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Inquiry into terror attack that claimed 22 lives reveals litany of security failings

‘Home counties middle-class voters’ abandon Tories in Lib Dem by-election coup

In northern Ethiopia, millions have been displaced and thousands killed by government troops, and famine is looming

Is the Ethiopian PM a hero or villain? Should the police have power over our passwords? And why are mice multiplying like rabbits in Australia?

Health bosses warn that hospital waiting lists are set to more than double

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Independent panel finds dismissal should be replaced with a final warning

Madrid arrest brings focus on historic practice

Beaconsfield was named the leading retail centre, but which areas fail to impress?

Harris is already unusually ‘unpopular’ for a veep, with a recent YouGov poll showing her approval rating at 41%

London has become the latest UK city to launch a trial of e-scooters on public roads

Rafael Nadal will not play at Wimbledon or the Tokyo Olympics 

Everything you need to know about this summer’s major football tournament

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Raheem Sterling says the huge Euro 2020 clash at Wembley is ‘just another game’ 

Expert panel is set to advise against jabs for under 18s

State intervention too often focused on ‘assessment and investigation’ and not support

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Budget airline demands more transparency about how the government decides if countries are safe to visit during Covid crisis

Former president has vowed to write the ‘book of all books’ but major publishing houses are wary

With one foot in the Euro 2020 knockouts it’s Italy up next for Robert Page’s side 

Former adviser offers evidence that PM had doubts about Matt Hancock

A ‘default’ right to work remotely could be made law under new government proposals

Last week, a protester grabbed the French president by his arm with one hand and slapped him in the face with the other

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Surge of violence poses early test for Israel’s fragile new coalition government

HS2 and planning reforms could swing Tory safe seat

Major constitutional reform planned in bid to ‘save the union’

Squeeze on Germany-developed jab may slow vaccinations among younger people