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The sister of a man who died by suicide after black market betting sites "deliberately lured him in" has called for the Gambling Commission to review existing laws.

The government has abandoned plans to make digital ID cards mandatory for workers.

Three teenagers, including two 16-year-old boys, have been arrested in connection with a murder investigation after a man was fatally stabbed in west London.

Britain is "firmly on track" to meet its clean power targets for 2030, according to the government following a record offshore wind auction.

Bill and Hillary Clinton have said they will refuse to testify in a Republican-led investigation into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Footage posted today on social media shows protesters gathered on the streets of the city of Marvdasht in the southern Iranian Fars province, as a fire burns in the background.

A 15-year-old schoolboy "filled with hate and racism" collected a stash of weapons including knives, a crossbow, shotgun and explosives as he prepared a far-right attack on a synagogue.

K-pop superstars BTS have announced details of their much-anticipated comeback tour, after a break of almost four years to complete mandatory military service.

A steady procession of former - and current - Conservative MPs have defected to Reform UK since March 2024.

A Russian ship captain has been accused in court of "grossly negligent conduct" after a fatal collision with an oil tanker near the Humber Estuary last year.

President Donald Trump will attend the World Economic Forum in Davos next week as head of the largest ever US delegation to attend the annual meeting, including five cabinet members, and a host of congressional representatives and state governors.

A new Chinese "super embassy" in central London has been approved by the government.

Artificial intelligence software is not yet ready to mark GCSE and A-level papers, according to the chief regulator of the UK's independent exams watchdog.

Four people have been killed in Gaza after walls collapsed on to tents during strong winds and rainfall, hospital authorities have said. 

A rogue roofer who ran over a mother-of-three on a golf course during a police chase has been jailed for 13-and-a-half years for her death.

The water watchdog has aired "concern" as 25,000 properties remain affected by outages across Kent and Sussex - a day after a major incident was declared in the two counties.

Australian author Craig Silvey has been charged with possessing and distributing child exploitation material.

New research into the health effects of spaceflight has shown astronauts' brains change position and shape over time.

The governor of the Bank of England has joined a chorus of opposition to the treatment of his US counterpart following revelations he is facing a criminal inquiry.

The government is delaying the Hillsborough Law next stage until next week because of a backlash by Labour MPs to attempts to water down "duty of candour" for the security services, Sky News understands.