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Cameron should forever be remembered for his failure

On the 10th anniversary of Brexit, it’s right to acknowledge the former PM’s role in how badly it turned out - and how he walked away and left the country in chaos, says James Kirkup

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Tuchel may regret leaving wildcard options at home

England lacked a Cole Palmer or Phil Foden to inject some spark into their Ghana performance, writes Richard Jolly

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Phillipson and Badenoch argue after heated PMQs

Kemi Badenoch and Bridget Phillipson clashed in parliament yesterday when the education secretary confronted the Tory leader in a heated exchange about her language during PMQs.

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Driver in fatal train crash passed through red signal

A train driver who died in a crash near Bedford had passed a red signal moments before the collision, say investigators.

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YOU WEAR IT WELL

As Andy Burnham makes headlines for his low-key dad look, Olivia Petter looks back at some of the most notable sartorial choices made by UK political leaders, and what they signified

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Scotland’s hopes fade as Brazil into knockout stages

Brazil ambled their way into the World Cup knockout stages with a commanding 3-0 win over Scotland yesterday, as Vinicius Jr netted twice and Neymar made his first appearance in a Brazil shirt in nearly three years.

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OH. WHAT A WASTE!

A flawed take on Moliére’s ‘The Misanthrope’ does Sandra Oh no favours on her London debut, says Annabel Nugent

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Burnham planning satellite ‘No 10 in the North’ office

Andy Burnham is set to create a “No 10 in the North” by moving some of his Downing Street operation to Manchester if he enters Downing Street as expected, reports suggest.

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Will Israel ever admit to its atrocities in the Gaza war?

The UN report that found Israel has been deliberately targeting children in Gaza, resulting in genocide and crimes against humanity, was swiftly met with what have become wearisomely familiar denials from Jerusalem.

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Farage losing his cool over £5m ‘gift’ will hurt Reform

Nigel Farage’s round of media interviews on Tuesday was supposed to be a victory lap to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the vote to leave the EU that marked him out as one of the most important politicians in the land.

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The superhero equivalent of a dodgy Vegas impersonator

Milly Alcock is the only good thing about ‘Supergirl’, an ugly, dispiriting misfire from DC Studios, says Clarisse Loughrey

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‘It’s a matter of life or death’

Bel Trew reports from Nigeria on the phenomenon of ‘kito’ attacks, in which members of the LGBTQ+ community are catfished online, kidnapped, beaten and extorted by gangs

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‘I was ignored by midwives – my son can’t walk or talk’

The report of the scandal at Nottingham hospitals outlines how numerous failings led to harm. Rebecca Thomas reports

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Musk no longer trillionaire as SpaceX share price drops

Elon Musk’s reign as the world’s first trillionaire was remarkably short-lived.

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Roasting? Try surviving a heatwave in a wheelchair...

Everyone’s talking about the heatwave.

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Stokes tightlipped on future but says sorry to teammates

England captain back for crucial Test after nightclub incident

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Putin’s plea for peace gives Kyiv’s allies the upper hand

Moscow is rattled and Trump needs a win – this is the ideal moment for Ukraine to push back decisively, says Sam Kiley

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Scorcher! Hottest June day on record sees Britain boil

Britain has recorded its hottest June day on record, shattering the previous high, which has stood since 1976.

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‘We can’t do nothing while people are still persecuted’

Jide Macaulay is a gay minister who has spent much of his life helping vulnerable LGBTQ+ people in Nigeria. He says the message in Bel Trew’s new documentary must be acted upon

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Homophobic attacks are an affront to civilised societies

The Independent’s investigation into homophobic persecution in Nigeria reveals deeply disturbing stories of violence against entirely blameless people in the developing world.

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The latest scandal exposes how the NHS fails women

The report is an indictment of the maternity care women often receive. When will it change, asks Rebecca Thomas

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Families seek justice after damning maternity inquiry

Calls for public inquest as report author Donna Ockenden says victims’ voices should be a ‘catalyst for lasting change’

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Time for a hydration break? Make mine a pint, barman

Senior fitness writer Harry Bullmore learns what to order at the bar to avoid dehydration while still enjoying yourself, and what to know about the ‘eight glasses’ of water a day myth

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Migrant returns deal with France to ‘end in October’

Labour’s flagship ‘one in, one out’ scheme set to run aground

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A decade on from the vote, the damning cost of Brexit

Alex Ross and Albert Toth explore the impact of the result

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Starmer and Burnham hold talks on transition of power

Sir Keir Starmer has held face-to-face talks with Andy Burnham, his likely successor, pledging a \"smooth transition\" of power following his resignation.

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So, Ms Reeves, where were you when your PM resigned?

When Keir Starmer stood on Downing Street to announce his resignation, having finally accepted it was all over, only four cabinet colleagues turned up to pay their respects to the fallen prime minister.

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Crazy denial of geography will end by 2036 – Clegg

The UK will have rejoined – or be on the path to rejoining – the European Union by 2036, former deputy prime minister Sir Nick Clegg said on the 10th anniversary of the referendum.

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Immigration has worsened since Brexit, voters believe

An Independent survey finds that 55 per cent of people want a return to freedom of movement, while 16 per cent oppose it