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Inside Spain’s most British town where expats say the UK is a mess

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Since a change in UK electoral law this year, a record number of expats can vote in Thursday’s general election - but many won't bother

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Biden says he ‘nearly fell asleep’ during debate due to hectic travel schedule

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The US president said he had gone around the world 'a couple of times' in the lead up to event

Tuesday, Jul 2

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Boris Johnson makes surprise first Conservative election campaign appearance

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It comes after Mr Johnson's team said last month he is not expected to make an appearance on the campaign trail.

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Donald Trump hush money sentencing delayed over immunity ruling

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A judge has delayed Donald Trump‘s sentencing in his hush-money case until September over the Supreme Court’s decision yesterday which granted him partial immunity from criminal prosecution.

Election 2024 manifestos: Parties’ pledges on EU relations

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All of their promises on small boats, immigration for work or study, rejoining the EU, EU travel, freedom of movement, trade with the EU and trade outside the EU

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Cash-strapped Tories ‘cut election spending’ after donations plummet

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Tory sources suggest CCHQ is saving money to keep the party running after the election

What to do if your holiday is affected by wildfires in Greece and Turkey

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Prolonged hot and dry weather, combined with heavy winds, have led to wildfires across Greece and Turkey. Here is what you need to know

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Deputy PM Oliver Dowden reveals his pick for next Tory leader in leaked recording

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Oliver Dowden said the only Tory of his generation that could be leader, other than Rishi Sunak, was the current Health Secretary

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What Trump can get away with after immunity ruling

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A felon and career criminal is bidding to win the White House. This ruling will help him, and allow him to act largely above the law if he is elected

Who can I vote for in the general election? Parties and candidates

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There are eight major parties fighting for power in the 2024 general election, plus tens of marginal candidates

Child serial killer Lucy Letby guilty of attempting to murder premature baby

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The former neonatal nurse is already serving 14 whole life orders for murdering babies at the Countess of Chester hospital

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Labour warned it’s ‘out of its depth’ on Home Office asylum crisis

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Asylum hotel bills expected to climb from £5m to £7m a night. But experts say rushing in new laws to solve the crisis is 'a very bad idea'

Frank Cottrell-Boyce: ‘Our children’s schools are falling down around their ears’

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The new Children's Laureate talks about child poverty, the joy of reading, and his plans to force the new government to listen to prioritise children

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The chance to stop Donald Trump has now gone

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The US Supreme Court has made criminal prosecution of any president all but impossible

Three police officers face potential misconduct probe over Valdo Calocane inquiries

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Two police constables and a sergeant at Leicestershire Police are under investigation

Tourists evacuated from hotels as wildfires tear through Greek islands

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An estimated 2,000 British tourists evacuated from hotels on Kos as fires create 'apocalyptic' conditions

The disaster of Brexit is helping to hold the EU together

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Britain is a wonderful advertisement to every EU leader of the consequences of excluding their nations from the union

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‘I’m 25 and voted for France’s far right – Macron has squandered our money’

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The National Rally party has surged in popularity among young people, with supporters denying accusations of racism

Election day weather forecast: Is it going to rain on polling day?

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The impact of weather on voter turnout has been the subject of academic studies

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Croatia’s tourist hotspots hit by storms with hail the size of ‘tennis balls’

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Dramatic footage shows houses with their roofs destroyed while three people died in a landslide and wildfires hit the islands of Chios and Kos

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Royal Mail denies postal ballot backlog as thousands fear they will lose vote

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Millions are expected to vote by post this election - but many areas have reported people not yet receiving their ballot

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What French far-right surge means for Nato, Ukraine and the UK

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The National Rally has toned down its previous anti-Nato and pro-Russia statements, but experts say it is not willing to put its money where its mouth is

‘Worst campaign in my lifetime’: The Tory election blame game has begun

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Conservatives are already starting the blame game for the election campaign before it has even ended

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Trump seeks to set aside hush money conviction hours after immunity ruling

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Lawyers for the ex-president cite Supreme Court's ruling as they ask New York judge to delay sentencing

Monday, Jul 1

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British charity founder Peter Fouche dies fighting Russian forces in Ukraine

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Peter Fouche set up the charity in 2022 as a team of independent volunteers in Ukraine that provide essential supplies such as drones and food to Ukrainian soldiers.

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Tata steel cancels early shutdown of plant as union suspends strike for talks

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Union stands down from strike as talks about steel works future re-start but company vows talks will not change existing plan for closure of furnaces

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SNP leader counting on frustration over Labour to boost support for independence

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In an interview with i Scotland’s First Minister predicted that frustration with Labour could be a 'very big factor' in UK politics in the years ahead

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Why the Trump immunity ruling may mean he never faces justice

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For Trump, this was always about delaying his trial in Washington over his role in the 6 January insurrection - and it may just have worked

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Labour: French far-right can be reliable partners

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Senior Labour figures believe Le Pen's party may tack to the centre if it gains power in the French elections on Sunday

Russia ‘studying captured US ATACMS missile guidance system’

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The captured hardware will allow Russia to study how the missiles are guided while in flight, a weapons specialist told state media