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• Sunak says deaths show the need for Rwanda plan

  THE deaths of five people including a child while attempting to cross the English Channel underlines the need for the deterrent of the Rwanda scheme, Rishi Sunak has said.

• Adil insists World Cup woes forgotten

  CRICKET Adil Rashid believes England's World Cup blowout in India will have no impact on the defence of their T20 crown this summer, claiming they still have "the mindset of champions".

• TV tower attack 'makes terror visible to all city'

  UKRAINIAN president Volodymyr Zelensky said a Russian missile strike that smashed a television tower in Kharkiv was part of the Kremlin's ongoing effort to intimidate Ukraine's second- largest city, which has come under increasingly frequent attack in recent weeks . The strike sought to "make the terror visible to the whole city and to try to limit Kharkiv's connection and access to information", Mr Zelensky said.

• Police swoop on Paris migrants

  FRENCH police have evicted migrants from a makeshift camp in Paris a few steps from the River Seine in the latest operation in what aid groups call a campaign of "social cleansing" ahead of the Summer Olympics.

• Billam-Smith is out for revenge

  BOXING Chris Billam-Smith will look to avenge the only defeat of his career when he defends his WBO cruiserweight title against British rival Richard Riakporhe on June 15.

• Probe into 'voyeur' in changing cubicles

  A POLICE investigation has been launched after a voyeur recorded a teenage girl getting changed at a North Tyneside leisure centre.

• Further arrest over China 'spies'

  A MAN who works for a German lawmaker in the European Parliament has been arrested on suspicion of spying for China, prosecutors have said.

• Homeless issue 'worse than ever' as figures rise

  AFORMER rough sleeper has described Northumberland's homeless problem as being "worse than ever" as figures soar.

• Accused denies killing victim in fatal 'scuffle'

  A MAN Accused of killing his former partner's frail brother told a court he scuffled with him because he thought he was about to be attacked but denied kicking him.

• Toad team help to get amphibians across road safely

  ALMOST 800 toad deaths are thought to have been prevented on a stretch of the Northumberland Coastal Route thanks to a group of volunteers.

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