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LAWRENCE BOOTH: Ben Stokes is understood to be considering his future as an England cricketer after he and fast bowler Gus Atkinson broke the team's midnight curfew on Monday morning.
14:45
Human rights groups say the trial of the ‘Ulm 5’ – a group of activists charged over a break-in at an Elbit Systems site in Germany – marks a ‘deeply concerning development’ in how the state is targeting political protest. Clare Hymer reports.
14:32
The BBC’s ancient panel show, like Ian Hislop himself, has become a complacent lapdog of the liberal establishment.
14:14
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UK | Sam Corbishley
13:51
The Guardian
Lebanese officials says Israeli strikes on Tyre have killed at least eight people
IDF earlier issued urgent evacuation order in Lebanon’s fifth biggest city
13:04
Police have arrested a man “believed to be Somalian” on suspicion of attempted murder after what has been called an attempted beheading.
12:10
Crime
11:37
HuffPost UK
FARAGE REJECTED
11:37
BBC
Israeli air strikes hit Lebanese city of Tyre after Iranian warning to stop attacks
Residents of the city are evacuating and Lebanese media report that at least three people have been killed by strikes today.
11:36
New Statesman
JD Vance is smearing Henry Nowak’s memory
The vice president addresses Britain like a troublesome American colony
06:22
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05:24
The Iranian government says its missile strikes are over, so long as Israel doesn’t bomb Lebanon. Israel in turn says it will not attack Iran, but insists it will respond if Hezbollah in Lebanon once again fires rockets at northern Israel.
20:19
Morning Star
‘Dizzying revolving door of corruption’
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