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A police officer who wrote erotic fiction on his work laptop because he “did not have enough to do” has been dismissed from the force.

A survivor of a snowstorm in Chile, which left a British woman and four other tourists dead, has described the desperate attempts to save his fellow hikers.

A "devoted" elderly couple jumped to their deaths from cliffs near Whitby Abbey as one of them struggled with bone cancer, an inquest heard.

Pep Guardiola says he feels "embarrassed and ashamed" about his behaviour after grabbing a cameraman’s headset after a Manchester City defeat.

Two members of the House of Lords are set to be suspended over a cash for access scandal following meetings with undercover journalists.

Reports of a "board-level orchestrated coup" at the BBC are "complete nonsense", non-executive director Sir Robbie Gibb has told MPs.

The family of murder victim Muriel McKay believe her remains are buried in a garden in east London, the High Court has heard.

Two military personnel who were shot near the White House in Washington DC have died.

Police have appealed for information after a man was charged with murdering two women and raping a third.

Police bodycam footage allegedly shows a Palestine Action activist attacking police with a sledgehammer during a break-in at an Israel-based defence firm's UK site, a court has heard.

Indian film star and Bollywood icon Dharmendra has died aged 89.

Shares in Novo Nordisk, the Danish firm best known for its Wegovy and Ozempic weight loss drugs, have plunged after it called a halt to closely-watched trials on a treatment for Alzheimer's disease.

The government needs "more urgency" to grow the economy, the business secretary has admitted.

Jimmy Cliff, a musical artist who helped bring reggae to an international audience, has died aged 81.

Four police officers should face misconduct proceedings over their handling of abuse allegations reported by a woman later found dead in a car boot, the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has said.

A new "national day" to honour victims and survivors of terrorism will be added to the calendar from next year, it has been revealed.

Several homes have been evacuated after a car crashed into a gas substation in West Sussex.

Prince Harry and six other household names are suing the publishers of the Daily Mail newspaper over alleged unlawful information gathering dating back 30 years.

Australian senator Pauline Hanson has been condemned for repeating a political stunt when she wore a burka to parliament in her attempts to ban the Muslim garment in public.

An 18th century Spanish galleon dubbed the "holy grail of shipwrecks" for its storied cache of 11 million gold and silver coins - worth an estimated $20bn (£16bn) - has yielded its first treasures.