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Exclusive: Rape arrest Tory MP's alleged victim is male politician who was teenager when they met - The Telegraph
Sunak considering £600 payment to help poorer families heat homes - The Independent
Russia says 900 Ukrainian troops sent to prison colony from Mariupol - The Guardian
Ukraine war: Russian soldier on trial for war crimes admits killing unarmed 62-year-old civilian - Sky News
Erdogan blocks Nato accession talks with Sweden and Finland - Financial Times
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Neighbour batters 'vulnerable' man leaving him disfigured over dispute
WARNING DISTRESSING CONTENT Plymouth Crown Court heard how Matthew Bennellick savagely attacked his neighbour in St Budeaux after a long running dispute over a building application Australian PM stumbles and flattens small boy during footy game on election trail
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison was taking part in a kid's football game in Tasmania while on the election trail when he stumbled and fell on top of a small boy Widow of Ukrainian granddad shot dead by Russian soldier says he should 'rot in jail'
A tank commander has pleaded guilty to the murder of a 'peaceful pensioner' at Ukraine's first war crimes trial since the invasion by Russian forces Ex-student, 31, died from blood clots in the brain two weeks after Covid jab
Jack Hurn from Redditch received first dose of AstraZeneca vaccine but died 11 days later in hospital from blood clots on his brain Hiker saved from being mauled to death by mountain lion as hero dog leaps to defend her
Erin Wilson, 24, was attacked by a big cat as she went for a walk before her heroic Belgian Malinois Eva jumped into help, being seriously injured in the process DWP staff get power to arrest Brits in hardline Universal Credit fraud crackdown
Tory DWP chief Therese Coffey will announce sweeping laws to mass-request bank account data and slap people with fines even if they're not convicted of a crime. But work on the law won't start for at least a year Cocaine-fuelled hooligans could be banned from football matches for five years
Policing minister Kit Malthouse said the Government wants to act because the police are finding class A drugs at the heart of football disorders and so we must act Iceland to offer special new discount to customers - but only if you're over 60
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Big increases are due next April but charities say soaring prices mean people need the money now. Government failed health staff in pandemic - BMA
The doctors' union cites lack of PPE and says medics still suffer the health impacts of the pandemic. Eintracht Frankfurt 1-1 Rangers (AET, Frankfurt win 5-4 on pens)
Rangers suffer an agonising penalty shootout defeat in their fifth European final as Eintracht Frankfurt in an absorbing Europa League final. Platinum Jubilee concert: Diana Ross and Queen to perform for the Queen
Diana Ross, Eurovision star Sam Ryder and Queen and Adam Lambert will perform at Buckingham Palace. Rishi Sunak warns of tough few months as inflation soars
The chancellor says it won't be easy to tackle cost of living crisis as inflation hits 40-year high. Monkeypox: Two more people infected to take total to nine in UK
The virus doesn't usually spread easily and the risk to the UK population is low, officials say. Charles and Camilla visit Ukrainian church on Canada tour
The royal couple lit candles on a visit to the Ottawa church and paid tribute to Canada's war dead. Stephen Doughty: Police told to re-examine MP's diazepam case
Police asked why they treated a man who supplied diazepam to an MP differently to the politician. 1111
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A British toddler who died after contracting a tummy bug while on holiday
 A British two-year-old who died after contracting a tummy bug on holiday in Turkey had a rare strain of E.coli. Allie Birchall's mum Katie, 36, said: 'We have lost a huge part of our lives' Gisele recalls her 'most traumatizing' career experience
 The 41-year-old Brazilian model opened up about some of her more memorable looks in a new video for British Vogue. Terrell Coley arrested after police find 33 dogs from backyard two neglected children and cocaine
 Investigators seized 33 dogs from a man from Largo, Florida near Tampa on Saturday. Terrell Coley, 38, was arrested on animal cruelty, cocaine possession, child neglect and weapons charges. Experts warn obese people set to outnumber those at a healthy weight by 2030
 Experts have warned that if current trends continue, there will be an extra six million obese people by 2040 with a 'tipping point' reached in just a few years. Dame Deborah James's new book tops Amazon bestsellers chart just 24 hours after being announced
 The new book by cancer campaigner and journalist Deborah James became the Amazon bestseller just a day after it was announced. How to Live When You Could Be Dead is out in August Award tribute to Mail Force ... and you! The most successful newspaper appeal of all time wins
 With staggering sums raised, it is already the most successful newspaper appeal of all time. And now it has been recognised with a third major award. STEPHEN GLOVER: What's the point of our Bank of England Governor and his £575,000 salary?
 STEPHEN GLOVER: Unlike the Governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey, I don't have any whirring computers churning out inflation and growth forecasts. Thousands of gallons of deadly chemicals from Azovstal plant could leak causing extinction of life
 The Russian bombing of Ukraine's Azovstal steelworks could lead to 'dire consequences' with a climate threat which could see toxic chemicals being dumped into the Black and Mediterranean Seas. |
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