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1. Investigation into pre-Budget leaks is under way, MPs told

   Chancellor Rachel Reeves has given her "full support" to a review of security processes around the lead-up to the Budget.

2. Zelensky says Ukraine and US negotiators will meet after Russia visit

   The Ukrainian president says a meeting will be arranged once Trump's team return from Moscow, where they held talks with Vladimir Putin.

3. Oil, defence and geopolitics: Why Putin is visiting Modi in Delhi

   BBC editors explain what is at stake as Russian President Vladimir Putin starts a two-day visit to India.

4. Previously unseen images of Epstein's island released

   The new images come as a deadline for the broader release of documents held by the US government looms.

5. 'No excuse' - California doctor sentenced to 30 months in Matthew Perry overdose case

   Dr Salvador Plasencia is the first of five people to be sentenced in the Friends star's overdose death.

6. Royals lay out festive greeting at glittering state banquet

   Germany's president was hosted at the glittering event after the first day of his state visit to the UK.

7. Eurovision faces crucial decision over Israel

   Organisers of the song contest meet in Geneva on Thursday to debate Israel's role in the event.

8. Patients clogging A&E with hiccups, sore throats and other niggles

   NHS bosses warn the public to use hospitals wisely amid concern this could be a tough winter.

9. Five killed in Israeli air strikes on tents near Khan Younis, medics say

   Rescue workers say they recovered bodies from a camp for displaced people. The IDF says it "struck a Hamas terrorist".

10. Supermarket loyalty discounts to be allowed on baby formula

    The government claims that parents who cannot or chose not to breastfeed could save £500 a year.