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Regime change in Iran is "unacceptable" and the assassination of the country's Supreme Leader would "open the Pandora's box", the Kremlin has said.

The family of a father shot dead in a suspected case of mistaken identity in north London have said he "deserves justice" as they appealed for information.

The Metropolitan Police has introduced patrols aimed at keeping women and girls safe at concerts.

Labour MP Vicky Foxcroft has quit her job as a government whip in opposition to the government's plans to cut disability benefits.

A former Israeli defence minister has told Sky News it is "absolutely not true" that the country's military deliberately targets hospitals.

This is the most significant statement from the US president in days, though it still keeps everyone guessing.

Whitehall officials tried to convince Lord Michael Gove to go to court to cover up details of a report into the grooming scandal in 2011, he has said, confirming Sky News reporting earlier this week.

Air India has confirmed it is suspending some of its long-haul flights from Saturday, including routes using the same type of Boeing aircraft which crashed shortly after take-off from Ahmedabad.

Two serving Metropolitan Police officers and one former officer are set to face a gross misconduct hearing after a 90-year-old woman with dementia was targeted with a Taser, the police watchdog said.

Doctors are a very special category of people. Doctors who opt to work in war zones are an entirely different level of special.

"Exonerate and acknowledge" say victims of the Post Office Capture scandal.

Minecraft users are being targeted by criminals posing as game coders online.

The interim principal of the University of Dundee and two senior members of its governing body have stepped down following a scathing report into the institution's financial deterioration that led to a £22m government bailout.

Britain has the highest industrial electricity prices in the G7, a cost businesses say makes it impossible to compete internationally and risks "deindustrialising" the UK.

A woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after the death of a 69-year-old woman was linked to a missing Rolex watch.

The family of Harry Dunn, who died in a collision with US spy Anne Sacoolas, have submitted a formal complaint over the conduct of a former chief constable.

Ministers are considering a commitment to cut soaring industrial energy prices for British companies to the same level enjoyed by competitors in France and Germany as part of its industrial strategy.

Sir Keir Starmer could end up allowing Donald Trump to use British bases to launch strikes on Iran, Harriet Harman has said.

Deep beneath a mountain, hundreds of centrifuges spin, enriching Iran's uranium that Israel suspects is destined for a nuclear weapon.

A Chinese PhD student found guilty of drugging and raping 10 women has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 24 years.