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George King-Thompson climbed the 310-metre building earlier this year.

A new study looked at data from nine English cities, including Oxford.

They're calling existing fears "exaggerated".

Police have carried out a load of raids and searches in just one week.

The EU is poised to accept the prime minister's request for a fresh Brexit delay after he paused the progress of legislation aimed at ratifying his divorce deal.

Three years after the UK voted to leave the EU and finally, Boris Johnson pulled off something that had felt impossible. He got MPs to back, in principle, a Brexit deal.

Donald Trump released security aid to Ukraine on the proviso Kiev publicly declared it would carry out politically motivated investigations that he sought, a top diplomat has testified he was told.

The UK's position on drugs is "clearly failing", according to a committee of MPs who have called for some drug offences to be decriminalised.

Conor Benn was always up against it when beginning his professional crusade back in 2016. The son of Nigel Benn, one of British boxing’s most memorable warriors and someone who is returning to the ring later this year, Conor had huge shoes to fill before even throwing his first jab.

Sky Sports News' Keith James and Tim Thornton analyse Sheffield United's start to life back in the top-flight, with Chris Wilder's shrewd signings and his side's defensive solidity proving successful at the start of the season.

The new season tips off with a cracking double-header live on Sky Sports as the defending champion Toronto Raptors host the New Orleans Pelicans and LeBron James and Kawhi Leonard face off in a blockbuster rivals' clash in Los Angeles.

Ross Moriarty has revealed he thought it would be "the end of me" had referee Jaco Peyper sent him off in Wales' World Cup quarter-final against France on Sunday.

Apple's chief executive Tim Cook has accepted a board position at a Chinese business school, less than two weeks after his company decided to ban an app used by protesters in Hong Kong.

The EU is poised to accept the prime minister's request for a fresh Brexit delay after he paused the progress of legislation aimed at ratifying his divorce deal.

The Duchess of Sussex has been seen for the first time in public since revealing she and Prince Harry are struggling with media attention.

Russia and Turkey have agreed to joint military patrols along the Turkish-Syrian border as they demanded Syrian Kurdish fighters withdraw from the area.

MPs have accused auditors of being "complicit" in the recent failure of British corporate giants, after it emerged that Thomas Cook paid PwC up to £21m in consultancy fees.

WeWork's board has reportedly accepted a takeover plan proposed by its Japanese investor Softbank Group, in a move that will secure new financing for the troubled company.

Just Eat has called on shareholders to reject a takeover offer as it presses ahead with its planned £8.2bn merger with Takeaway.com.

The Withdrawal Agreement Bill makes it clear that there will be more costs, more border checks and more uncertainty for Northern Irish companies trading with England, Scotland and Wales than with Ireland.

The EU is poised to accept the prime minister's request for a fresh Brexit delay after he paused the progress of legislation aimed at ratifying his divorce deal.

Boris Johnson's attempt to get his Brexit deal through the House of Commons in just three days has been rejected.

Three years after the UK voted to leave the EU and finally, Boris Johnson pulled off something that had felt impossible. He got MPs to back, in principle, a Brexit deal.

Brexit has been a "waste of time and energy" for the European Union, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has said.

A High Court judge has apologised after his mobile phone rang during a hearing, filling the room with the sound of a classic 1960s tune.

Mourners who attended the funeral of a man in Ireland were left in shock when they heard his voice from beyond the grave.

There may be a few American football players giving thanks today after a possible case of divine intervention.

Four years after the late king of Thailand mourned his beloved pet dog, the country has shown off eight new puppies related to the old royal hound.