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What will be Levy's legacy as his Spurs era ends?
Tottenham's success off the field under chairman Daniel Levy will always be overshadowed by failures on it, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.
Government can challenge Palestine Action appeal
Hundreds of people have been arrested over alleged support for the group, which is banned under terror legislation.
Boy, 3, pulled from funicular crash that has shocked Portugal
It is unclear what caused the crash in which 16 people died and more than 20 were injured, including many foreign nationals.
Ex-Tory minister Nadine Dorries defects to Reform UK
The ex-MP told the Daily Mail the Tory Party was dead and its members now "need to think the unthinkable".
Bellamy thrilled to navigate frantic Kazakhstan build-up
Head coach Craig Bellamy feels Wales' World Cup qualifying group remains wide open after his side overcame "crazy" preparation to beat Kazakhstan 1-0 in Astana to move to the summit of Group J.
Jaguar Land Rover staff to stay at home in cyber attack fallout
The company continues the complex work of restoring its systems after the cyber attack on the weekend.
Starmer considering digital ID scheme to tackle illegal migration
The prime minister says the proposal could play an important part in tackling illegal working in the UK.
Weekly quiz: Which name topped the new list of storms?
How much attention did you pay to what happened in the world over the past seven days?
What happened, when? The key dates leading to Angela Rayner's tax admission
The deputy prime minister continues to face questions after admitting she underpaid tax on a £800,000 flat.
Film about Gaza child's killing gets record ovation at Venice
The Voice of Hind Rajab re-enacts the killing of a Palestinian girl whose car was fired on by Israeli forces.
A style guru who revolutionised fashion - Giorgio Armani dies aged 91
He worked his way up from a Milan department store to a global empire that changed the way we dress.
The Global Story: The deal that broke Ukraine's trust
An exploration of the 1994 Budapest Memorandum, intended to enshrine Ukraine's security.
The Global Story: The deal that broke Ukraine's trust
An exploration of the 1994 Budapest Memorandum, intended to enshrine Ukraine's security.
The Global Story: The deal that broke Ukraine's trust
An exploration of the 1994 Budapest Memorandum, intended to enshrine Ukraine's security.
Artificial Intelligence: An AI Boss Warns About The Risks (Dario Amodei)
The Anthropic CEO calls for more regulation and explains how AI could take your job.
Angela Rayner Admits Underpaying Tax
How did the housing secretary pay the wrong amount of stamp duty?
Pro-Palestinian protests prompt early end to Vuelta stage
There is no winner on stage 11 of the Vuelta a Espana as race organisers ended Thursday's racing three kilometres before the finish line because of pro-Palestinian protesters.
Israel intensifies Gaza City attacks as UN warns of 'horrific' consequences for displaced families
Strikes reportedly kill 31 people in the city, home to a million people and where a famine was declared last month.
Watch: Epstein accusers speak outside US Capitol
The group said they are making their own list of Jeffrey Epstein's associates and called for the release of all files related to the investigation.
Rayner admits underpaying tax on £800,000 Hove flat as Starmer backs her
The deputy prime minister says she has referred herself for an ethics probe by the PM's adviser.
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