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Nine people have been arrested after clashes between fans broke out when Celtic knocked Rangers out of the Scottish Cup on Sunday.

At a time when there is so much attention around the Royal Family, this was going to be a significant day.

Anthropic, which owns the AI assistant Claude, is suing the Trump administration after what it called an "unprecedented and unlawful" decision to blacklist the firm on national security grounds.

Two drones heading towards Jordan and Bahrain have been shot down by RAF Typhoon jets during defensive air sorties in the Gulf, the defence secretary said.

Earth experienced its fifth-warmest February on record last month - with temperatures at 1.49C above pre-industrial levels, scientists have said.

A Syrian man has been charged with murder as a crime against humanity in a first prosecution of its kind in the UK.

X has been questioned by MPs over "the most appalling and offensive" AI posts about the Hillsborough disaster. 

Taxpayers could pay towards the costs of Ian Huntley's cremation or funeral, unless his family makes alternative arrangements.

Two men in a lorry containing more than £40,000 worth of stolen tyres have been jailed after a "dangerous pursuit" involving police from three different forces.

The government is trying to find a solution to banning depictions of step-incest in online pornography amid warnings of a "significant rebellion" from female MPs.

British teenager Sky Brown has become the new skateboarding world champion, after previously claiming the title aged 14.

A man has been fined more than £11,000 after he smashed a stained glass window of a Grade II-listed church.

On 28 February, a missile hit Shajareh Tayyebeh School - a girl's primary school in Minab, Hormozgan Province, Iran. Iranian authorities have said the strike killed at least 165 people, many of them children.

Gerry Adams was "directly responsible for and complicit" in the decisions made by the Provisional IRA to detonate bombs on the British mainland, the High Court has heard.

Police in New Zealand have said a rucksack left in a donation area at a charity shop contained cannabis and more than $3,700 (£1,600) in cash.

Five members of the Iranian women's football team have left their training camp and sought refuge in Australia after fears of "dire consequences" if they returned home.

Concern is growing for the safety of the Iranian football women's team who it is feared could "face dire consequences" when they return home from the Asian Cup in Australia after refusing to sing their national anthem.

The family of a woman who was murdered almost 40 years ago have appealed for people to come forward with information after DNA evidence showed the man believed to be her killer was wrongfully convicted.

A synagogue in Belgium has been damaged in an explosion in what authorities have said was an "antisemitic" attack.

A masked fan unplugged a VAR monitor during ‌a German second division football match.