Former UK nurse loses attempt to appeal against baby murder convictions
Pakistan
Poet was abducted because of human rights activism, says wife
Papua New Guinea
Fears up to 100 dead after landslide in remote northern region
Australia
Woman has no sensation from waist down after ‘horrifying’ flight, husband says
Singapore Airlines
Airline tightens seatbelt rules after turbulence flight death
Spain
Four dead in Mallorca after ‘nightmarish’ building collapse
London
Boy who died aged 15 to become first millennial saint
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Trump swaps courtroom for Bronx in play for Hispanic and Black voters
The Republican presidential candidate held a rally in the South Bronx, one of the most diverse and impoverished neighbourhoods in New York
Spotlight
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I woke up with a Welsh accent
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Valeria Golino
I’m not a man-hater. I am a lover of men
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Beyoncé and Dua Lipa have swapped mirrorballs for rhinestones, while new stars such as Shaboozey and Dasha are making hay with uptempo hoedowns. Even the UK is enjoying its first rodeo – but can it last?
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Paul Murray
In some ways the T’ang poets were the original Sad Dads
You be the judge
My parents want to donate their old furniture to us – should my partner accept it?
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It’s an open secret: the UAE is fuelling Sudan’s war – and there’ll be no peace until we call it out
Husam Mahjoub
The Emirates is arming and supporting one side in the conflict, but UK and US officials have shied from confronting it, writes Husam Mahjoub, co-founder of the Sudan Bukra TV channel
Congress’s latest ‘antisemitism’ hearing was an ugly attack on Palestinian rights
Moira Donegan
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Emma Brockes
Ukraine can still recover with bolder western support – but right now it’s on the ropes
Timothy Garton Ash
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Devi Sridhar
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