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• Scrubbing away the title of the fly-tipping capital of England, where locals are 'embarrassed' to live

  It's hard to believe the London Borough of Brent was once covered in even more rubbish than it is now. 

• Best and worst NHS trusts for cancer treatment revealed

  Almost all NHS trusts are missing a major cancer target - with some of the worst performers seeing only about half of patients on time, data shows.

• Some of Putin's most potent weapons are hiding in plain sight - in the English Channel

  In the English Channel, less than two hours by fishing boat from Dover, some of the most potent weapons in Russia's war on Ukraine are hiding in plain sight.

• Dual nationals who don't have British passport could be denied UK entry

  British dual nationals who don't have a British passport could be stopped from entering the UK under new rules coming into force from today.

• World Cup fans visiting Mexico face 'no risk' after cartel violence, says president

  Mexico's president has insisted there is "no risk" to fans coming to the country for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, after the killing of a cartel boss sparked days of violence.

• Alternative bone cement sourced to avoid delays to surgeries

  The NHS has secured two alternative providers of medical cement to prevent delays to patients' surgeries amid a shortage of stock by its main supplier.

• Trump's plan for Iran isn't working - he has three options

  As the world awaits possible US military action against Iran, has Donald Trump boxed himself into a corner with only himself to blame?

• 'We decided to stand up to a bully,' says Ukrainian who swapped Wall Street for the frontline

  A medic who gave up a promising Wall Street career to serve on the frontlines in Ukraine has told Sky News it was the "easiest decision she ever made".

• Mandelson's lawyers say his arrest due to 'baseless' flight risk claim

  Peter Mandelson's lawyers have said claims he was arrested because he was a flight risk are "baseless".