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Former US president Jimmy Carter enters hospice care
Carter, 98, helped to strike 1978 peace deal between Israel and Egypt
Anti-racism rally held to welcome refugees to the UK
Hundreds attend demonstration, while a small number of anti-migrant protesters seen
Six charged after 18 Afghans found dead in Bulgarian lorry
The lorry was transporting 52 Afghans, who had arrived from Turkey and were heading for Western Europe
Qatari-led consortium confirms bid for Manchester United
Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani says his offer will leave club debt free
WHO launches $84.5m appeal for 'unprecedented' quake disaster
'Emergency medical services are overwhelmed,' agency says
Two US-Heathrow flights diverted due to smoke emergencies
Inspectors not able to find source of burning smell in either case
London trial of self-driving cars pushes vision of a future free of traffic lights
Two Nissan self-driving electric cars have travelled thousands of kilometres on busy London streets
UK terrorist police inquiries increase, with Iran behind 15 plots
'Close calls' saw would-be attackers picking targets and gathering weapons when officers intervened
Banksy freezer art taken away from roadside again
Homeowners want to help charities that work with abused women
Heathrow passenger charged with terrorism offences
Shafi Saleem, 32, has been charged with dissemination of terrorist material
Britain commits extra £25m for earthquake relief
Aid will help buy medical supplies and blankets for survivors made homeless
Thai boy rescued from caves dies in UK chasing football dream
Death of Duangphet Phromthep, 17, not being treated as suspicious
Queen Consort Camilla tests positive for Covid
Her public appearances for the week have been cancelled
UK will do 'whatever it takes' after mystery objects shot down
Rishi Sunak says Britain is in 'constant touch' with its allies
EU approves nuclear-generated hydrogen for green targets
New rules are win for France after Germany said it was against the inclusion
