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    African Union begins distributing vaccines across the continent

    Initiative being led by South African president Cyril Ramaphosa

  2. New changes to international travel rules

    Arrivals from France no longer need to quarantine if fully jabbed

  3. Belarus opposition activist found dead in Ukraine

    Belarus regime coming under increasing scrutiny

  4. Taliban might have committed 鈥渨ar crimes鈥� in Afghanistan

    British and US embassies in Kabul highlight massacre of civilians in Spin Boldak

  5. Attack on UN main office western Afghanistan

    Taliban have captured large swathes of territory in recent months

  6. Google tells employees to be jabbed before returning to office

    President Biden orders millions of US government workers to get vaccinated

  7. Rules on international travel being relaxed

    Fully vaccinated people from US/EU don鈥檛 have to self isolate upon UK arrival

  8. First person convicted under Hong Kong's national security law

    Former waiter - Tong Ying-kit - facing possible life sentence

  9. US troops will end Iraq combat mission by end of 2021

    18 years since President Bush ordered invasion

  10. High Court judge rules there should be investigation into Omagh

    Questions over whether security services could have stopped 1998 atrocity

  11. Workers in food supply chain to avoid isolation

    Staff allowed to take daily tests If they鈥檙e 鈥減inged鈥�

  12. NHS workers in England to get 3% pay rise

    Some health unions say it does not reflect sacrifices made by staff

  13. Number 10 insists 鈥減inged鈥� people should quarantine

    Govt says there won鈥檛 be a list of critical workers allowed to avoid isolation

  14. 鈥淔reedom Day鈥�

    Night clubbers may need vaccine passports from the autumn

  15. Flooding death toll grows

    At least 120 people have died across western Europe

  16. Dozens died in European floods

    Nearly 60 killed in Germany

  17. All prosecutions relating to "The Troubles" to end

    Victims' families speak of their "betrayal"

  18. Aid budget stays at 0.5% of national income

    Rebels lose vote in Commons 鈥� Oxfam says a "disaster" for world's poor

  19. All covid legal restrictions will end on July 19

    Boris Johnson warns life will not return to normal next week

  20. The "pinging" debate: concerns over staff shortages

    91热爆 learns the NHS app will be told to adjust its sensitivity

  21. No spectators at the Olympics

    Tokyo again placed under a state of emergency

  22. England beat Denmark in Euro semi final

    Southgate's team reach first major final since 1966 World Cup

  23. US forces 鈥渓eft Bagram without telling anyone鈥�

    Pentagon insists Afghan leaders were informed before withdrawal

  24. Most remaining covid restrictions to be scrapped

    Face coverings will become voluntary, social distancing will end

  25. Labour upset predictions to hold Batley and Spen

    Sir Keir Starmer says his party is back

  26. Donald Trump鈥檚 company and CFO charged with tax crimes

    Trump Organization and Allen Weisselberg both pleaded not guilty

  27. Heatwave in north-western US and western Canada

    White House announces measures to combat wildfires

  28. England beat Germany 2-0 in Euro 2020

    Next game will be quarter final against Ukraine in Rome

  29. Sajid Javid becomes new Health Secretary

    Mr Javid says expects final easing of restrictions on July 19

  30. Health Secretary resisting calls to resign

    Matt Hancock admits breaching guidance on social distancing

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