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Sean "Diddy" Combs is expected to spend around three years in prison, federal inmate records show.

A key witness in the failed prosecution of two men accused of spying for China said he was "surprised" the case had collapsed, given he had said Beijing posed a range of threats.

The Environment Agency (EA), police and other agencies are failing to stop fly-tipping by organised crime groups, a cross-party group of peers has found.

Airline Eastern Airways has suspended operations, according to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).

The alleged stalker of Madeleine McCann's family had a "genuine belief" she was the missing girl, a court heard.

The King has been heckled over Prince Andrew's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein during a visit to a cathedral on Monday.

David Lammy has confirmed there will be an independent investigation into the accidental release of a migrant jailed for sex offences, as he blamed "human error" for the incident.

A significant fall in global greenhouse gas emissions is on the near horizon for the first time, the United Nations (UN) has said, after governments including Britain published new plans on how to cut their climate impact.

As Rachel Reeves' second budget fast approaches, speculation about tax rises and spending cuts is reaching fever pitch.

Steve Coogan says he is "proud" of his film about the discovery of Richard III's remains after he and two production companies agreed to pay "substantial damages" to a university academic.

A care plan for the Southport killer that warned he could be "cold and calculating" and was "angry" when things went wrong was watered down, the inquiry into the murders has heard.

Ukraine and its allies have agreed to work on a ceasefire plan in the next 10 days, Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said.

Nigel Farage has said he is "unhappy" with his MP, Sarah Pochin, for making comments that have been widely condemned as racist.

A self-styled "nerdy" science geek has been found guilty of making explosives in his garden shed.

The world's almost 200 groups of uncontacted people are suffering from what an indigenous rights organisation calls "silent genocides".

A nurse has told an employment tribunal she feared being labelled a "bigot or transphobic" by challenging her hospital trust over its policy of allowing a transgender colleague to use female changing-rooms.

After 18 months of surviving forced starvation and shelling, the regional capital and symbolic battleground of Al Fashir has effectively fallen to the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF).

Ten people accused of cyberbullying Brigitte Macron are going on trial in Paris after allegedly making "malicious" comments claiming the French first lady is a man.

Prisons will introduce enhanced checks before inmates are released, after a sex offender was mistakenly freed.

US warships in the region, the green light for covert operations, and deadly strikes on what the Trump administration claims are "narco terrorists" - could America's next move be to strike Venezuela?