The Supreme Court will review the controversial ban on Palestine Action, a group accused of causing criminal damage to Israeli-owned defence firms. The decision comes after a series of protests and arrests, with the group’s co-founder challenging the ban as a breach of human rights.
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England’s cycling team overcame early setbacks to win gold in the men’s team pursuit at the Commonwealth Games, showcasing adaptability and resilience.
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Uefa’s threat to boycott Fifa competitions has sparked a debate about football’s governance and the future of the World Cup. The decision could have significant financial and sporting consequences.
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England is on track for a record year of heat-related deaths, with 2,877 fatalities during the May and June heatwaves. The UKHSA’s preliminary estimates highlight the need for preparedness and adaptation.
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Israel’s barrier expansion in Gaza raises concerns about the shifting boundaries and the impact on the local population.
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The surfing world mourns the loss of Arran Strong, a talented British surfer who went missing off the Portuguese coast. A decade-long competitor, Strong’s achievements and character are celebrated by his peers.
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Four people died in small boat crossings in the Channel, highlighting the human cost of migration. Despite a decrease in crossings, the risks remain high, with overcrowding a significant factor.
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Fifa has opened disciplinary proceedings against Argentina following their World Cup final loss to Spain, with a focus on post-match incidents and potential breaches during the tournament.
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A parliamentary inquiry reveals the MoD’s lack of expertise led to a systemic data breach, impacting thousands of Afghans seeking refuge in the UK.
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Sir Garfield Sobers, the legendary West Indian cricketer, was honored in a state funeral attended by dignitaries and cricket icons. His remarkable career and impact on the sport were celebrated, leaving a lasting legacy.
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