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Police hunt: Youth rapes 15yo girl in sea at packed UK beach
Girl dragged into deep water; thousands of people were unaware of attack.
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New York Times: The plan to open looks like a likely recipe for a massive third wave.
'Shocking': Child killer, rapist avoids sex offenders register due to loophole
He raped and killed two schoolgirls. Families are furious he can now legally change names.
UK health minister tests positive for Covid-19
UK Health Secretary Sajid Javid is self-isolating after testing positive for Covid-19.
England is 'systemically racist' says CEO of Think tank
Findings came when racism was directed at black football players after England's defeat.
English players who missed Euro 2020 final penalties racially abused
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Person assaulted in brawl over football in Queenstown
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Euro 2020 final: Royal family reacts to England's loss
The royals looked devastated after watching England lose to Italy in a penalty shootout.
Kate's hilarious act at Wimbledon
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Watch: Prince George's adorable reaction to England goal
Prince George is cheering on his home team at Wembley alongside his mum and dad.
'Carnage' as ticketless fans descend on Wembley for Euro 2020 final
Football fans reportedly breached the Wembley gates hours before kickoff.
A lifetime of waiting: Why England's football success is so special
OPINION: The 1966 triumph was meant to be start of a golden era, but success was fleeting.
Eric Watson charged with insider trading in US
The former co-owner of Hanover Finance was charged after a company name change.
Palace fights dirty in Prince William and Harry war
OPINION: The new royal documentary has become a flash point in the brothers' feud.
Britain gambles on reopening despite the Delta variant
New York Times: We will see what living with Covid amid high vaccine uptake looks like.
Everything you need to know about the Diana statue unveiling
From who is and isn't going to the anticipated event - and artist behind the monument.
'No Danger' Diplomat says 'Isis Bride' should be let to return to UK
Ex-US diplomat says the former London schoolgirl has renounced Islamic State.
Matt Ratana shooting: Man charged with murder
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How a tornado brought a South Auckland community together
The tragedy of the tornado was countered by an overwhelming community response.
Caught red handed: UK PM urged to 'pull the plug' on Health Secretary after affair
Matt Hancock should be sacked for breaking Covid rules, ministers say.
40 warning signs: MI5's failings before London Bridge terror attack
Usman Khan's life was dedicated to violent jihad but dozens of warning signs were ignored.
Boris Johnson's former aide blasts UK failures on Covid-19
Dominic Cummings claims the UK response to the pandemic was slow and chaotic.
First man to get Covid vaccine dies of unrelated illness
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Inside the top secret UK plan to invade Russia after WWII
UK-Russia relations may be icy now - but it's nothing compared to this 1945 plot.
Fair is foul for 'problematic' Shakespeare
The Globe Theatre has opened a debate on 'decolonising' the playwright's work.
'Highly offensive': UK company using Māori culture to sell carpet
'I've never seen anything so blatantly ripping off a culture.'
Bride's fury after wedding venue refuses $8800 refund despite fiancé's death
Their big day never happened after Guy's death. She was still hit with an $8k wedding bill
UK prepares to open travel and hospitality - but fast-spreading virus variant hovers
Travellers in England are packing their bags, restaurants are opening but anxiety remains.
'Take back control' returns to haunt UK
Editorial: Parts of the UK have now picked up the Brexit slogan, 'taking back control'.
Scottish government eyes another independence vote
The Scottish National Party has won its fourth straight election.
An election win for Boris Johnson, but his strategies risk a UK breakup
New York Times: The populism helping the Tories in England cuts against them in Scotland.