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GB BBC News England

Briton fighting for Russia killed in Ukraine

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Bradley Townsend left South Yorkshire in April, telling his family he was going to Romania.

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  • Machine signalDeath or self-harm
GB BBC News England

Hundreds pay tribute to Minnie Merriman in Arbroath

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The nine-year-old was found seriously injured in the Angus town earlier this month and died later in hospital.

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  • Machine signalDeath or self-harm
GB The Guardian Ukraine

Burnham hands secret missile technology to Ukraine in first foreign trip - The Latest

By Presented by Lucy Hough with Luke Harding; produced by Bryony Moore and Rosie Peters-McDonald; senior producer Ryan Ramgobin; executive producer Zoe Hitch

Andy Burnham is making his first foreign visit as prime minister to Ukraine, marking the country’s independence day. Burnham will use the trip to announce that the UK government will declassify information about missiles to help Ukraine build its own. Lucy Hough speaks to senior international correspondent Luke Harding – watch on YouTube Continue reading...

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GB The Guardian Pop and rock

Slayyyter live review – raucous show announces a new princess of sleaze-pop

By Emma Madden

Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles The cult star proves she is ready for pop’s big leagues in a show that blends chaotic punk energy with technical finesse The last time Slayyyter toured, in 2023, she struggled to break even and had to fly home boxes of unsold merch. Back then, she was still largely the domain of Twitter gays: a subcultural figure to those who assessed music in terms of “flops” and “bops”. Then, midway t

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IE The Irish Times

Hizbullah and state vie for last say in Lebanon

By Christina Goldbaum

Standstill is a blow to Lebanese president Joseph Aoun, who had vowed to curtail the militant group’s political sway

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GB The Guardian Liverpool

Liverpool are still haunted by the mess of last summer | Jonathan Wilson

By Jonathan Wilson

Sunday’s draw with Newcastle shows Andoni Iraola’s new ideas as manager will need to overcome the squad’s lack of balance Sign up for our free newsletter here The good news for Liverpool is that, Arsenal aside, every other team with vague title aspirations who played over the weekend looked undercooked, and that Andoni Iraola’s men did, in the end, come away from Newcastle with a point. But the vulnerability to the c

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GB The Guardian Edinburgh festival 2026

Frankie Thompson: Horrible Things review – a show to make you shudder with laughter

By Brian Logan

Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh From Jacob Rees-Mogg as a child to Frank Sinatra’s ego in space, this is a wild collage of clowning and performance art There are plenty of works-in-progress on the fringe. Frankie Thompson insists (or has the voice of Peppa Pig do so) that her show is a work-in-regress, an expunging of Horrible Things from the deepest recesses of her, and our, recollection. Thompson, whose brand of clo

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GB The Guardian Energy industry

Households in Great Britain ‘could owe energy suppliers £7bn by end of year’

By Jillian Ambrose Energy correspondent

After higher prices for winter kick in, energy debt unpaid for more than 30 days likely to rise, says Energy UK Households in Great Britain could owe their energy suppliers as much as £7bn by the end of the year after higher gas and electricity prices forecast for the winter kick in, an industry group is warning. Domestic energy debt and arrears climbed by about £500m over the past year to a record £6bn at the end of

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IE RTÉ News Soccer

Maradona 'Hand of God' football sells for $3.35m

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The football with which Diego Maradona scored his 'Hand of God' goal against England at the 1986 World Cup has sold at auction for $3.35m (€2.9m).

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GB The Guardian GCSEs

How can we stop destroying the prospects of a generation? Scrapping compulsory GCSE resits will be a start | Polly Toynbee

By Polly Toynbee

Michael Gove calls the axing of his Tory strategy ‘bringing back stupid’. He doesn’t seem to care that it did more harm than good GCSE results day was marked with the usual front pages filled with pictures of beaming students. What you didn’t see was the invisible third of 16-year-olds in England who failed their maths and English GCSEs, the obstacle to their future. That’s 360,000 failed in a system designed by Mich

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GB The Guardian MLS

‘There’s a baby on the field’: Toddler invades pitch during Minnesota’s MLS win over San Jose

By Edward Helmore

Child wandered on field during MNUFC’s 5-1 win Minnesota posts win was ‘Like taking money from a baby’ A toddler interrupted a Major League Soccer match between Minnesota United and San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday by invading the pitch – a bizarre scene punctuated by an on-air analyst saying, “There’s a baby on the field.” With a minute and a half to play in the game that Minnesota won 5-1 at PayPal Park in San Jose

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