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three red cards are referees getting tough at this world cup bbc

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    Girlguiding unveils first major uniform redesign since 1990

    Under the new rules, members will be able to wear a top from the new range with their own trousers.

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    Three red cards - are referees getting tough at this World Cup? - BBC

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    Laura Kuenssberg: Our exclusive behind-the-scenes access at No 10 as Andy Burnham became PM

    Laura Kuenssberg was given unprecedented access to the new prime minister’s first days in power.

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    'Animals', Hand of God and Beckham - Argentina and England's World Cup rivalry - BBC

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    What we know so far about the Berlin Pride ramming attack

    German Chancellor Friedrich Merz condemns the attack as "heinous" after a suspect drove a car into a crowd near the Tiergarten park.

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    World Cup 2026: More games and more controversy - how the World Cup played out - BBC

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