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Israeli arms embargo 'not wise' - with US and UK 'in totally different situation', says Cameron
An Israeli arms embargo is "not a wise path" and the UK and America are "in a totally different situation", the foreign secretary has said.
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Switzerland wins Eurovision as chaos engulfs iconic song contest
Switzerland has won Eurovision, topping the leaderboard in a competition fraught with last-minute changes and backstage incidents.
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Ukraine-Russia war: As Western weapons trickle through to Kyiv, Putin seizes chance to hit Kharkiv
Russia has reopened a major front in its war with Ukraine in a move that will stretch Kyiv's already undermanned and outgunned forces as they wait for Western weapons.
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A wardrobe malfunction, a watermelon and nul points: Five Eurovision moments you might have missed
With fans from more than 80 countries watching on, 25 contestants went head to head for the coveted glass microphone.
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Drivers 'choosing to ignore' official diversion route around M25 closure, say highways bosses
An "increasing number" of drivers are "choosing to ignore" the official diversion route around the M25 closure, highways bosses have warned.
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UK weather: Thunderstorms set to bring warm spell to dramatic end - after UK sees hottest day of the year
Thunderstorms could bring Britain's warm spell to a dramatic end on Sunday afternoon - after Saturday was confirmed as the hottest day of the year so far.
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BAFTA TV Awards: Happy Valley, Succession and Top Boy among shows in the running at ceremony today
Happy Valley, The Gold, Slow Horses and Top Boy are the four shows battling it out to be named best drama of the past year at the BAFTA TV Awards later today.
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Natalie Elphicke says claims she lobbied justice secretary over ex-husband's trial are 'nonsense'
Accusations MP Natalie Elphicke lobbied the justice secretary in 2020 to interfere in her then-husband's sex offences trial are "nonsense", her spokesperson has said.
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Adam Boulton: No one likes a turncoat, but Labour is gambling Tory MP's defection shows which way political wind is blowing
The Labour Party is in shock over the leadership's decision to welcome the defection of the right-wing former Conservative MP Natalie Elphicke.
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Deaf people 'lonely and isolated' as major survey reveals many face stigma in daily lives
More than a quarter of deaf people say they have been ignored in public, according to a major survey by a leading charity.
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