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It has been a frenzied 48 hours of Labour leadership speculation after Andy Burnham tried to throw his hat in the ring for a return to parliament.
The Met Office has issued a series of yellow warnings for heavy rain covering Monday and Tuesday.
There's a lot in the announcement, though none of the proposals are exactly new.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has said there is a "strong case" for banning under-16s from social media.
Some 140,000 households are without power in the United States as a huge winter storm stretches from the southern Rocky Mountains in the west of the country to New England on the northeast coast.
More than 810,000 homes are without power and thousands of flights have been cancelled as a huge winter storm hits the US, from the southern Rocky Mountains to New England.
The road where Alex Pretti was killed by a federal immigration agent is known in Minneapolis as "Eat Street" because it's lined with restaurants and cafes.
Paris Hilton says the "pain and abuse" she faced as a teenager at so-called behaviour camps paved the way for her to find the "most meaningful work" of her life.
A group of protesters supporting a Palestine Action-linked activist on hunger strike have been arrested after police said prison grounds were breached at Wormwood Scrubs.
Alex Pretti was 37 years old when his life ended.
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