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Protesters at a British Medical Association rally.
Striking junior doctors have lost public’s support, Streeting says

The health secretary hopes junior doctors will settle for reforms to improve working conditions and career progression as polling shows waning support

Healthcare

The NHS was broken — but it’s not beaten

I’m asking resident doctors to vote ‘no’ in the ballot on pay, and continue the progress we’ve made, working together to rebuild our health service




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Collage of a woman with scissors cutting a British one-pound coin.
Which departments face the deepest cuts in the spending review?

Prime Minister Keir Starmer on the phone, surrounded by factory workers.
NHS and Treasury clash over medicine bill to placate Trump

Collage of a woman with scissors cutting a British one-pound coin.
Which departments face the deepest cuts in the spending review?





Close-up of a woman using a teal smartphone.
Nearly one in three UK adults have had their phone stolen


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Ella Mills in an orange dress sitting on a kitchen counter.
Deliciously Ella: People would say I was just a nepo baby

Ella Mills, daughter of a Sainsbury’s heiress and a Cabinet minister, insists her success has nothing to do with her wealthy family


Schoolboy eating a sandwich at lunch.
Schools ‘must expel ham from canteens’ due to bowel cancer risk



Andrew Tate arriving at a police station in Romania.
Andrew Tate faces rape and human trafficking charges in UK


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News in pictures


Woman told she would never walk again could be England’s Miss World



Jeremy Hunt’s friends in high places help with political book
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Rachel Johnson in a red chair.

For young people the search for a partner is more dispiriting than ever. But my quest to trace my first flame was heartrending


Woman sitting on gym equipment smiling.
I’m 61, I’ve lost five stone — and I’ve got my best body ever



Richard Branson in front of Matsumoto Castle in Japan.
Richard Branson: ‘I was so loved-up, I got off a taxiing plane’





Being boring is no guarantee of safety for Rachel Reeves

Cautious chancellor may feel she can thread her way between market panic and voter rage but it’s no recipe for growth



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Cartoon by Morten Morland



Headshot of Lucas-Edward Grey.
West’s betrayal of Ukraine should haunt us






Headshot of Lucas-Edward Grey.
West’s betrayal of Ukraine should haunt us




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Claire CohenI’m fed up with ‘manslammers’ on the pavement





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Alistair OsborneAbsurdly late fine for Thames is all just water under the bridge







Houses of Parliament, London, at sunset.
Ministers to get power to force pension funds to invest in UK
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I felt voyeuristic ickiness listening to this podcast about a scammer


Yevgeny Prigozhin in camouflage, holding a rifle in a desert.
Will Putin be toppled by a military coup?
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