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A team of scientists from the University of Manchester say they have identified Britain's oldest sauropod dinosaur from a fossil bone discovered on the North Yorkshire coast, nicknamed 鈥楢lan鈥�.聽 The backbone originates from a group of dinosaurs that includes the largest land animals to have ever walked on Earth. It represents the earliest skeletal record of this type of dinosaur from the UK. Professor Phil Manning is from the University of Manchester.

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The health secretary Jeremy Hunt says he plans to clampdown on "rip-off staffing agencies" which charge the NHS in England high rates for temporary doctors and nurses. The Department of Health wants to set a maximum hourly rate for agency doctors and nurses and cap the amount NHS Trusts can spend if they are in financial difficulty. Last year the NHS spent 拢3.3bn on agency staff. Kevin Greene is chief executive of the Recruitment and Employment Confederation.

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Nottinghamshire Police are appealing for help in tracing a 13-year old girl who's gone missing from her home on Bosworth Street in Mansfield. Amber Peat was last seen around 5:30pm on Saturday 30th May. Rob Griffin is detective superintendent of Nottinghamshire Police.

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It's three years since the journalist Michael Scott Moore went to Somalia for what was meant to be a short trip to research a story on one of the notorious pirate gangs. Instead he ended up as one of their victims and spent almost a thousand days in captivity. He was eventually released when a ransom of a million pounds was paid to the pirates. We hear from him.

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The UN says more than 6,400 people have died in the fighting between Ukrainian forces and rebels backed by Russia and more than a million have lost their homes. On the international scene, relations between the west and Russia are the worst they've been since the end of the Cold War. The latest manifestation of that is a ban by Moscow on some British politicians and diplomats travelling to Russia.聽 Sergey Karaganov was foreign policy adviser to both Boris Yeltsin and President Putin.

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James Gilray is widely regarded as the father of the political cartoon. His most famous was a wonderful drawing of William Pitt the Younger sitting at a dining table with Napoleon and carving up a plum pudding representing a map of the world. Pitt's slice is much bigger than Napoleon's.聽 Now, 200 years later, Gilray's successors have been celebrating the great man's life. Nicola Stanbridge reports.

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The health secretary Jeremy Hunt says he plans to clampdown on "rip-off staffing agencies" which charge the NHS in England high rates for temporary doctors and nurses. The Department of Health wants to set a maximum hourly rate for agency doctors and nurses and cap the amount NHS Trusts can spend if they are in financial difficulty. Last year the NHS spent 拢3.3bn on agency staff. Jeremy Hunt is secretary of state for health.

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Foreign Ministers from 20 countries are expected to meet in France later today, to discuss the fight against Islamic State militants in the Middle East, among them the British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond. They're due to discuss the coalition's military strategy in Iraq and Syria, weeks after the group won control of the central Iraqi city of Ramadi. Lieutenant General Sir Graeme Lamb is former director of UK Special Forces and Commander of the British Field Army. Sir William Patey is former British Ambassador to Iraq.

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Next week the judicial review into London's Garden Bridge will get underway. Its backers say it's a futuristic project that will benefit the city, but critics say nice plan but it's a folly that should never be built. How does it compare with other plans of what cities could look like and how easy is it to get something really bold accepted by planning authorities and the public? Douglas Murphy is the author of Last Futures, a forthcoming book about 60s and 70s architecture and its visions of the future. Jane Wernick is a structural engineer who was part team that designed the London Eye.

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The Labour leadership candidates are all trying to explain what went wrong for their party in the general election. And naturally they start from the fact that they failed badly. Nowhere more spectacularly than in Scotland where all but one of their 41 seats were won by the SNP, sweeping away some huge majorities. Johann Lamont led Scottish Labour until last autumn.

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US scientists say they have found seven sawfish in south-west Florida that are the product of virgin births. This type of abnormal reproduction has been observed in captivity, but virgin-born offspring have never been seen in the wild before. The discovery, published in the journal Current Biology, suggests this behaviour may be a natural response to dwindling numbers. Andrew Fields is lead author of the study.

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When enjoying a great meal the moment stays with you, especially if the food is good. But changing the lighting in the room, the shape of the plate, the weight of the cutlery can all change the way a dish tastes. Professor Charles Spence has coined the term 鈥済astrophysics鈥�.

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Questioned on the Good Morning couch yesterday morning about the photos of his slender bikini-clad wife, David Cameron admitted that greed and three-course breakfasts on his European tour meant he wasn't quite ready to get his body out on the beach. How important is it for our political leaders to project an image of physical strength and fitness, as well as statesmanship and leadership? Rachael Johnson is a Mail on Sunday columnist. Alex Proud is a gallerist, club owner and Telegraph columnist.

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Former Olympic athlete and reality TV star Bruce Jenner, who is transitioning to life as a woman, revealed her new name as Caitlyn Jenner on Monday and posed in a white strapless leotard on the cover of Vanity Fair magazine. She is arguably the most high profile American to come out as transgender. How significant a moment is this for the LGBT community?聽

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