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Fourth arrest made in connection with Kidlington rubbish dump
A fourth person has been arrested in connection with an investigation into a massive illegal waste site.
Reopening the Rafah crossing was, inevitably, not straightforward
It was inevitable, of course. How could anyone have thought that the reopening of the Rafah crossing could have been straightforward?
Rafah border crossing reopening is symbolic, even if numbers entering and exiting Gaza are low
It took the best part of a day of waiting around before Gaza's Rafah border crossing with Egypt reopened for limited traffic.
The Princess of Wales issues a personal video message to mark World Cancer Day
The Princess of Wales has spoken of how a cancer journey has "moments of fear and exhaustion" in a personal video message to mark World Cancer Day.
Man, 25, charged with murder after death of woman in northwest London
A man has been charged with murder over the death of a woman in northwest London, police have said.
The victims of serial killer Steve Wright
Victoria Hall's murder in Suffolk went unsolved for more than 25 years.
Baby in serious condition and boy, 13, arrested after e-bike hits pregnant woman
A 13-year-old has been arrested over an e-bike crash involving a pregnant woman whose baby was born afterwards in hospital and remains in a serious condition.
Teen died from blood clot linked to birth control pill - her family fear tragedy could happen again
The family of a teenager who died suddenly from a blood clot linked to a birth control pill says more needs to be done "to prevent this tragedy from ever happening again".
Trainee prison custody officer 'angry' after pronoun disagreement, tribunal told
A trainee prison custody officer was said to be "angry" after a disagreement with a colleague about the use of pronouns, an employment tribunal has heard.
Infantino sorry for fans joke - and insists Trump deserved peace prize
The president of world football's governing body FIFA has apologised to British football fans after a comment which was criticised as a "cheap joke" by the Football Association.
Infantino is controversial but consistent - the FIFA boss places football above politics
Gianni Infantino is not a man for backtracking.
Migrant crossings hit five-year low in stormy January - as new arrivals spotted in Kent
The English Channel had its quietest January for migrant crossings in five years as Storm Chandra and other bad weather lashed the country.
PM should have secured Jimmy Lai's release during China trip, says Tory leader
Kemi Badenoch has said that Sir Keir Starmer should have been able to secure the release of pro-democracy campaigner Jimmy Lai during his visit to China.
Van driver admits killing university student in campus crash
A man has admitted killing a King’s College London student after hitting her with the van he was driving near the university’s central London campus.
Iran heads for make or break this week over averting war with US
It's make or break this week for averting war between America and Iran.
MP Dan Norris further arrested on suspicion of rape and other offences
A man in his sixties - understood to be MP Dan Norris - has been further arrested on suspicion of rape, sexual assault, voyeurism and upskirting, Avon and Somerset Police has said.
'Suffolk strangler' Steve Wright pleads guilty to murder of teen in 1999
Serial killer Steve Wright has pleaded guilty to the murder of a 17-year-old girl in Suffolk more than 25 years ago.
Police review misconduct allegations after Mandelson accused of leaking sensitive information to Epstein
Police are investigating allegations of misconduct in public office after Lord Mandelson was accused of leaking sensitive information to paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Oscar-nominated screenwriter arrested in Iran days after criticising regime
One of the screenwriters of an Oscar-nominated film has been arrested in Tehran days after signing a statement condemning Iranian leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and his regime's violent crackdown on protesters.
Scottish Labour commits to banning transgender women from female prisons if Sarwar becomes FM
Anas Sarwar has vowed to ban transgender women from the female prison estate "within days" if he becomes first minister after the Holyrood election.
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