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She was walking near to The Plain when the first attack happened.

Ryan Brock, 32, had over 100 wraps of class A drugs and was found guilty of intent to supply them.

Linus Rickett also pretended to be a young girl online.

Three-quarters of residents questioned fear it will harm the local countryside.

More than a million people have marched through London to demand a second EU referendum, organisers have said.

The woman who started a parliamentary petition to stop Brexit says she has received death threats over the phone.

US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces say they have "totally eliminated" Islamic State in Syria.

For many of us, the Islamic State seemed to come out of nowhere when its fighters swept out of Syria and across northern Iraq in 2014.

Charlie Edwards starts his reign as WBC flyweight champion, with Joshua Buatsi and Lawrence Okolie also targeting titles at the Copper Box Arena.

The first international break of 2019 is upon us, and Charlie Nicholas has given his predictions for this week's European Qualifiers and friendlies on Sky Sports.

Joshua Buatsi tells Sky Sports about never wasting a word, relishing fights with dangerous Russians, and becoming Britain's leading light-heavyweight.

Russell Westbrook posted a triple-double and Paul George added 28 points as the Oklahoma City Thunder rallied from 13 points down to beat the Toronto Raptors.

Google has celebrated legendary composer Johann Sebastian Bach by creating the first-ever Doodle to be powered by artificial intelligence (AI).

Charlie Edwards starts his reign as WBC flyweight champion, with Joshua Buatsi and Lawrence Okolie also targeting titles at the Copper Box Arena.

Vigilantes are standing guard outside stores to prevent looting in Venezuela's second city, Maracaibo.

The woman who started a parliamentary petition to stop Brexit says she has received death threats over the phone.

A director of Barclays' retail bank is a leading candidate to become the most senior figure in English football.

For many within British business, the path to Brexit has felt like a tortuous exercise.

Global stock markets have plunged after latest economic data spurred renewed fears of an economic slowdown - while at the same time the pound rose sharply on latest Brexit developments.

Sainsbury's and Asda have offered to sell up to 150 stores in an attempt to address concerns raised by competition authorities over their planned merger.

More than a million people have marched through London to demand a second EU referendum, organisers have said.

Theresa May has indicated she may not bring her deal back to parliament for a third vote if there is not enough support for it.

The woman who started a parliamentary petition to stop Brexit says she has received death threats over the phone.

Labour's deputy leader is expected to break from the party line and say he will back Theresa May's withdrawal agreement - if she agrees to a second referendum.

Marmite is a staple of breakfast tables across the country, known for long-running "love it or hate it" slogan.

A Scottish insult describing someone as a scrotum is among the latest additions to the Oxford English Dictionary.

A 104-year-old woman has ticked off another item on her bucket list after being arrested by the police.

Scientists in China have cloned what they call the "Sherlock Holmes of police dogs" in a bid to cut training times and costs.