International
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Under Pressure
Uefa confirms making ‘departure payment’ to alleged lover of Fifa president Gianni Infantino
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Weather Warning
Heat alerts come into force across Britain as UK braces for fifth heatwave of the year
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Abelardo de la Espriella
Colombia's new president vows to 'defeat narco-terrorists' in fiery first speech as leader
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White House
US appeals court upholds order halting work on Donald Trump's $600m White House ballroom
Friday
7 Aug
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Spat
Spain to impose border checks in response to Italy doing the same after Ceuta crisis
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Mecca
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan sign Nato-style 'attack one, attack on all' defence pact
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Trademarks
Supermac's wins latest legal battle with McDonald's over trademarks in the UK
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Not so fast
US appeals court upholds order to halt construction of Trump's White House ballroom
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edinburgh fringe
Amanda Knox defends Edinburgh comedy show in the face of criticism it ‘trivialises violence'
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DAMPENED SPIRITS
Sliding sales, ‘Drastic Dave’ and job cuts: what is going on at Diageo?
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Explainer
What's the story with the resigning Cambridge professor and allegations of plagiarism and racism?
In 2023, Jason Arday became Cambridge’s youngest black professor, this week he resigned, denying allegations of plagiarism.
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mayo for sam
Hunter Biden tells Oliver Callan he watches his father's Ballina speech 'to cheer myself up'
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Chairs to that
Council attempts to limit 'vertical drinking' (that's drinking while standing up) in central London
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NO MORE
New York has temporarily stopped building data centres. Should Ireland do the same?
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the poor craytur
Satellite captures before and after pictures of SpaceX rocket’s Moon crash
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Online Safety
Meta ordered to pay $567m for endangering children by making them vulnerable to predators
Thursday
6 Aug
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West Bank
Rare indictment as Israeli settler charged over killing of Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen
The Explainer
How did 72,000 people cross into Ceuta?
How did it happen, why does Spain have territory in Africa, and what does the crisis mean for Europe’s borders? We’re joined by Eoghan Gilmartin a freelance journalist based in Madrid.
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Controversy
Uefa doubles down on World Cup boycott threat and says Fifa backing Infantino 'changes nothing'
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Greece
Man accused of killing Scottish aid worker in Athens expected back in Greek court
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Middle East
Iran says Strait of Hormuz plan at ‘final stage’, but reopening depends on US ending blockade
Wednesday
5 Aug
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Under Pressure
Fifa board issues apology for World Cup sell-off plan but say Infantino has their 'full support'
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the heat
All 27 major cities in Italy placed under highest heat alert for tomorrow as temperatures near 40C
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abdul el-sayed
Left-leaning candidate upsets US Democratic establishment in key Michigan Senate primary race
