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Four killed in Colombian bullring collapse
At least four people have been killed and scores more injured after a ramshackle stand collapsed at a bullfight in El Espinal, Colombia.
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Man seriously injured and house destroyed in Birmingham explosion
A man has suffered life-threatening injuries and a house has been destroyed after an explosion in Birmingham.
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Letters: With or without Boris Johnson, it’s Conservative policies that attract votes
SIR – Has the leadership of the Tory party not noticed the unmistakable fact that, when they are conservative, the people vote for them, and when they are not, they don’t?
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Eoin Morgan could step down as England limited-overs captain
Eoin Morgan could step down as England’s limited-overs captain in the coming days, with Jos Buttler and Moeen Ali the two favourites to replace him at the helm.
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Glastonbury 2022 live: Kendrick Lamar headlines the Pyramid Stage, bringing the festival to a close
Over 200,000 people flooded into Pilton, Somerset, for the world's biggest Greenfield festival, Glastonbury, which opened on Wednesday.
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Boris Johnson: Women cannot be born with a penis
Women cannot be born with a penis, Boris Johnson said as backed the decision to ban transgender women from competing in women’s swimming.
The TelegraphEmma Raducanu admits there will be nerves before Centre Court Wimbledon debut
Emma Raducanu will make her momentous debut on Centre Court on Monday, and the US Open champion admitted there would undoubtedly be nerves ahead of stepping on to the most famous arena in tennis.
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Chun In-gee wins Women's PGA Championship as Lexi Thompson misses out yet again
Lexi Thompson’s major demons cruelly leapt into destruction mode yet again on Sunday when the American suffered a putting meltdown over the final holes of the Women’s PGA on Sunday night to hand victory to Korean Chun In-gee .
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Joe Biden to block Boris Johnson’s answer to global food crisis
Joe Biden will on Monday attempt to block Boris Johnson’s plan to move away from green fuels amid a transatlantic split over how to tackle the global cost of living crisis.
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Brussels 'taking advantage' of Boris Johnson’s leadership woes by refusing Brexit concessions
Brussels is taking advantage of Boris Johnson’s leadership woes by refusing Brexit concessions, sources say.
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Children urged to blow the whistle on harmful online content
More children must blow the whistle on harmful content online, says Ofcom in its first campaign as the incoming regulator of social media firms.
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Ian Blackford reeling from bullying allegations after backing SNP MP in sexual assault probe
Ian Blackford’s political career has been left hanging by a thread over claims he “regularly manhandled” an SNP staffer and protected an MP now facing a police investigation for allegedly sexually assaulting a teenager while drunk.
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BT workers vote on strike that could disrupt internet services for remote workers
People working from home are facing "clear disruption" to internet services as thousands of BT workers vote this week to go on strike. As many as 45,000 engineers and call centre staff will decide whether to begin industrial action in as little as two weeks’ time. This makes up the vast majority of the company’s 58,000-strong frontline workforce. Insiders said there would be “clear disruption” to services, with some engineers unable to install phone lines or repair faulty services. Customers may
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Boris Johnson hit by new letters of no confidence from Tory MPs
Boris Johnson has been hit by a new wave of no confidence letters after saying he is planning for a third term in Downing Street, Tory rebels said on Sunday night.
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Doctors prosecuted for abortions to be granted clemency by Democrat governors
Elected officials in more than 10 US states where abortion is now banned or expected to be shortly have committed to not prosecute people seeking or providing abortions.
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Prince Charles' links to Qatar are once again in question after accepting cash from sheikh
Prince Charles’s friendship with the former Qatari prime minister once dubbed “the man who bought London” has a history of landing him in murky water.
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Prince Charles’s acceptance of cash from Qatari sheikh to be reviewed
Prince Charles’s acceptance of a suitcase containing €1 million in cash from a Qatari sheikh is to be reviewed by the Charity Commission.
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Arsenal seal £45m Gabriel Jesus transfer to reunite Mikel Arteta with striker
Arsenal are expected to announce the £45 million signing of Manchester City striker Gabriel Jesus, possibly as early as Monday, after agreeing personal terms with the Brazilian over a five-year deal.
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Thousands of PwC staff to get inflation-matching pay rise
PwC is handing thousands of staff an inflation-matching 9pc pay rise to cushion the blow of soaring living costs.
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Jack Leach has been transformed by England's new regime
In the caricature of England under Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes, Jack Leach is not an obvious fit. McCullum has talked of “sexy cricket”; no skill in cricket is more mundane than orthodox finger spin. And so, for a side committed to unadulterated attack, Matt Parkinson’s leg-spin, or returns for Moeen Ali and Adil Rashid, which McCullum has floated, would all seem to have greater allure.
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NHS dementia care ‘was set up for white people’
NHS dementia care is designed for white people and discriminates against south Asians, a report has found.
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Rail strikes have lost their power and will lead to more job cuts, Grant Shapps warns RMT
Rail strikes no longer have the power to paralyse the nation, Grant Shapps has warned the union, as he accused them of defending “indefensible” working practices.
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Labour must 'categorically' oppose BA strike over 10pc pay rise, says David Lammy
David Lammy has called on Labour to "categorically" oppose a 10 per cent pay rise for airport workers, sparking a row with one of the UK's largest unions and accusations of hypocrisy from the party's Left wing.
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Sir Paul McCartney’s Glastonbury set too ‘complex’ to broadcast live, says BBC
The BBC was on Sunday night facing questions over why it had failed to upload Sir Paul McCartney’s Glastonbury performance to the iPlayer more than 24 hours after it was broadcast on TV.
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Mark Cavendish wins British National Road title to strengthen Tour de France selection claims
Mark Cavendish produced a stunning performance on Sunday to win the national road race title for the second time in his career - and in doing so put huge pressure on his Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl team less than a week out from the start of the 109th Tour de France.
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Strong partnerships have defined series, but England's openers are not among them
Three batting partnerships marked the penultimate day of a Test series which may prove in hindsight to have been nothing less than epoch-making in terms of English cricket. Two of these partnerships are functioning, the third has yet to gel.