The UK is holding its first national day of remembrance for victims of terrorism, with survivors and families due to speak at a ceremony
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- Uncertainty remains over who will pay for security tied to Harry and Meghan's UK return, with estimated costs reaching millions of pounds
- UK Labour MP Emily Thornberry says a ban on goods from the occupied West Bank would help protect the two-state solution
- The world's oldest person turned 117 (same story as Sky News item)
- The Greenock town council wants migrants to move into the town
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- Tracking ongoing 2026 journalism job cuts, citing Queen City Nerve, Pink News and Chattanooga Times Free Press among affected outlets
- The GCSE grade gap between boys and girls has narrowed in 2026 results
- A family has been named after three people died in the sea off Shoreham beach