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Biden vows US action over Russian cyber-attacks

Asked if Moscow would face consequences for the series of hacks, Mr Biden replied: "Yes."
US & Canada
Body of English teacher missing in Japan found

Her family said she was "an intelligent, adventurous, confident, caring, young woman".
Nottingham
The lonely lookouts watching for US forest fires

In remote towers, US Forestry Service lookouts act as an early warning system for forest fires.
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Sport

Messi out to end Argentina's 28-year wait

Lionel Messi has the chance to win his first major tournament with Argentina when they meet Brazil in the final of Copa America on Saturday.
Football
Cavendish equals Merckx's Tour record

Britain's Mark Cavendish makes history in the Tour de France by equalling Eddy Merckx's Tour stage win record of 34.
Cycling
Could a loss to Poirier be the beginning of the end for McGregor?

BBC's Radio 5 Live team for UFC 264 discuss Conor McGregor's trilogy fight with Dustin Poirier and what it could mean for the Irish superstar's career.
Mixed Martial Arts

Weekend Reads

Why introverts didn't 'win' lockdown

Many assumed introverts would thrive on social distancing – but was it true?
Worklife
Eight TV shows to watch in July

From Gossip Girl to Baptiste and the return of Ted Lasso
Culture
The unsolved mystery of 'skeleton lake'

Nearly 80 years on, the mystery continues to confound
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Five stars for Verhoeven's Benedetta

The story of a 17th-Century lesbian nun is 'a searing exploration of faith'
Culture
The Mediterranean's vanishing island

The emergence of a small Mediterranean island caused a big political headache
Future
How to tell if you have 'boreout'

Why chronic boredom at work could be as bad as burnout
Worklife
A sweet emblem of French Basque Country

People come here for more than just a taste of the bakery's signature item
Travel
News quiz: What was a policeman doing with Taylor Swift?

How closely have you been paying attention to the headlines?
World
Fruity dessert recipes for summer

From peach cobbler to blueberry tart, check out our recipes packed with flavour
FOOD
Why getting things wrong is good for science

When new facts emerge does it mean science can't be trusted? Quite the opposite is true
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Heavy rain floods subways and submerges cars in New York

Residents shared videos of flooded subways and submerged cars, as Storm Elsa passes through New York.

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