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UK Prime Minister met Donald Trump at the UN before his keynote speech in Liverpool. Keir Starmer announced a scheme to help first-time homebuyers. The controversial Drumcree Orange Order march will go ahead for the first time since 1997. Faisal Islam discussed two major decisions the chancellor must make ahead of the Budget. An NHS trust apologized for a data breach involving Noah Woods. Iran awaits an official US response after Trump rejected a Hormuz deal, according to a minister. Ireland will wear black armbands for the match against Israel.

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