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The head teacher of the Southport attacker's former school has told a public inquiry she felt like he was "building up to something".

A community leader has described migrant children barricading themselves in hotels due to "urban warfare" on the streets of Dublin during the riots.

The FBI has led a "co-ordinated takedown" on illegal gambling and sports rigging, the agency's director has said, with more than 30 arrested on Thursday.

A leaked letter, seen by Sky News, warns government that victims of the Post Office scandal find compensation schemes 'worse than the original injustice'.

An autistic man who was told he could no longer stack shelves at Waitrose when he asked to be paid has been offered a job by Asda.

Resident doctors in England will go on strike next month, the British Medical Association has said.

The young woman accused of stalking Madeleine McCann's family said in police interviews she never intended to harm them, a jury has been told.

Synth-pop musician Dave Ball, who was one half of the popular 1980s band Soft Cell, has died at the age of 66.

The government is refusing to make time in parliament for MPs to debate the conduct of Prince Andrew amid a flood of new allegations against him.

Emotions ran high outside the court. Shouts of "murderers" and "scumbags" rang out as a veteran's representative struggled to make himself heard. Soldier F was walking free.

The King and Pope Leo prayed together in a historic moment marking the first time an English monarch and a pontiff met for such an occasion since the Church of England split from Rome.

Many parents will take the time to book the football training, the piano lessons and the play-dates - but when is it all too much?

A former paratrooper accused of murdering two civilians in the Bloody Sunday shootings in Northern Ireland 53 years ago has been found not guilty.

Two people have died and five others were taken to hospital following a fire in Glasgow.

Sir Keir Starmer has backed his under-fire safeguarding minister to continue leading the government's efforts to set up a national inquiry into grooming gangs after four survivors demanded her resignation.

Three people have been arrested in London under the National Security Act on suspicion of assisting Russian intelligence services.

A leading charity has opened the first in a Scotland-wide network of walk-in mental health hubs.

Moscow has been quick to shrug off the coordinated sanctions against its two biggest oil companies, Rosneft and Lukoil.

The boss of NHS watchdog the Care Quality Commission (CQC) has resigned after the health secretary launched an independent inquiry into maternity care at the trust he led for a decade.

English water companies have collectively been given the lowest environmental rating by the Environment Agency (EA) since records began.