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It happened close to the shops.

The parents of Jack Letts' are on trial accused of funding terrorism.

The leader of the tiny Asian nation has come under fire for introducing anti-LGBT laws there.

Police raided John Joyce's home at Redbridge Hollow almost a year ago.

Matt Hancock is the latest MP to join the race to replace Theresa May as prime minister.

It has been a political career defined by not showing emotion.

A British climber has become the latest to die on Mount Everest - where 10 people are said to have died in the last few weeks.

The Spice Girls have kicked off their eagerly-awaited reunion tour - but some fans were left disappointed after complaining of "horrific" sound problems at the show.

Live in-play updates from England and Australia's World Cup warm-up game and the One-Day Cup final between Somerset and Hampshire.

Chelsea want £130m for Eden Hazard, Sky Sports News understands.

England captain Eoin Morgan fractured his left index finger on Friday, but is expected to be fit for their World Cup opener against South Africa.

Bayern Munich club president Uli Hoeness has confirmed Manchester City's Leroy Sane is a player the German champions are interested in signing.

Graduating college students in Atlanta were left stunned when a billionaire technology investor told them he would wipe out their $40m (£31.4m) debts.

Hundreds of grievance cases were raised against Sir Philip Green for slapping women's bottoms and grabbing their breasts, a Labour peer has claimed.

England captain Eoin Morgan fractured his left index finger on Friday, but is expected to be fit for their World Cup opener against South Africa.

Matt Hancock is the latest MP to join the race to replace Theresa May as prime minister.

Two of the UK's biggest housebuilders have kicked off secret talks about ‎a tie-up just two years after a previous set of merger discussions broke down.

The average US household will be left $831 (£656) worse off as a result of the latest hikes in tariffs on Chinese goods in the nations' trade war, according to economists.

The former owner of Formula One motor racing is revving up a fresh attempt to offload Domestic & General (D&G), the warranty giant which insures millions of Britons' household appliances.

Mothercare has reported a 20% leap in losses for its last financial year but says it is now starting to see "improving trends" in its core UK market as it continues attempts to transform the business.

Matt Hancock is the latest MP to join the race to replace Theresa May as prime minister.

It has been a political career defined by not showing emotion.

Rachel Johnson, the sister of Brexiteer MP Boris, announced she had joined the pro-Remain party Change UK in April.

Theresa May fought back tears as she announced she will resign as Conservative Party leader on 7 June, following months of pressure.

A reader has returned a library book 52 years after it was borrowed, enclosing a £100 cheque to cover the fine.

Washington has become the first US state to allow human bodies to be turned into compost, rather than being buried or cremated.

A plump hedgehog who got stuck in a gate in Austria had to be cut free by firefighters using heavy-duty equipment.

Graduating college students in Atlanta were left stunned when a billionaire technology investor told them he would wipe out their $40m (£31.4m) debts.