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UK jets deployed to shoot down Iran drones - MoD
The MoD says the RAF will repel "any airborne attacks within range" of its jets in the Middle East.
The Papers: Iran's drone 'swarm' and Sydney knife 'rampage'
Iran's drone attack on Israel and the knife attack in Australia feature on Sunday's front pages.
The first ladies no longer happy to sacrifice careers for their husbands
Being a spouse to a Latin American leader used to mean supporting your husband's career. But no more.
Who can get a Covid booster this spring?
Those most at risk from Covid will be offered a spring booster by the NHS in England from Monday.
Who can get a Covid booster this spring?
Those most at risk from Covid will be offered a spring booster by the NHS in England from Monday.
'I felt anger hearing my dad's experience of racism'
A new Channel 4 documentary explores how British Asians were targeted by the far right in the 1970s.
Being blind helps me connect with people, says diplomat
UK's first blind overseas ambassador Victoria Harrison says being blind can help build relationships.
New 'Gen Z' Scrabble: 'It feels a bit like cheating'
A new, easier version of the traditional word game leaves us asking: What are board games for?
New 'Gen Z' Scrabble: 'It feels a bit like cheating'
A new, easier version of the traditional word game leaves us asking: What are board games for?
British theatre gears up for big night at Oliviers
Sunset Boulevard, Stranger Things and Dear England are among the Olivier Award-nominated productions.
'It doesn't scare me' - Morikawa on chasing Scheffler
Collin Morikawa says he "believes in what I can do" as he goes into Sunday's final round of the Masters one shot behind world number one Scottie Scheffler.
Russian double-tap strikes hit civilians then rescuers too
Russia is following up initial attacks with repeat strikes targeting rescuers treating the wounded.
Russian double-tap strikes hit civilians then rescuers too
Russia is following up initial attacks with repeat strikes targeting rescuers treating the wounded.
The 276 schoolgirls whose kidnap shocked the world
Most of the Chibok girls abducted 10 years ago in Nigeria are now free but some feel badly let down.
US shoots down Iranian drones bound for Israel
President Joe Biden met promptly with US national security officials after Iran launched its attack.
Wildcard witness and untested legal theory: How strong is first Trump case?
Experts are split over the strength of NY prosecutor Alvin Bragg's case, which relies on a novel legal strategy.
Wildcard witness and untested legal theory: How strong is first Trump case?
Experts are split over the strength of NY prosecutor Alvin Bragg's case, which relies on a novel legal strategy.
Wildcard witness and untested legal theory: How strong is first Trump case?
Experts are split over the strength of NY prosecutor Alvin Bragg's case, which relies on a novel legal strategy.
Aberg, Scheffler & Lowry feature in day three's best shots
Ludvig Aberg, Scottie Scheffler and Shane Lowry feature in day three's best shots from the Masters at Augusta National, Georgia.
Watch: Sirens ring through Jerusalem as objects shot down
Loud explosions could be heard across the city as air defence systems shot down objects from the sky.