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1. Work continues to fix Eurostar and Eurotunnel issue after thousands hit by travel chaos

   Passengers were left stranded and looking for alternative routes after power issues in the Channel Tunnel.

2. Mum and children who died in Boxing Day fire named

   Fionnghuala Shearman and her daughter Eve and son Ohner died in the house fire on Boxing Day.

3. British-Egyptian dissident appears to endorse 'smear campaign' claims

   Alaa Abd El Fattah has faced backlash over old social media posts where he called for the killing of Zionists.

4. Thieves use drill to steal €30m in German bank heist

   Gelsenkirchen Police say thieves used the "quiet" days after Christmas to break into the high street branch.

5. Flight to edge of space left me harassed and depressed

   Blue Origin's all-female crew, which included scientist Amanda Nguyen, was launched into space in April.

6. The 'thorny' issues that threaten to derail a Russia-Ukraine peace deal

   Two of the main sticking points involve territory and the fate of Europe's biggest nuclear plant, which is currently occupied by Russia.

7. Tatiana Schlossberg, granddaughter of John F Kennedy, dies aged 35

   She shared her cancer diagnosis in an essay last month, writing that she had less than a year to live.

8. Protests spread across Iran for third day after currency hits record low

   The Iranian rial hit a record low against the US dollar on Sunday, prompting shopkeepers in Tehran to stage protests, which have quickly spread.

9. Pensioner 'carried on roof of car' and killed in crash

   Kent Police is urging people to contact them if they have information about the crash in Gillingham.

10. Israel to bar 37 aid groups from Gaza

    The move was criticised by foreign ministers from from 10 countries including the UK, who said the new rules were "restrictive" and "unacceptable".