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Sinead O’Connor’s family 'receives late star's remains'
The post-mortem report may not be received 'for some weeks'
Fire-damaged cargo ship towed into Dutch port
The Panamanian-flagged freighter carrying 3,700 cars was travelling from Germany to Egypt when it caught fire
Ben Wallace praises RAF role in Nato’s Baltic air policing mission
Interception of 50 Russian aircraft 'sends strong message to Putin', says Defence Secretary
UK donors give more than £150m in Turkey-Syria earthquake appeal
Money raised is being used to provide a range of support to earthquake victims as they rebuild their lives
New government register lists most serious threats posed to the UK
Register aims to help Britain prepare for 'worst-case scenarios' of some of the key risks to the country
UK to expand clean energy partnership investments in Zambia
Foreign Secretary has also visited Nigeria and Ghana during his three-country African tour
UK names Nigel Casey as new ambassador to Russia
Career diplomat takes over role at a time of heightened tension between London and Moscow
Zelenskyy shares hopes for autumn peace summit
Ukrainian President aims for conference to underpin settlement for war
Shapps to discuss economic growth with energy industry leaders
Minister looking to increase investment in renewable energy from oil and gas companies
UK aid cuts 'leave vulnerable women without critical services'
Internal briefing highlighted the consequences of aid cuts to women’s health and well-being
Armed gang steal up to $16m in jewellery from Piaget in Paris
French police are searching for three smartly dressed thieves who robbed the shop at lunchtime on Tuesday
August’s first supermoon delights skygazers - in pictures
Lunar spectacle was visible at dusk on August 1, when the Moon is at its closest point to Earth
UK food inflation drops to lowest point this year
Third consecutive decrease, led by prices of oils, fish and cereal, gives cause for optimism, experts say
The woman who could become the Netherlands’ first migrant PM
She could become the first female, first immigrant and first Turkish-Kurdish Dutch PM
Unesco calls for Venice to be added to heritage sites in danger
About 3.2 million tourists stayed overnight in Venice's historic centre last year, worsening the city's environmental issues
