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Your Party will be led by its members rather than a single MP, avoiding a battle between its two co-founders, Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is facing a long-running corruption trial, has submitted an official request to the country's president to pardon him.

The death toll following flooding and landslides in Indonesia and Thailand has risen to more than 600 - with nearby Sri Lanka also reporting more than 200 deaths after a cyclone.

The death toll from a fire that tore through a Hong Kong apartment complex has risen.

The death toll from a fire that tore through a Hong Kong apartment complex has risen.

The death toll from a fire that tore through a Hong Kong apartment complex has risen.

The chancellor has insisted to Sky News that she did not lie to the public about the state of the public finances ahead of the budget.

Prince William has visited severely ill Gazan children being treated by the NHS after they were evacuated to the UK.

Children are among the fatalities in a mass shooting at a child's birthday party in California.

Victims will be put "front and centre" in reforms to be announced this week, the justice secretary has said, amid reports jury trials will be scrapped in some cases.

A disgraced surgeon accused of harming patients is unlikely to ever return from Libya to face justice, a lawyer familiar with the country's legal system has told Sky News.

West Midlands Police is facing growing scrutiny over the information used to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters from Aston Villa, with counterparts in Amsterdam disputing the evidence it provided on high-profile incidents involving the Israeli club's fan base.

The death of a young grandmaster accused of cheating by one of his childhood heroes has once again raised the spectre of fraud in the so-called Game of Kings.

Ukraine's representatives are preparing for renewed peace talks in the US, while dramatic footage has shown Russian tankers being hit by Ukrainian naval drones.

Grief was not lonely today in Hong Kong. Three days after the worst fire in the history of modern Hong Kong, it feels as though it has barely sunk in.

Police investigating the attack on the Heaton Park synagogue, in which two people died, have been given more time to question a man arrested on suspicion of terror offences.

Doctors in England will strike in the run-up to Christmas, the British Medical Association has confirmed.

An Israeli drone strike has killed two Palestinian children in southern Gaza, a hospital reported.

Rachel Reeves is fighting claims that she "lied" to the public about the state of the finances in the run-up to last week's budget - in which she raised £26bn in taxes.

The family of a talented footballer who died after being struck by a train say he had 'so much love to give'.