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Nepal Flood Response: The UK is sending a rapid deployment team to Nepal to support Britons affected by flash floods, as at least 33 British nationals are still missing and fears grow of further flooding. Missing Brits: Reports name people including Surrey A-level student Spandan Sahu and his family, as families travel to join searches. Assisted Dying: Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he will abstain from the assisted dying vote in England and Wales next month, to avoid influencing a free vote in Parliament. Crime: A “predatory” rapist, Fikadu Yemane, has been jailed after a Manchester attack in which police say he strangled a 19-year-old victim and fled for six days. Arts & Culture: Portsmouth pushes its city-status celebrations and arts scene, while a new exhibition in the UK honours Latino scholar Gilberto Cárdenas. Boxing: Britain’s Mikaela Mayer vs Chantelle Cameron and Moses Itauma vs Filip Hrgovic headline this Saturday’s cards. Tech Deal: A refurbished iPhone 13 is being promoted for about £199 ahead of Apple’s expected iPhone 18 reveal. Music Charts: Dolly Parton’s death sparks a chart surge, with three singles re-entering the Top 20.

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