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Water quality of Seine under the spotlight again ahead of mixed relay triathlon

Uncertainty surrounds the next Olympic triathlon event in Paris because of renewed concerns regarding water quality in t...

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Cafe and supermarket burnt out during night of disorder in Belfast

A cafe and a supermarket in south Belfast have been badly damaged by fire after attacks which followed anti-immigration ...

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Twelve dead in Israeli air strikes on Gaza after Tel Aviv stabbing

Israeli air strikes have killed 12 people in Gaza, including four who were sheltering at a tent camp housing displaced p...

Sport

More fitness issues for Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag after Liverpool loss

Manchester United’s pre-season injury woes continued as Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Victor Lindelof and Jonny Evans were all fo...

Business

Starmer to pitch UK as ‘stable place to do business’ at October trade summit

Ministers are expected to pitch Britain as a “stable place to do business” as they court global investors at a UK-ba...

Business

Jump in older generations ‘buying teeth whitener and fake tan ahead of holidays’

A jump in middle-aged and older people buying fake tan and teeth whitening strips as they undergo pre-holiday “glow up...

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Study: Cost of living tops parents’ fears for children’s futures

The cost of living is continuing to top parents’ fears for their children’s futures – while future pandemics and g...

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Funeral of Jay Slater who died in Tenerife to be ‘celebration’ of his life

The family of British teenager Jay Slater, who died while on holiday in Tenerife, said his funeral service will be a “...

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Dozens arrested as disorder continues, with fears of more violence to come

Dozens of arrests were made following scenes of disorder in England and Northern Ireland on Saturday, with police warnin...