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Friends of the Earth said that it and Greenpeace UK would intervene in support of five protesters seeking to appeal against their sentences.

By supporting anti-Assad forces, Ankara "did an unfriendly takeover without a lot of lives being lost", adds US president-elect.

The Raiders will have a new starting quarterback on “Monday Night Football” after Aidan O’Connell couldn’t return from a knee injury in time to play.

Here are the biggest stories leading Tuesday’s front pages.

Mail Sport's racing expert Robin Goodfellow delivers his tips for Tuesday's meetings at Catterick, Newcastle, and Wincanton.

Artificial intelligence has been trained to examine eye scans for a condition that can cause blindness.

Lei Peifan's Scottish Open win opens the door for the young Chinese player to take his game to new heights.

The regulator has sent a notice to each of the authorities setting out steps it wants to see taken to put the situation right

London took the number two spot

Mr Yang, 50, was known only as H6 until an anonymity order was lifted on Monday.

Khamenei is buried under the rubble of defeat, yet he still plots new schemes to create chaos and incite war, despite no longer having the power or energy to carry them out.

Advisers also include John Kingman and Shriti Vadera

Issues like supply outages or sewer flooding will trigger bigger automatic payments by utilities, say ministers

Environment Agency says updated analysis has produced more pessimistic outlook of threat to homes by 2050

The killing of Brian Thompson follows years of assassination attempts, political riots, intimidating protests and bomb threats, muses Charles Fain Lehman at The Free Press.

Yang Tengbo, who denies wrongdoing, is the latest person to be named as an alleged Chinese agent.

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In the round-up: McLaren showed they have "a lot to learn about consistency" - Verstappen • Duerksen stays at AIX in F2 • Hamilton says farewell to Mercedes

This Arsenal star faced waves of criticism upon signing for the club in June 2023, forcing one of his Gunners team-mates to rally around him

1. Taxi and ambulance drivers less likely to die from Alzheimer’s  The Times
2. Taxi drivers ‘have lower risk of death from Alzheimer’s’  The Telegraph
3. Surprising jobs that protect you from Alzheimer's... and the roles that raise risk of disease  Daily Mail
4. These surprising professions have the lowest rate of Alzheimer’s disease deaths  The Independent
5. Alzheimer’s is significantly less likely to kill people who do two specific jobs, major study reveals...  The Sun

1. Children’s wellbeing bill to enact sweeping academies reform  Schools Week
2. Plan to register children not in school takes shape  BBC
3. Home schooling laws to be tightened up after murder of Sara Sharif  The Guardian
4. Parents of most vulnerable children to lose automatic right to home education  Sky News
5. Legislation breaks down barriers to opportunity for all children  GOV.UK

1. Margaret Hodge to lead review of regional inequality in the arts  The Guardian
2. Labour grandee who suggested the Proms was not inclusive to lead review of Arts Council  The Telegraph
3. Arts Council England review to avoid ‘debate between excellence and access’  Museums Association
4. Independent review to ensure access to high quality arts and culture in every region  GOV.UK
5. Baroness Margaret Hodge to head up independent review of Arts Council England  ArtsProfessional

Blethyn said author Ann Cleeves attended the show’s wrap party where the cast celebrated with a ‘great big cake shaped like Vera’s Landy’.

The show will also feature a performance from former Spice Girl Emma Bunton.

The Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill is being introduced in the Commons on Tuesday.