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• Jeremy Corbyn faces calls to resolve Labour Brexit divisions
  The Labour leader is coming under pressure to signal his opposition to leaving the EU "once and for all".
• Labour members call to 'redistribute' private schools' assets
  Party members vote to commit to integrate private schools into the state sector.
• Thomas Cook customers will not be stranded, vows Raab
  The government will fly UK holidaymakers home if the firm collapses, the foreign secretary says.
• Climate change: Impacts 'accelerating' as leaders gather for UN talks
  A snapshot of the latest science, published as politicians gather in New York, says climate change is speeding up.
• Parliament: Government 'will abide by Supreme Court ruling'
  But the foreign secretary says he will not "take levers off the table" for future action.
• Iran warns foreign forces to stay out of Gulf, amid new US deployment
  Do not create an arms race, President Rouhani says, as the US deploys more troops to Saudi Arabia.
• Rio violence: Protests as girl, eight, 'killed by police'
  The eight-year-old Brazilian girl was with her grandmother in a van when she was hit in the back.
• Slough skate park stabbing: Boys arrested on suspicion of murder
  Police arrest two teenagers on suspicion of murder after a 15-year-old boy is stabbed in a Slough park.
• England 35-3 Tonga: Eddie Jones' side battle to opening World Cup win
  England's World Cup campaign gets off to a spluttering 35-3 victory against unfancied Tonga in Sapporo.
• Ireland 27-3 Scotland: Joe Schmidt's side win Rugby World Cup opener
  Ruthless Ireland frank their status as the world's top-ranked side with a clinical Rugby World Cup victory against a meek Scotland in Yokohama.