" and \"Life's a bitch: don't vote for one.\"

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Artist's floral ticket hall gets its inspiration from asylum seekers

The UK needs more public art that confronts the major issues of the day, according to Joy Gregory, the award winning artist who has unveiled a project at Heathrow airport inspired by more than 100 asylum seekers.

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Super-rich are advised how to avoid Labour tax clampdown

The super-rich are being advised how to use a loophole in pensions investments to shelter their wealth from Labour's clampdown on large-scale tax dodging, the Guardian can reveal.

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Passports 'smoking gun' evidence of UAE involvement in Sudan civil war

Passports recovered from battlefields in Sudan suggest the United Arab Emirates is covertly putting boots on the ground in the country's devastating civil war, according to leaked documents.

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Coastguard in race to contain massive oil spill in Philippines after tanker capsizes

The Philippines coastguard has said it is \"racing against time\" to contain a massive oil spill that could become the biggest in the country's history.

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Fears of car sector downturn as Nissan's profits collapse

A collapse in profits at the carmaker Nissan and worse than expected results at Stellantis, the owner of Citroën, Peugeot and Fiat, have deepened fears of a global downturn in the automotive industry.

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Rowing redemption Britain are a team transformed and liberated after the pain of Tokyo

British rowing at the Olympics used to be all about the men's coxless four, who maintained an incredible winning streak across five Olympics over two decades.

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Stokes backs 'phenomenal' Wood to bowl a 100mph ball

Ben Stokes has backed Mark Wood to become the first person to be clocked bowling in excess of 100mph in Test cricket, after the Durham paceman's electrifying performance at Trent Bridge last week saw him hit a top speed of 97.1mph.

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Clubs and broadcaster clash over Visit Qatar badge claim

The broadcaster beIN Sports requested that every player in Ligue1 next season wear a Visit Qatar badge on their shirt for games shown live, as part of negotiations for its new TV deal, according to senior figures at French clubs.

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GB players urge Murray to continue his legacy as a coach or mentor

Team GB's tennis players have called on Andy Murray to remain in the sport in a coaching or mentoring capacity.

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