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Europe has ‘big decisions to make’ on Russian frozen assets with UK willing to work with the EU, Miliband says

“Europe has big decisions to make, including on Russian sovereign assets. I think we need to return to this issue.

Andy Burnham will take Britain back into European Union, Neil Kinnock claims

Good morning. In his long statement to MPs yesterday, Andy Burnham was evasive when asked whether he wanted his planned renegotiation of Britain’s relationship with the EU to result in a Labour-led government, after the next election, rejoining. In response to one question about this, Burnham told a Tory MP he was “getting way ahead of himself” with the question. But one well-placed observer is not being so coy.

Horror explosion as ship sinks off coast of holiday hotspot filled with Brits

A ship has sunk and another has been damaged in a horror drone attack off the coast of a European holiday hotspot popular with British tourists. Two vessels were struck by drones in the Black Sea off Bulgaria in the early hours of Tuesday, triggering emergency rescue operations in the second such incident in the space of a week. The Ukrainian-owned Chelsea 3, which was sailing under the Maltese flag, was hit by three drones at around 1.30am when it was around 18 nautical miles (33km) off the Bulgarian coast, Prime Minister Rumen Radev said. Its crew of seven Ukrainians and eight Azerbaijanis were rescued, with five receiving medical assistance. None was seriously injured.

Raye hits back at ticket touts who took over Albert Hall sign-up

Raye has hit back at ticket touts who she says "overwhelmed" the sign-up process for an upcoming live show by using AI bots to create "hundreds of thousands of fake registrations".

IMF's boost to John Healey ahead of Budget but price warning for households

Chancellor John Healey will use the Budget to provide "breathing space" for the hardest hit households while seeking to reassure bond markets (Image: Ian Vogler / Daily Mirror)

Tiger attack latest: Victim of wildlife park horror 'so happy' before mauling

A man who was mauled to death after climbing into a tiger enclosure at a wildlife park seemed "so happy" before the horror mauling, a witness has said.

US Emergency Call Records Reveal Confusion After Failed Execution of Christa Pike

Emergency call records have revealed the confusion that developed among prison staff and emergency call handlers after the execution of convicted murderer Christa Pike went wrong last month in Tennessee.

Houseplant hacks: is it eco-friendly or risky to reuse nursery pots?

You want to garden sustainably but don’t want to transfer pests to new plants. Here’s how to decide whether to refill or recycle

The Social Reckoning isn’t as angry or as potent as a Facebook drama should be

Aaron Sorkin’s attempt to return to the success of The Social Network is a strangely dated and incomplete look at a world that needs a sharper eye

US midterm elections: 10 under-the-radar races worth watching

Though Democrats have a strong edge heading into the midterms, some races have openings for Republicans

AI Godfather Geoffrey Hinton: ‘We’re creating alien beings. I’m willing to be selfish and choose humans’

Pioneering computer scientist on why Trump is using ‘superintelligence’ wrong, whether AI could wipe out humanity – and how our biggest challenge will be accepting we’re not the only intelligent beings

Trill seekers: can scientists use AI and tutors to help birds remember lost songs?

When populations fall, fledglings can struggle to learn the right notes to attract mates. But research on how birds communicate offers hope for species’ survival