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A British woman has been found dead and a British man is missing after they were apparently swept away in a flash flood while hiking in Majorca.
Australian breakdancer Rachael Gunn has said she is "very sorry" for the backlash following her performance at the Olympics - but suggested much of the criticism was due to ignorance of the sport.
A record 32 million days of learning were lost last year by pupils in England’s schools, due to a combination of unauthorised absences and exclusions, according to a new study.
Police have launched a fresh appeal for information on a missing mum-of-three who was last seen almost a year ago amid ongoing fears over the "possibility that she may have come to harm".
The UK's decision to place a partial arms embargo on Israel was "shameful", a close aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has told Sky News, as he insisted his country is not violating international humanitarian law in Gaza.
Water company bosses could face up to two years in prison and be banned from taking bonuses under the new government's first major proposals to crack down on England's sewage, chemical and manure infested waterways.
English football clubs are being warned they will face "enormous opposition" if they try to introduce dynamic pricing for match tickets - after two top sides in Spain confirmed they were adopting the controversial practice.
The UK and US have split over their policies in regard to Israel and its war with Hamas, after the government suspended some arms sales to the country.
Ukraine has vowed to hold onto the Russian territory it has seized indefinitely as Moscow launched a drone and missile attack on the western city of Lviv.