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An employment tribunal has delivered its judgment in the case of a group of nurses who complained about a transgender colleague's use of a female changing room.

Sir Sadiq Khan has said London is "one of the safest" cities in the world after the number of homicides in the capital fell to their lowest level in over a decade.

Donald Trump has said he wants to make a deal with Greenland and won't let Russia or China take control of the Arctic territory. 

A man who launched a violent glass bottle attack on two men on board a train has been jailed for 12 years.

The first of the big awards ceremonies to kick off the season, the Golden Globes has long been regarded the best party in town.

One Battle After Another and Hamnet have proved the two big movie winners at this year's Golden Globes, with the dark comedy and historical fiction claiming the ceremony's top two film awards.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes's X account has been hacked, the club said, after a post on Sunday was critical of the club's co-owners. 

Heavy rain and melting snow and ice could lead to flooding following Storm Goretti, the Met Office has warned.

Financial markets have taken fright amid a resumption of the row over US central bank independence between its chair and the Trump administration.

Five human heads were found hanging from ropes at a beach in Ecuador as the country suffers a wave of violence related to drug trafficking.

Police are hunting for a convicted robber who absconded from an open prison on the Isle of Sheppey in Kent.

Thousands of tourists have been left stranded in northern Finland after flights at Kittila Airport were cancelled due to severe cold.

In an industrial corner of the city of Shenzhen, there was a sense the system was bracing.

Newborns with jaundice can now receive vital treatment at home using a special sleeping bag-style device, thanks to the launch of a new service by Scotland’s largest health board.

London has recorded the lowest number of homicides in more than a decade, according to new figures from the Metropolitan Police.

A power outage at a National Air Traffic Service's (NATS) radar site has halted arrivals to Birmingham Airport.

Four people, including three teenagers, who died in a crash between a taxi and a car in Greater Manchester have been named locally.

A British skier has died in an avalanche in the French Alps.

The extent of the state's crackdown on Iranian protesters is beginning to emerge, despite the internet shutdown.

A 16-year-old boy who was stabbed on Saturday has died from his injuries, police have said.