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Andy Burnham tells BBC Breakfast anyone convicted of manslaughter will be excluded from the early release scheme in the Sentencing Act.
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The prime minister says he will keep hundreds more criminals behind bars but doing so requires complex changes.
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Robert Guanco, 41, was a pastor at Jesus the Living Water Church in Eastbourne, East Sussex.
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Three of the five crew members were rescued and taken to hospital, the coastguard says.
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The WhatsApp money launderers arranged cash transfers in the UK and around the world with no paper trail.
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Five others in their twenties were injured after shots were fired in Aarau, near Zurich overnight.
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Footage of the flash floods have become almost impossible to find on China’s heavily censored internet.
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A 97-year-old woman, Guna Maya Bohara, survived the flash floods and was rescued using an excavator.
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Some of the most dramatic footage from the deadly flash flooding is hidden from public view in China.
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Among those reported missing after deadly floods are a 13-year-old girl and 14-year-old boy.
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Marion McMillan was one of about 250,000 women who were forced to have their babies adopted between 1949 and 1976.
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A French couple - both conceived by sperm donors - wanted children. But with home DNA tests illegal, how could they be sure they were not related?
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Photos of Mount Fuji, bowls of ramen and the bustle of Shibuya Crossing are filling up social media feeds.
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Co-housing residents live in a Grade II listed mansion for the same price as a two-bed house.
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The BBC's Laura Cress gets a first look at the biggest games in Cologne from Witcher 3 to Alien: Isolation 2.
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British heavyweight Moses Itauma was taught a harsh lesson at world level - what can he learn from defeat and where does the 21-year-old go next?
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Broadcaster RUV reports that 52.8% of voters rejected the government's proposal to resume talks.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveiled a billboard on Canada's shoreline with the message: "Lake Ontario. Now and Always."
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As rescue efforts enter their fifth day following the Nepal flash floods, some of today's papers report on the climbing death toll.
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Parenting experts give their top tips on how to make sure back-to-school runs as smoothly as possible.
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British Transport Police said a man who was in a van died at the scene, in Burscough.
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A veterans' charity says Donald Turrell will be remembered with "enormous affection and gratitude".
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The traffic-free route has been maintained by volunteers since the railway closed in the late 1960s.
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Parents say misinformation means many families do not realise summer-born children can delay school.
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Tips are central to US dining culture but some eateries think that they are unfair.
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The gallery, which has been closed since 1943, will reopen from 16 September.
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And, did CIA chief travel to Moscow to warn Putin against attacking Nato?
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And, America says goodbye to musical icon Dolly Parton.
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BBC Sport travels to Nuuk for the Greenlandic Football Championship.
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After Emiliano Martinez's move, BBC Sport looks at why Aston Villa and Chelsea have become one of the Premier League’s busiest transfer partnerships since 2022.
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Everton have called off a proposed deal to sell midfielder Harrison Armstrong to Nottingham Forest following a backlash from the club's supporters.
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British heavyweight Moses Itauma was taught a harsh lesson at world level - what can he learn from defeat and where does the 21-year-old go next?
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As Liverpool agree a £123m deal for Bradley Barcola, BBC Sport looks at how he has ridden triumphs and setbacks to reach the top with the help of his family.
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Will Aryna Sabalenka rediscover her mojo? How will Carlos Alcaraz's comeback go? And can Novak Djokovic win? It's time for the 2026 US Open singles.