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Sisters drowned in pools in national park, inquest told
Two sisters drowned in pools in Wales's largest national park, an inquest has heard.
Search for walker solves 12-year missing person mystery
The mystery surrounding what happened to a missing walker has been solved 12 years after he disappeared.
Is Badenoch's grooming gangs outrage just politics or does she really care?
Here's a rule I tend to apply across the board in Westminster: If a politician is talking, politics is probably taking place.
UK could see temperatures of 46C or more in the future, Met Office says
The UK has a 50:50 chance of seeing temperatures of 40C or more again in the next 12 years, the Met Office said.
Person in UK dies from rabies after contact with stray dog while on holiday
A person has died in Yorkshire from rabies after contact with a stray dog during a holiday in Morocco.
R Kelly rushed to hospital, his lawyers say
R Kelly was hospitalised after prison officials gave him an overdose of medication, his lawyers have claimed – as part of what they say is an ongoing assassination plot.
Co-op offers 25% off £40 shop as 'thank you' to members after cyberattack
Co-op is offering its members a 25% discount on a £40 shop as a "thank you" gesture after a major cyberattack caused disruption in stores.
Pioneer televangelist Jimmy Swaggart dies aged 90
Jimmy Swaggart - a pioneer of televangelism in the US - has died aged 90.
Another delay to HS2 to be announced
The government will announce another delay to the beleaguered HS2 project on Wednesday, saying the latest target is now impossible.
Brazilian butt lifts 'offered in public toilets' in 'wild west' of unregulated cosmetic practitioners
Fat injections, Brazilian butt lifts (BBLs), Botox and fillers are being offered by untrained people in places such as public toilets, officials have warned.
EasyJet cabin crews in Spain to go on strike
EasyJet cabin crews in Spain will go on strike over their pay for three days next week.
Labour MPs threaten rebellion over benefit cuts for millions
Plans for cuts to benefits which will impact more than three million households will be published today - as the government faces a battle to convince dozens of Labour MPs to back them.
Emma Raducanu stalker caught trying to get Wimbledon tickets
The man who was given a restraining order for stalking Emma Raducanu has been caught trying to get tickets for this summer's Wimbledon.
Police admit failures in Harry Dunn case after report finds officers prioritised suspect's welfare
Northamptonshire Police has admitted it failed Harry Dunn and his family after a report found officers prioritised the welfare of the suspect in the case over the investigation.
'Britain's darkest secret': Grooming survivor calls for apology from Starmer
A rape survivor who was abused by dozens of men has called on the prime minister to apologise for the delay in calling for a national inquiry into the grooming scandal.
MPs vote to decriminalise abortion in England and Wales
MPs have voted to decriminalise abortion in England and Wales.
Police facing copycat threats after Austria school shooting - as more details on gunman revealed
A 21-year-old gunman who killed nine students and a teacher at his former school in Austria had developed a fascination and "significant passion" for such shootings in recent years, investigators say.
New York mayoral hopeful arrested by ICE agents
A politician hoping to become the Democratic mayoral candidate for New York City has been arrested by federal agents.
We are witnessing Trump's extreme version of maximum pressure diplomacy in real-time
This is the highest stakes diplomacy via social media.
Kellogg's, Coca-Cola and Brewdog beer on Russian shelves despite sanctions
Kellogg's cornflakes, Bonne Maman jam, Kent Crisps, Brewdog beer... these are the items on the supermarket shelves in front of me.