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Leicestershire v Somerset, Nottinghamshire v Hampshire, and more: county cricket, day two – live•
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‘Their boat was sinking’: RNLI vows to keep rescuing asylum seekers despite attacks•
How progressives are harnessing anger and frustration to steal young voters from Republicans •
EU unveils ‘buy European’ public procurement rules to counter China•
UK flight cancellations top 2,000 as pressure grows on air traffic control boss on second day of travel chaos – business live•
Trump center stage at RNC in midterms gamble – US politics live•
Leicestershire v Somerset, Nottinghamshire v Hampshire, and more: county cricket, day two – live•
England v Pakistan, third men’s cricket Test, day one – live•
UK ‘showing leadership’ with West Bank sanctions, says Burnham as he faces Badenoch at PMQs – politics live•
‘Their boat was sinking’: RNLI vows to keep rescuing asylum seekers despite attacks•
How progressives are harnessing anger and frustration to steal young voters from Republicans •
EU unveils ‘buy European’ public procurement rules to counter China•

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Media stories

Public broadcaster to cut 1,000 jobs as licence fee freeze bites

News, sport and children's programming face the deepest cuts under the savings plan.

Jim Waterson-Cole1h ago

Local newspaper group launches 20 new titles in reversal of decline

The publisher says a subscription-first model has made small-town journalism viable again.

Mark Sweney-Ford16h ago

Podcast advertising overtakes radio for the first time

Spending on audio-on-demand hit £1.1bn last year, according to new industry figures.

Jim Waterson-Cole1d ago