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The case of the widow of a Falklands war veteran who is trying to prevent the destruction of frozen embryos created by her and her late husband starts in the High Court today. Samantha Jeffries’ husband Clive died suddenly of a brain haemorrhage in 2014 aged 51. Samantha Jeffries is the widow who is trying to prevent the destruction of the embryos created by her and her late husband Clive.

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The Government has been warned by policing experts that its plans to restrict the use of police bail for suspects who haven't been charged are "impractical".Ìý David Tucker is crime lead for the College of Policing.

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Former Israeli president and elder statesman Shimon Peres died early this morning in Tel Aviv aged 93.Ìý Peres was hospitalised following a stroke two weeks ago. Tzipi Livni is Israeli politician and former Foreign Minister.

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The England football manager, Sam Allardyce, has left his job, after just 67 days and one game in charge. The Football Association said his conduct was inappropriate for his position. Jason Burt is the Daily Telegraph's chief football correspondent.

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This programme has been told Labour backbenchers intend to seek control of the party’s aviation policy with their own vote on a third runway at Heathrow. Ross Hawkins is our political correspondent.

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Theresa May is creating "hostility on our streets" because of her push for a "hard Brexit", the Shadow Â鶹ԼÅÄ Secretary will warn today. Lord Michael Howard is former leader of the Conservative party.

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Every year the National Archives releases previously unpublished secret service papers. The latest batch, released today, holds very important information for the Times columnist, David Aaronovitch.

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The England football manager, Sam Allardyce, has left his job, after just 67 days and one game in charge. The Football Association said his conduct was inappropriate for his position. Graeme Le Saux played professional football with three premiership clubs and David Bernstein, former chairman of the FA.

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Jeremy Corbyn will set out plans today to help local communities deal with the impact of immigration when he addresses Labour's annual conference in Liverpool.Ìý But he risks upsetting some in his party by not giving a commitment to reduce the number of migrants coming to Britain. Jeremy Corbyn tells us about Labour's plans and Laura Kuenssberg is Â鶹ԼÅÄ’s Political Editor.

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Germany's biggest bank, Deutsche Bank, endured another turbulent day on the stock market yesterday. Shares fell to fresh lows after a slide that began on Monday when the bank was forced to deny it had asked for help from Angela Merkel over the potential £10.5 billion penalty it faces from the Department of Justice over mortgage bond mis-selling a decade ago. Jim Mellon is investor and chairman of Burnbrae Group.

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The Syrian government forces, backed by Russian air strikes, are claiming a success in their offensive to retake rebel-held parts of the city of Aleppo. They say they've seized a district in the centre of Syria's largest city. David Nott is a war surgeon who's worked with medics in Aleppo.

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Labour’s deputy leader, Tom Watson, said that the party must develop policies to stop automation harming workers. Ryan Avent is economics editor at The Economist and author of The Wealth of Humans and Cathy O’Neil is data scientist and author of Weapons of Math Destruction.

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Four officer cadets stranded on a container vessel in the South China Sea are expected to set foot on dry land this morning. The officer trainees, who are studying at City of Glasgow College, were stranded on a Hanjin vessel after the company filed for bankruptcy, meaning ports refused to let the company’s ships dock. Rhona Maclennan is the mother of one of theÌýMerchant Navy cadets who was stranded.