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The Prime Minister announced that some prisoners serving indefinite sentences could be released to increase prison capacity, raising concerns among Conservatives, including Nick Timothy. Additionally, the number of missing people after the floods in Nepal has risen to 4,247, with over 900 dead. Dolly Parton was laid to rest in Nashville alongside her husband, and Novak Djokovic exited the US Open in tears after a tough first-round match.

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