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Madeleine McCann's father describes huge toll of his family's 'monstering' by the press
Madeleine McCann's father has called for greater scrutiny of the UK media, describing the "huge toll" on his family from a "monstering" by sections of the press.
How an 'outstanding' school humiliated pupils with harsh and harmful discipline
Mossbourne Victoria Park Academy, an "outstanding" secondary in east London, humiliated pupils with harsh and harmful discipline; a damning safeguarding review has found.
'Depraved predator' jailed for seven years for rapes and sexual assaults
A "depraved sexual predator" has been jailed for seven-and-a-half years for two rapes and two sexual assaults.
Meghan contacts estranged father
The Duchess of Sussex has been able to contact her estranged father in hospital via a letter, her spokesperson has confirmed.
'Utterly wicked' woman tried to murder toddler by feeding her adult medication
A woman has been found guilty of trying to murder a toddler by repeatedly giving her adult medication.
Small number of UK women given sperm from donor with cancer-causing gene
A small number of British women received sperm from a donor with a cancer-causing gene while seeking fertility treatment abroad, a regulator has said.
What happened to the nine-year-old who set up a Christmas tree business to pay for university?
When Ryan Brook was nine, he opened a Christmas present that changed his life.
Iran and Egypt don't want World Cup 'Pride' match
Iran and Egypt have complained after FIFA scheduled a World Cup match between the two nations in Seattle to coincide with the city's LGBTQ+ Pride festival.
Australian PM issues warning over under-16s social media ban
Australia's prime minister has warned that implementing the country's new social media ban for children under 16 – which came into force on Wednesday - will be difficult.
'Can I stop my neighbour using Ring doorbell? She's spying on me'
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Luigi Mangione wrote notes to self to 'pluck eyebrows' and 'keep momentum, FBI slower overnight'
Luigi Mangione wrote notes to himself to "pluck eyebrows" and buy less conspicuous shoes before the alleged assassination of a US healthcare boss, a court has heard.
US plans to start checking all tourists' social media
All tourists - including those from Britain - will have to undergo a social media screening before being allowed entry into the US under new plans being considered by the country's border force.
PM issues warning to European leaders ahead of ECHR talks
Sir Keir Starmer has called for a tougher approach to policing Europe's borders ahead of a meeting between leaders to discuss a potential shake-up of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).
Do you have ringing in your ears? For millions who do, there could now be a solution
Do you suffer from ringing in your ears? For millions of people in the UK who do, researchers say they may have found a solution.
'Unacceptable' prostate supplement adverts banned
Adverts for prostate supplements and home testing kits have been banned over concerns vulnerable people may be misled by them.
First British soldier has died in Ukraine - and Russia may exploit it
The first serving member of the British armed forces has been killed in Ukraine since Russia launched its full-scale war.
Scottish artist wins Turner Prize with 'bold and compelling work'
Scottish artist Nnena Kalu has won the 2025 Turner Prize with two exhibitions, including a series of brightly coloured sculptures.
Storm Bram brings 90mph winds, rain and flooding to parts of UK
Northwest Scotland is expected to bear the worst of Storm Bram, with an amber warning issued for "very strong and disruptive winds".
Judge grants order to release Ghislaine Maxwell sex trafficking case material
A New York judge has ordered the release of material from Ghislaine Maxwell's sex trafficking case.
The asylum seeker whose claim has taken so long to process that he's had time to start a family
"The system is more than broken - it crossed that limit a long time ago," says Palestinian asylum seeker Ibrahim Altaqatqa.
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