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How Manchester United recovered from one of sport’s greatest tragedies – author explains
A new novel by David Peace dramatises the Munich football tragedy of 1958 which killed 23 people – eight of them Manchester United players.
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‘Zombie’ knives and machetes banned – will it reduce crime?
The Home Secretary has pledged to halve knife crime in a decade. A ban on machetes and so-called zombie knives came into force in England and Wales today.
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Lebanon’s deadliest day in decades as Israeli strikes kill hundreds
Hundreds dead and more than a thousand injured. Lebanon has suffered its deadliest day of conflict in almost two decades under intense Israeli bombardment.
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100,000 homes in England still covered in dangerous cladding
More than 100,000 homes in England are still covered in potentially deadly cladding despite the risk being identified seven years ago.
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Lebanon blames Israel for exploding pagers attack that injured thousands
Hezbollah thought it had switched to a safer method of communication, fearing mobile phones could be hacked by Israel.
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Woman cleared over coconut placard of Sunak and Braverman at pro-Palestine rally
A teacher who held a placard at a pro-Palestine protest depicting Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman as coconuts has been found not guilty of a racially aggravated public order offence.
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Should people be scared of being sick? We ask the health secretary
We sat down with the health secretary Wes Streeting and started the interview by putting it to him that we won’t find out what the NHS reforms will really look like until next year’s Spending Review.
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Thirlwall inquiry: how former nurse Lucy Letby murdered seven babies
An inquiry has opened into how nurse Lucy Letby was able to murder seven babies and try to kill seven others at the Countess of Chester Hospital.
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The last of the hereditary Lords – but will they be missed?
For the 92 hereditary peers in the House of Lords, their time in Parliament is set to come to an end. The Labour government promised in its manifesto to finish what it started in 1999: abolishing the hereditaries.
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Israel mourns as bodies of six hostages recovered from Gaza
Israeli forces have recovered the bodies of six hostages from a tunnel in Southern Gaza.
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FactCheck: who will no longer get Winter Fuel Payments and who is eligible for pension credit?
The government has changed the rules on who will receive Winter Fuel Payments.
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Hundreds of firefighters battle blaze at East London tower block
More than 80 people had to be evacuated this morning as a huge fire engulfed a building in east London.
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One of Russia’s biggest attacks on Ukraine: hundreds of drones and missiles fired
It was one of Russia’s biggest attacks of the war: more than 200 missiles and drones launched at towns and cities across Ukraine during the night and into the day.
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Jill Furmanovsky honoured with Abbey Road Music Photography Icon Award
For five decades, Jill Furmanovsky has been photographing the biggest names in rock music – from the Rolling Stones and Pink Floyd, to Blonde and Oasis.
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Ukraine captures ‘hundreds’ of Russian prisoners as shock advance continues
It was a sight no one expected to see after more than 900 days of war: a correspondent from Ukraine’s state television news reporting from inside Russian territory as Ukrainian forces tore down a Russian flag and handed out humanitarian aid.
