Single-sex lavatories to be compulsory in restaurants, bars and offices
Welby praises King's sense of duty in face of cancer diagnosis
Missing surfers 'died from gunshots after attempted robbery'
Israeli calls for Palestinians in Rafah to evacuate
Female journalists under attack as press freedom falters
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Lost Caravaggio that almost sold for €1,500 to go on show at Prado in Madrid
Ecce Homo will be museum’s second Caravaggio, after being spotted on sale in Spanish capital in 2021
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Rishi Sunak invites Tory MPs to post-election debrief in desperate bid to calm nerves
Exclusive: As furious plotters accused their colleagues of ‘giving up on beating Labour’ and ‘accepting their fate’, as efforts to topple Mr Sunak stalled, the PM invited backbenchers to attend ‘local elections presentations’ later this month
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Benidorm holiday-maker's amazing airport hack to avoid 'frustrating' £48 baggage charge
Upon leaving Bristol Airport, he was forced to fork out almost £50 because his bag was 'slightly protruding' - so he came up with a plan for the route home
4-min read - NewsAFP
Ex-minister Jose Raul Mulino wins Panama presidential race
Jose Raul Mulino, the protege of a graft-convicted former head of state, was declared Panama's president-elect after elections Sunday. Panama's presidency has a one-term limit.
3-min read - NewsThe Independent
Nepal map on new currency note threatens to reignite border row with India
Kathmandu’s new map adds 335 sq km of contested land to Nepal and angers New Delhi
2-min read - NewsThe Telegraph
Macron accused of rolling out red carpet for ‘dictator’ Xi
Emmanuel Macron was accused of rolling out the red carpet to a “dictator” who is financially and diplomatically supporting Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine as Xi Jinping, the Chinese president, kicked off a two-day visit to France.
7-min read - NewsEvening Standard
VideoUlez warning for drivers who ignore diversion routes during M25 closure
Drivers will be subjected to London’s ultra low emission zone (Ulez) rules if they move off official diversion routes during this weekend’s M25 closure.National Highways said anyone ignoring diversion signs in an attempt to find shorter alternative routes will be liable for the £12.50 daily Ulez fee if their vehicle does not meet minimum emissions standards.