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1. Starmer insists he is ‘not going to yield’ amid Trump threats to trade deal

   The US president suggested the terms of the UK-US trade deal brokered last year ‘can always be changed’ in an interview with Sky News.

2. Preferred bidder identified to take control of Speciality Steel

   The Official Receiver said the process, aimed at securing a formal sale, is expected to last around five weeks.

3. What happened to Clavicular? 'Looksmaxxing' influencer rushed to hospital after livestream scare

   Clavicular, whose real name is Braden Eric Peters, appeared disoriented and slurred his words before the livestream abruptly cut out

4. Tottenham handed huge injury update in welcome boost for Roberto De Zerbi

   Rodrigo Bentancur is in contention to face Brighton after returning from injury

5. Starmer says he disagrees with former Nato chief’s ‘corrosive complacency’ claim

   Lord George Robertson claimed the UK is underprepared for war and ministers are unwilling to make the necessary investment.

6. Sales of space-related toys soar following safe return of Artemis II

   Argos and The Entertainer have reported ‘massive’ sales spikes of the Lego’s Artemis rocket and other space-related toys.

7. London travel news LIVE: Signalling fault on rail network causing serious disruption between Luton and London St Pancras

   Trains between Luton and London St Pancras International are running at reduced speeds due to a fault near Radlett

8. Starmer tells Trump: UK-US Special Relationship 'far greater than you' as Iran war slammed as folly

   The Prime Minister said he would not ‘yield’ to pressure from the US president for Britain to join his attacks on Tehran

9. Claims of Labour and Reform deal for Holyrood are ‘utter nonsense’ says Sarwar

   Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar hit back at claims from Reform UK that there could be a deal between the parties to oust the SNP from power.

10. Campaigners quietly confident single-sex spaces guidance not watered down

    The Supreme Court ruling on April 16 last year confirmed the terms woman and sex in the 2010 Equality Act.