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    The Islamic Republic cannot survive unchanged

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    Where does the Louvre go from here?

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    ‘We thought it was fireworks’: Dubai’s luxury seekers shaken by Iranian missiles

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    Middle East
    UK personnel just 200 metres away from Iranian missile strike

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    UK
    Few will mourn leader of ‘evil’ regime Ali Khamenei, says UK defence secretary

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    Analysis
    Trump’s Iran strike tests the Maga vow of ‘no more wars’

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    Analysis
    Trump’s current war on Iran picks up where a longstanding enmity left off

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    Shia LaBeouf blames ‘small man complex’ for alleged assaults and homophobic slurs

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    An ugly year for the Louvre
    Where does the world’s biggest museum go from here?

    After a heist and the departure of its boss, the French institution wrestles with water leaks, strikes and much-criticised plans for a €1bn renovation

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    Budget 2026
    Boring or bust: Reeves aims to project calm competence in spring forecast

    After 18 months of policy U-turns and political turmoil we are told not to expect any last-minute policy rabbits
  • Keir Starmer at at a windfarm.

    Analysis
    Keir Starmer abandoned net zero to court Reform voters. He failed

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    US
    Outcry grows over ‘clown car’ cabinet but no sign Trump ready for shakeup

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    Football
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    Cricket
    Australia hammer India by 185 runs in third women’s one-day international

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    Labour is stubborn in defeat because it knows this: we face the belated end of the political 20th century

    John Harris
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    Trump and Netanyahu’s attack on Iran is an illegal act of aggression

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    Iran may yet endure this war, but the Islamic Republic as we have known it cannot survive unchanged

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    Environment
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    The age of extinction
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    Hampshire
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    Wales
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    UK defence
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    TV tonight
    Mia McKenna-Bruce hits breaking point in a true-crime drama

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