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Gang jailed over guns and drug operation able to making 'tens of thousands' of pills per hour
Four members of an organised crime gang have been jailed after an investigation into a multi-million-pound firearms and drugs operation.
King speaks about the backlash he suffered in new documentary
The King has spoken about the criticism he faced for his environmental campaigning, saying in a new documentary that he "wasn't going to be diverted" from his climate mission.
Tyson Fury announces boxing comeback
Tyson Fury has confirmed his return to boxing with a comeback fight against Arslanbek Makhmudov.
Ketamine should not be reclassified as a Class A drug, say experts
Experts who advise the government on drug-related issues in the UK have said ketamine should not be reclassified as a Class A drug.
US plans to check tourists' social media 'putting people off travel'
A third of international travellers say they are less likely to visit the US if proposals to scrutinise social media accounts are brought in, according to a survey.
Nurse-turned-cleric Dame Sarah Mullally makes history as first female Archbishop of Canterbury
Dame Sarah Mullally has been confirmed as the first-ever female Archbishop of Canterbury, some 1,400 years after the role was created.
BBC announces interim director general
The BBC has announced who will carry the corporation forward after the departure of director general Tim Davie.
What is Nipah virus? The highly lethal disease causing concern across Asia
Airports across Asia have put urgent steps in place to stop the spread of a highly lethal virus.
Misconduct case against officer cleared of murder paused
The police watchdog has paused misconduct proceedings against the officer cleared of murdering Chris Kaba ahead of a law change on the use of force.
Man convicted of blowing up ULEZ camera with homemade bomb
A man has been found guilty of blowing up an ultra-low emission zone (ULEZ) camera using a homemade bomb.
Private school 'shamefully' failed to protect pupils from sexual, physical and emotional abuse
Pupils at the prestigious Fettes College were "wholly failed" by the school where abuse flourished over four decades, the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry has found.
Man guilty of assaulting woman after Barron Trump alerted police
A man has been found guilty of assaulting a woman after Donald Trump's youngest son told UK police that he saw her being attacked on a video call.
Man dies after lorry crashes into river during Storm Chandra
A man died after his lorry crashed into a river on Tuesday during Storm Chandra.
Man given Musk's brain chip in UK trial says it 'feels magical'
One of the first people in the UK to use Elon Musk's brain chip says it "feels magical" and believes it could transform the lives of those with severe paralysis.
Inquiry to be held into baby boy's death after 'party' drug exposure
A fatal accident inquiry is to be held into the death of a baby boy who ingested a "party" drug at his Aberdeenshire home.
Landslide in Sicily causes homes to fall off cliff edge
Heavy rain has tiggered a landslide in southern Sicily causing the edge of a town to collapse and forcing the evacuation of more than 1,500 people.
Health secretary repeatedly asked if scandal-hit super hospital is 'safe'
Scotland's health secretary has assured MSPs that he has "no doubt" the scandal-hit Queen Elizabeth University Hospital is "safe" after being repeatedly questioned during a Holyrood debate.
Tories 'on the right but appeal to the majority', says Badenoch
Kemi Badenoch has said the Conservatives have "values of the right" but that "will appeal to the majority".
Teenager charged with arson and manslaughter after house fire killed schoolgirl
A teenage boy has been charged over a fatal house fire that killed a schoolgirl.
London-bound BA plane loses wheel during take-off
The moment a wheel fell off a British Airways plane shortly after it took off has been captured on video.
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