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Defence secretary orders search for record of Epstein trafficking women through RAF bases
Defence Secretary John Healey has told officials to review military records to find any evidence of Jeffrey Epstein trafficking women into Britain through RAF bases.
'Significant progress' in US-Iran talks - but no deal - as negotiations to resume next week
The US and Iran held indirect talks over Tehran's nuclear programme on Thursday, but left the negotiating table without a deal.
'I'm not the best father,' admits ​Zelenskyy as Ukraine hit by 'harshest winter for decades'
Ukraine's president has spoken of personal challenges, after several years of conflict with Ukraine, admitting "I'm not the best father" in a Sky News interview.
YouTuber accused of murdering pregnant girlfriend 'recorded livestream alibi four days earlier'
A YouTuber accused of murdering his pregnant girlfriend recorded the livestream he used as an alibi four days earlier, a court heard.
Driver who crashed while gambling is jailed after causing premature birth
A driver has been jailed after crashing into the back of a car while gambling on his mobile phone, and causing a pregnant woman to go into labour.
Woman who fell from window fleeing Nottingham attacker warned he could have killed her
A woman who broke her back falling from a window trying to flee Nottingham attacker Valdo Calocane was warned by police he could have killed her, an inquiry heard.
Man who left his partner paralysed in a brutal attack has been jailed
A man who left his partner paralysed in a brutal attack after she told him she was leaving him has been jailed for 16 years.
Child killer Ian Huntley will be vulnerable to another attack if he survives
Any prisoner convicted of a child sex crime is a target for other inmates.
Coroner orders report on barrier safety after Oasis fan's fatal fall at Wembley Stadium
Concerns have been raised over the safety of barriers at Wembley Stadium after the death of an Oasis fan who fell from height at one of the band's concerts, a pre-inquest review heard.
Police apologise to second parliamentary Speaker in two days over Mandelson arrest leak
The Metropolitan Police has apologised to a second parliamentary Speaker in two days after he was incorrectly named as the person who passed on information about Lord Mandelson, which led to his arrest.

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