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  1. Burnham to promise 'more breathing room' as he takes over as PM

    The Labour leader will set out his domestic priorities in his first speech from Downing Street as he becomes the seventh prime minister in 10 years on Monday.
  2. Russia launches major ballistic missile attack on Ukrainian cities

    Eight people die and dozens are injured as several cities are hit by missile and drone attacks, while Kyiv continues its own assault on Russian infrastructure.
  3. Tate brothers arrested in US as further UK charges take total to 59

    The Crown Prosecution Service says it has requested their extradition from the US, while their lawyer says they are innocent.
  4. US and Iran trade fire after two US soldiers killed in Jordan

    Kuwait says an electricity and water plant is on fire after the second such attack in two days. Iran says US strikes hit an under-construction nuclear power plant.
  5. Record numbers of honours for working class heroes

    Record numbers of people from poorer backgrounds are now receiving awards.
  6. The 1975's Matty Healy marries model Gabbriette Bechtel in Los Angeles

    The newlyweds were first linked in 2023 after Healy's brief relationship with Taylor Swift.
  7. Neighbours actor Terence Donovan dies aged 90

    His son, actor Jason Donovan, posted to social media that his father died on Saturday night peacefully in Melbourne, Australia
  8. Bruno Mars has an unexpected opening before Wembley party starts

    After an eight-year absence from UK stages, Bruno Mars returned to Wembley Stadium with a polished, hit-filled show.
  9. Chinese firm seeks compensation over British Steel nationalisation

    Jingye said it will take action "through legal means to the very end" after the UK government nationalised British Steel.
  10. Digital ID plan to be scrapped in Burnham's first major policy pledge

    A spokesperson for the incoming prime minister says his government would “put its focus where people need it right now”.
  11. Messi on the brink of history - will it be his last World Cup game?

    Argentina captain Lionel Messi will play his 34th World Cup match in Sunday's final, but will it be his last appearance?
  12. I've been a World Cup official - I promise you there is no favouritism

    Darren Cann speaks to BBC Sport about the conspiracy theories around the World Cup and what referees really think.
  13. Trump presence means long queues for World Cup final

    Supporters are facing hours of queues to get into New York New Jersey Stadium amid heightened security for the 2026 World Cup final.
  14. Why the half-time show may be a taste of things to come

    The 2026 World Cup's spectacle is creating debate about the place of music in sport - and how it could infiltrate other tournaments.
  15. The hidden cost of the night shift and how to sleep it off

    More than three million people in the UK work night shifts, which can greatly impact their health. What can be done to help them?
  16. Private jets flock to Montana - but locals can't afford the trailer park

    Rents in Bozeman, Montana have skyrocketed as wealthy out-of-towners flock to the city to experience the American West.
  17. Can Burnham's casual style survive contact with No 10?

    When Burnham becomes PM, he'll find it harder to wear the wardrobe that's central to his political brand.
  18. Russians turn to cash, putting more strain on slowing wartime economy

    Russians have been hit by mobile internet shutdowns and more businesses are seeking to dodge tax after more than four years of war with Ukraine.
  19. Could there be a new dawn for North Sea oil and gas?

    The incoming PM is expected to announce fresh support for the North Sea from day one of his premiership.
  20. New EU border system tripling time at passport control, airport boss says

    Ryanair has also warned passengers travelling to Europe this summer to prepare for extended waits.
  21. Marathon runners compete on drifting sea ice at North Pole

    Organisers say 23 runners from seven countries took part in races at the Arctic's geographic North Pole.
  22. Britain 'set for bumper year' for butterflies

    A hot and dry spring means a greater variety and more butterflies across the UK, a charity says.
  23. Minnesota senior wins law change so she can enjoy Happy Hour at care home

    Anita Le Brun, the face of a campaign to allow for alcohol to be served at care homes without a licence, is celebrating its success.
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  25. What No 10 Will Really Be Like For Andy Burnham

    Former insiders explain ahead of moving in day.
  26. Will Trump's primetime speech help him challenge the midterm elections?

    Join Americast for insights and analysis on what's happening inside Trump's White House.
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  28. Trump presence means two-hour queues for World Cup final

    Supporters are facing hours of queues to get into New York New Jersey Stadium amid heightened security for the 2026 World Cup final.
  29. Antonelli wins to extend lead after Russell crashes out

    Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli re-establishes a comfortable championship lead with victory in the Belgian Grand Prix while team-mate George Russell crashes out.
  30. Has Saka shown Tuchel he's too good to leave out?

    Bukayo Saka’s World Cup hat-trick against France reignited the selection debate and Thomas Tuchel’s decision to leave him out of the semi-final.
  31. 'A heroic innings comes to an end' - Bethell bowls Rohit Sharma

    Rohit Sharma's incredible innings comes to an end after being bowled by Jacob Bethell for 138, with India needing 128 to win the third and final One Day International against England at Lord's - a victory that would also see them secure the series.