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Maldives asks Andy Burnham to reopen talks over Chagos Islands8:36 Maldives president ‘deeply disappointed’ not to be consulted when Keir Starmer agreed to cede sovereignty of islands to Mauritius last year What is toasted skin syndrome? The condition linked to phones and tablets on the rise among children8:36 It comes after a boy was diagnosed with erythema ab igne (EAI) after resting his laptop on his stomach for up to eight hours a day Celebrity Traitors and Clarkson’s Farm scoop top prizes at National Television Awards8:36 ‘Gogglebox’, ‘This Morning’ and ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ were amongst the other big winners on Tuesday New Bond writer says it was ‘a little easier to write’ film once he found out who’d been cast8:36 Steven Knight is writing the next 007 film, with actors Jack Lowden, Jacob Elordi and Callum Turner among those in contention for the role Five journalists missing after speedboat disappears while covering Indonesia volcano eruption8:36 Indonesian rescuers expand search for people who went missing after travelling by speedboat to cover eruption of Mount Anak Krakatau Jeremy Clarkson reacts to National Television Awards win for Clarkson’s Farm8:36 Clarkson’s Farm won the reality docuseries prize, defeating hits including At Home With The Furys, Stacey & Joe and Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing. Is Man United v Sabah on TV? How to watch Champions League fixtures8:36 Man United have endured a tough start to the season after defeat to Hull and conceding a late equaliser at Everton, but a return to Champions League nights at Old Trafford brings excitement for Michael Carrick’s side Photos show what remains of an Iranian school where some 120 children died in a U.S. strike8:36 Families gather at the shattered remains of the Shajareh Tayyebeh school in Minab, Iran, to grieve and remember some 120 children killed by a U.S. airstrike on the war’s first day. A final accounting of the attack has not been made. Ancient builders brought 25-tonne stones from 18km away to create Britain’s Devil’s Arrows stone row8:04 Prehistoric Britons likely chose megalithic stones from sources holding personal meaning for them rather than sites offering logistical convenience |