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The sale ends the disastrous entry into the UK retail hardware market by Australia's Wesfarmers.

Daniel Craig's fifth outing as the secret agent is due to be released in the UK from 25 October 2019.

Economists warn the NHS will need an extra 4% a year - £2,000 per UK household - for the next 15 years.

An 18-year-old man from Harrow has been charged with 10 offences under the Terrorism Act.

Daniel Goodwin said veterans "got under his skin" and that he wanted to pass on their stories.

Thousands of people may be unaware they can have their photos deleted on the police database.

A 12-year-old is so frustrated by no broadband - she has to do homework in the car a mile from home.

The report on the economics of an independent Scotland will suggest incentives to attract skilled migrant workers.

A leading cancer expert says the problems date back to 2005, but no one was properly checking the data.

Exam league tables are stigmatising white working-class schools, head teachers say.

The visit will be the first official tour of the region by a member of the Royal Family.

Sales of homes for more than £1m have hit a new high. See how many were sold near you in the last decade.

Tough new data protection laws come into effect on Friday, but many firms say they are not ready.

Several papers feature Donald Trump's cancellation of talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

The Globe in Cardiff apologises after Polish band Infernal War played to 300 people.

A senior EU official describes the UK's negotiating position as a "fantasy", after talks in Brussels.

The 20-year-old was shot in the leg in the New Lodge area after being attacked by three masked men.

The seal named Relashio was close to death when he was rescued.

The four, from County Durham, are reported to have tried to set fire to a sleeping friend's feet.

The Spectator columnist says he was accused of actions by MPs that were "completely untrue, just completely malicious and false".