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Severe delays on trains to and from Heathrow Airport after fire
A fire has caused severe travel delays on train lines to and from Heathrow Airport.
Five teenagers arrested on suspicion of murder after man found dead in County Durham
Five teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man was found dead in County Durham.
Lord Mandelson refuses to apologise to victims over Epstein friendship
Lord Peter Mandelson has refused to apologise for his personal relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
More than 500 killed in Iran, US rights group says
Hundreds of Iranian protesters have reportedly been killed, according to an independent group, as the regime threatened to retaliate if attacked by the US.
Russia strike leaves 1,000 Kyiv apartment blocks without heating
More than 1,000 apartment blocks in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv remain without power after a Russian bombardment of the country's energy system overnight.
Four dead and five injured after two-vehicle crash
Four people have been killed and another five injured in a crash between a taxi and a car in Greater Manchester.
Four dead and five injured after car and taxi collide
Four people have been killed and another five injured in a crash between a taxi and a car in Greater Manchester.
Transport secretary ducks questions over whether UK would support US action in Iran
A cabinet minister has refused to be drawn on whether the UK would support the US if it decided to take military action against Iran amid widespread protests in the country.
Under-fire WH Smith holds Court in search for next chair
WH Smith, the London-listed travel retail group, is drawing up plans to identify a new chairman amid a battle to restore investors' faith in the company.
Bride and groom among eight killed in explosion at wedding
A bride and groom were among eight people killed in a gas cylinder blast just hours after a wedding reception in Pakistan.
Human remains found as Australia continues to battle bushfires
Human remains have been found in Australia as bushfires continue to rage on in the country.
Former Premier League star apologises for Holocaust remark
Former Premier League footballer Shay Given has apologised for describing sacked Celtic manager Wilfried Nancy's time at the club as an "absolute Holocaust".
Conservatives pledge to ban social media for under-16s
The Conservatives have said they would ban social media for children under the age of 16.
Gel restores sight to people with untreatable condition, scientists say
A commonly used gel has restored sight to people suffering from a rare and untreatable condition that causes blindness, scientists have said.
Nobel Institute responds to claims Machado could give Peace Prize to Trump
The organisation that oversees the Nobel Peace Prize has dismissed claims that Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado could give her recent award to President Donald Trump.
Grateful Dead singer and guitarist Bob Weir has died
Bob Weir, guitarist, singer and founding member of the Grateful Dead, has died at the age of 78.
Why Pride organisers face 'the most serious financial challenge in movement's history'
The company behind London's Pride parade recorded a £120,726 loss in 2024, latest accounts show.
'I have PTSD from online video': The growing call to ban smartphones in schools
Eighteen‑year‑old Frazer McKenna has spent most of his adolescence living with the consequences of something he never chose to see.
Why is God making a comeback with Gen Z?
"I remember when I was in school I would tell people I believed in God and they would be like 'you're a loser'. Now I couldn't be prouder, it's becoming more normal."
There's a daily game of cat and mouse to catch illegal migrants in Germany - and it may soon become UK's problem
In Germany's fight against people smugglers, Chief Inspector Igor Weber's Pasewalk force is on the frontline.
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