Princess Kate completes Three Peaks challenge, first in the royal family
Britain's future queen has climbed the highest peaks in England, Scotland and Wales - 18 months after she was declared cured of cancer.
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Sources: Starmer and Burnham hold frosty meeting over possible transition of power
Britain's outgoing Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, and his likely successor, Andy Burnham, held a meeting on Tuesday that sources described as "frosty," The Guardian reports.
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The stars' response to the tired talk: goal success
Player after player has highlighted the problems surrounding the tight schedule. But for the very best, it doesn't seem to matter. Lionel Messi, Erling Braut Haaland, and Kylian Mbappé have all delivered so far at the World Cup.
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Starmer resigns - new UK Labour leader may not be until autumn
Keir Starmer is stepping down as British Labour leader, and, by extension, as UK prime minister. The question now is whether the popular Andy Burnham can take over unopposed, or if more candidates will come forward.
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Expert: Few victories for the US in the Iran deal
The US and Iran have signed the agreement that will lead to peace. Donald Trump is praising the agreement - but what does the US get out of it all? And what was the real goal of the war? Was it a more democratic Iran? We don't seem to have achieved that, notes Middle East analyst Aron Lund.
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After the tears, Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha's mother can come to the World Cup
The story of one of the unexpected central figures at the World Cup, Cape Verde goalkeeper Josimar Dias Vozinha, looks set to have a new, happy chapter. His mother can now get help with a visa.
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BBC to cut around 550 jobs this year
Around 550 jobs will be lost and entire programmes will be closed as the BBC aims to save about SEK 2 billion this year.
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Punished with urine - now Iraq is playing the World Cup again
Imprisonment, beatings and humiliation. These were the consequences suffered by Iraqi national team players after a loss under Saddam Hussein's regime. Forty years after its only World Cup appearance to date, it's time again for Iraq. A broken, war-torn country is ready for the biggest football stage again.
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