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Disruption caused by the global IT outage has continued this weekend as airline passengers reported long delays and lost baggage, while pharmacies tried to deal with a backlog in medicine deliveries.

The owner of Homebase is in talks about selling the DIY retailer to one of Britain’s biggest general merchandise chains, as it prepares to launch a wider auction of the business it rescued six years ago.

At least 11 people have been killed and dozens more are missing after a highway bridge collapsed in northwest China, authorities have said.

The National Lottery says it is investigating after users reported being unable to access its app and website.

Police who tweeted a Top Gun GIF to celebrate identifying a woman's dead body are now being scrutinised by another force after a watchdog report criticised the investigation into her death.

For 50 years, Cyprus has been split in two by a military border, the constant reminder of a deadly conflict that has never been resolved.

Bella Hadid's new Adidas campaign has been pulled after being called "sick" and an "egregious error".

He’s down, but he’s not out. Well, not yet.

It could take "weeks" to fix a global IT outage which grounded more than 5,000 flights, an expert has warned, as the full impact of the software bug becomes clear.

The Football Association has posted a job advertisement for the next England manager, with applicants told they should be able to "win a major tournament".

Leeds City Council has said it is conducting an "urgent review" of a "family matter" that sparked rioting in the Harehills area.

This wasn't supposed to happen.

Labour's Emily Thornberry, who was snubbed for a cabinet role by Sir Keir Starmer, is running to be chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee, she has told Sky's Electoral Dysfunction podcast.

Two large oil tankers have collided and caught fire off Singapore's coast, the UN's shipping agency has said.

Two men who filmed their rape of a drugged and defenceless young father are facing life sentences for his murder.

The honeymoon is over. The global IT outage is Sir Keir Starmer's first crisis.

Friday has been the hottest day of the year in the UK so far, with a temperature of 31.9C recorded at St James's Park, central London.

Israel's settlement policy in occupied Palestinian territories is in breach of international law, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ruled.

It's possible we are looking at the largest IT outage in history.

American journalist Evan Gershkovich has been jailed for 16 years after being convicted of espionage in a trial widely seen as politically motivated.