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A small group have gathered in the main square in the centre of Birmingham, and it's a real mix of people. There are older figures from the community, young students, as well as groups of friends and some families.

A doctor in the US has agreed to plead guilty to giving Friends actor Matthew Perry ketamine in the lead up to his death from a fatal overdose, prosecutors have said.

Former spymasters, military chiefs and leading politicians are among a group of more than 60 public figures to sign a letter urging the prime minister to allocate more of the UK's reduced overseas aid budget to preventing wars.

The UK-US trade deal has been signed and is "done", US President Donald Trump has said as he met Sir Keir Starmer at the G7 summit.

A 92-year-old man has gone on trial accused of the rape and murder of an elderly woman in Bristol nearly 60 years ago.

At least 34 Palestinians have been shot dead near food distribution centres in Gaza, according to the health ministry.

Cups of coffee are being carefully poured into small paper cups, each one served with a comforting embrace.

Ignoring the ethnicity of grooming gang perpetrators gives racists "more ammunition", the author of a new report has said.

A man accused of killing a US politician and her husband went to the homes of other lawmakers that night, intending to kill them, officials said. 

A 13-year-old girl has been charged with rioting over disorder that broke out in Northern Ireland last week.

Poundland will halt rent payments at hundreds of its shops if a restructuring of the ailing discount retailer is approved by creditors later this summer.

A juror has been dismissed from the Sean "Diddy" Combs sex-trafficking trial after hearing five weeks of evidence.

A survivor of domestic abuse says the government is "letting down a generation of young people" by not introducing compulsory relationship and sex education for 16 to 18-year-olds.

A council has apologised for any "upset" caused over a letter sent to parents by a headteacher which implied the Union Flag could be seen as "potentially offensive or sectarian".

Flawed data has been used repeatedly to dismiss claims about "Asian grooming gangs", Baroness Louise Casey has said in a new report, as she called for a new national inquiry.

The prime minister of a fictional British government is preparing to deliver an address to the nation after the UK came under armed attack from Russia in the latest episode of The Wargame podcast.

An athletics coach has been cleared of abusing his Olympic gold medallist son Jakob Ingebrigtsen - in a high-profile trial that gripped Norway.

Would you buy a Trump phone? The Trump Organization has announced a mobile service and smartphone branded with the president's name.

Police have launched an investigation after a human leg was found washed up on a South Ayrshire beach.

Police investigating a violent murder that happened more than 35 years ago have made an arrest and launched a fresh appeal for information.