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Kemi Badenoch criticizes the UK Prime Minister for focusing on Brexit, stating Andy Burnham won't get a better deal from the EU. Six Ukrainian energy sites have been hit by Russian attacks since Trump's ceasefire announcement, according to Zelensky. The Saudi minister vows a serious response to Houthi attacks on airports. The BBC reports that Deloitte assisted in falsifying documents to evade taxes on Abramovich's wealth.

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