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Trump hails 'highest honour of my life' at state banquet - as King references trade, Ukraine and environment
Donald Trump said being the first US president to enjoy a second British state visit was "one of the highest honours of my life", as he wined and dined with royalty at Windsor Castle.
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Trump-Starmer talks could be landmark moment - and join pantheon of UK-US summits
In years to come, it may become known simply as Chequers '25.
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Sadiq Khan calls out Gaza 'genocide', as Starmer 'delays' recognising Palestinian state until end of Trump's state visit
London's mayor Sir Sadiq Khan has for the first time described the situation in Gaza as a "genocide", becoming the most senior Labour figure to contradict the government's official position.
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Man dies, woman injured, after London park shooting
A man has died and a woman has been taken to hospital after a shooting at a park in London.
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Radical overhaul of how schools support special needs students demanded by MPs
A radical overhaul of the way mainstream schools support children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) is needed to stop the system from collapsing under growing demand, MPs have warned.
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Migrants 'making mockery' of law, says home secretary - as she attacks 'intolerable' court ruling
The new home secretary has hit out at the High Court's decision to temporarily block the deportation of an asylum seeker back to France, describing it as an "intolerable" move that will be appealed.
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In pictures: Donald Trump given royal welcome as UK state visit begins
Donald Trump has kicked off his second state visit to the UK with a royal greeting, carriage procession and gun salute.
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East Midlands Ambulance Service 'neglect' contributed to meningitis death of Zara Cheesman, 15, coroner rules
Ambulance workers were guilty of "gross failings to provide basic care" in the death of a 15-year-old schoolgirl from meningitis, a coroner has ruled.
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Southport victims' parents say killer's parents 'knew and ignored risk he posed to public'
The families of the three girls murdered in the Southport attack have claimed the parents of killer Axel Rudakubana "knew and ignored the risk he posed to the public".
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MSPs vote to abolish Scottish legal system's controversial not proven verdict
MSPs have voted to abolish Scotland's controversial not proven verdict.