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Grenfell residents gather for last anniversary before tower is taken down

People came to ‘say goodbye to their homes’ before the two-year process of dismantling the building begins

Two skydivers killed in ‘tragic accident’ at airfield in Devon

Emergencies services were called to an incident at Dunkeswell aerodrome at 1pm on Friday

Keir Starmer to launch national inquiry into grooming gangs

PM says new statutory inquiry was ‘right thing to do’ after findings of review submitted by Louise Casey

UK moves jets to Middle East as Starmer refuses to rule out defending Israel

Military assets to provide ‘contingency support’ as PM repeats call for de-escalation after Iran’s retaliatory strikes

Women Scotland group mulls more legal action after UK supreme court gender ruling

Campaigners say they have spoken to Scottish government about lack of action on prisons and schools guidance amid focus on toilets

‘There’s nothing else like it’: the Ritz is crowned best restaurant in the UK

Described by judges as ‘London’s most decadent dining room’, the 119-year-old venue topped the national restaurant awards’ list this week

‘The city is being hollowed out’: the billionaire landlord locked in a David v Goliath battle for London’s West End

Dubbed ‘Britain’s meanest landlord’, Asif Aziz is fighting it out with a tiny cinema that counts Christopher Nolan, Paul Mescal and other Hollywood heroes as fans. How did the capital’s cultural landmarks end up under the thumb of the super-rich elite?

‘They could poo for England’: the mystery of the peacocks plaguing a village

Tutbury has been home to a peacock pride for 25 years and, while some welcome them, their behaviour has other people spitting feathers

‘Where are the foreigners?’: does a facile explanation lie behind Ballymena’s outbreak of hate?

Northern Ireland faces stark questions over the racism, xenophobia and intolerance that has forced families from abroad to flee

‘A slap in the face’: Grenfell officials still working in housing eight years after fire

Survivors say careers of many of those involved show there are ‘no consequences for decisions that cost lives’

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  • Grenfell residents gather for last anniversary before tower is taken down
  • Two skydivers killed in ‘tragic accident’ at airfield in Devon
  • Keir Starmer to launch national inquiry into grooming gangs
  • UK moves jets to Middle East as Starmer refuses to rule out defending Israel
  • Women Scotland group mulls more legal action after UK supreme court gender ruling
  • ‘There’s nothing else like it’: the Ritz is crowned best restaurant in the UK
  • ‘The city is being hollowed out’: the billionaire landlord locked in a David v Goliath battle for London’s West End
  • ‘They could poo for England’: the mystery of the peacocks plaguing a village
  • ‘Where are the foreigners?’: does a facile explanation lie behind Ballymena’s outbreak of hate?
  • ‘A slap in the face’: Grenfell officials still working in housing eight years after fire
  • Labour ‘staking everything’ on billions in investment to reverse UK’s decline
  • Civil service is ‘too remote’ from people’s lives across UK, says minister
  • Gary Oldman and Roger Daltrey knighted in king’s birthday honours
  • UK records warmest day of 2025 so far as temperatures hit 29.4C
  • Ministers step up efforts to quell growing rebellion over UK welfare bill
  • Two men jailed over theft of £4.75m gold toilet from Blenheim Palace
  • Former Tory MP to face trial on general election gambling charges
  • Blackpool teacher charged with sexual assault and murder of baby
  • Seven men who groomed vulnerable girls in Rochdale guilty of multiple sex offences
  • Councils in England warn of mass bankruptcies as Send deficits soar
  • Digested week: Remorseless Reeves and Sarah Vine’s masterpiece of self-delusion
  • Michelle O’Neill accuses DUP minister of inflaming racial tensions on social media
  • Ministers to offer olive branch on welfare plans to avert Labour rebellion
  • Does Labour’s spending review signal a return to austerity?
  • Sadiq Khan warns ministers not to ‘pit our towns and cities against each other’

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