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Three members of a family were named by police after dying in the sea off Shoreham in West Sussex: Hassan el-Hawaas, Zaina Alian and their 14-year-old daughter Sarah; their younger daughter remains critically ill in hospital. The Palestinian-origin family, who lived in London, were on a day trip when they got into difficulty. An early report into last week's train derailment near Lewes found a track defect recorded on CCTV two hours before the incident, which injured 30 people.

In Gaza, the Israeli military has ordered a criminal investigation into the 2024 killing of five-year-old Hind Rajab, saying its troops fired at a family car travelling contrary to an approved evacuation route and shelled an ambulance, with a separate probe into the killing of 15 emergency workers. UK inflation rose to 2.9 percent in July, driven by higher energy bills linked to the US-Iran war, and a convicted people smuggler living illegally in Britain was arrested. Prime Minister Andy Burnham unveiled a plan to offer every rough sleeper in England a place to stay by Christmas, admitting £450 million may not be enough. The Daily Telegraph reported that Prince Harry and Meghan plan to return to the UK and enrol their children in a school.

In Ukraine, protests have broken out supporting former defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov, who is challenging President Zelensky by calling for an election and accusing the system of corruption. A double murder investigation was launched in Glasgow after two men were found stabbed, and a fire in Hounslow killed a woman. A trial of a personalised melanoma vaccine showed it extended time without cancer recurrence, while a study suggested London's ultra low emission zone may have improved children's lung health. A SpaceX rocket that spent over 24 days at sea was recovered off Christmas Island in Australia.