Andy Burnham has been in Ukraine, where Kyiv said it will allow the UK access to its intriguingly-named “Avengers AI Labs” - something the govt calls a “goldmine of battlefield data”.

Meanwhile, Cleveland Police has arrested nine men and three women - aged between 19 and 61 - as part of the investigation into the deadly A66 crash.

The collision in the early hours of Saturday left two police officers and five people in another vehicle dead.

Over in the states, Donald Trump is arguably providing more evidence that the war in Iran has not gone as well as he might have hoped.

The US has announced a wave of sanctions on Iran it says will be an "economic D-Day" for the country.

Some troubling figures have emerged in the UK after a government review found care leavers are estimated to be dying at three to four times the rate of other young people their age.

Finally - have we reached "peak" Britishness? A row over whether it is OK to jump the queue at the top of Wales' highest mountain has got many people thinking we have.

Anna Jones and Gareth Barlow have the day’s news in just 10 minutes.

Andy Burnham is in Ukraine today for his first foreign visit as prime minister - and will say that the UK will share the blueprints with Kyiv to produce long-range missiles.

A fundraiser for the families of two police officers killed in a collision that left five others dead has raised more than £220,000.

Donald Trump has said “Canada wants the benefits of being a State, without being one!!!” in his first public comments since trade talks with the country collapsed.

Sky News’ US correspondent James Matthews tracked down the man tipped to replace Gianni Infantino as FIFA boss - after Mr Infantino himself refused to answer James’ questions and instead subjected him to a “bald joke”.

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Prince Harry and Meghan will be returning to the UK this month after spending six years in the US.

Also today, a potential vaccine for skin cancer patients and the latest on the 'mushroom murderer' appeal case in Australia.

And finally, cinemas consider a ban on Meta glasses.

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The newly established No 10 North has had its first major development, as the prime minister has said it will take responsibility for economic growth from the Treasury.

Also today, Queen Camilla speaks for the first time about the King’s cancer diagnosis, President Zelenskyy comes under pressure to hold elections, and three people die after getting into trouble in Shoreham-by-Sea.

And finally, a new study claims the Isles of Scilly is the friendliest place in the UK to live.

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Russia has threatened the UK with 'consequences' after reports British drones have been used to strike targets deep into its mainland. Moscow has accused Britain of "opting for an escalation of the Ukraine crisis".

A new report says children referred to the government's anti-terror programme are finding "closed doors and dead ends".

Plus, FIFA's chief operating officer has been sacked after criticising Gianni Infantino's World Cup investment plans.

Anna and Gareth have the headlines you need to know, in just 10 minutes.

Huge wildfires are still burning across Wales, with the Ministry of Defence deploying military personnel to help.

Reform UK says it will replace the disability payments system, PIP, if it gets into government. It is setting out its full plans to cut £50bn from the benefits bill later today.

Plus, US actress Hayden Panettiere - best known for her roles in the TV series Heroes and Nashville - has died aged 36.

Anna Jones and Rob Powell have all the headlines you need to know today, in just 10 minutes.

Millions of people across the United Kingdom and Europe are thought to have watched yesterday’s dramatic solar eclipse - but where was best to watch it?

Also today, Andy Burnham has urged shops to stop selling disposable barbecues amid the latest summer heatwave.

And retailers have warned that a ban on zero-hours contracts risks inflicting a "hammer blow to young people's job prospects".

Anna and Gareth have the day's news.

Britain is set for the best solar eclipse in decades tonight - so what do you need to know about it?

The UK is on course to record its warmest summer on record for mean temperature, according to provisional statistics from the Met Office.

Also today, Andy Burnham has suggested wealthier areas of the UK should house more asylum seekers.

And Donald Trump confirms reports that he secretly left Turkey by switching planes via a catering container following an apparent threat of attack by Iran.

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Andy Burnham explores different ways to keep PC Andrew Harper's killers behind bars when the early release scheme comes into effect.

Amber heat-health alerts come into force across most of England as temperatures start to climb again at the start of the summer's latest heatwave.

Also today, Colombia has been hit by one of its largest earthquakes in years, killing over 130 people.

And finally, a consortium including Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos is nearing a deal to buy a stake in Premier League club Liverpool.

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Andy Burnham is set to start a national tour to hear people's concerns over the cost of living.

Also today, Benjamin Netanyahu rejects a 15-point plan for Gaza by Donald Trump's Board of Peace.

And finally, a suspected crime boss faces a court in Dublin after being extradited from Dubai.

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FIFA president Gianni Infantino is fighting to retain his position and has issued a public apology over plans to sell part of the World Cup.

Tory party leader Kemi Badenoch gives an ex neo-Nazi an advisory role. And, a Cambridge professor has been forced to resign over plagiarism accusations.

Plus - what three things could help keep Dementia at bay?

Kamali Melbourne and Gareth Barlow have all you need to know today, in just 10 minutes.