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The competition regulator has urged UK fashion businesses to give accurate information about how environmentally friendly their clothes are after three fast-fashion firms signed a new agreement.
A yellow warning for strong winds has been issued for many coastal areas in southern England with the UK expected to see unsettled conditions from Storm Nelson in the days before Easter.
A man has been charged after a spaniel was killed in an attack by two dogs in Stirling.
A new law regulating cycle rickshaws - or pedicabs - in London will "end the chaos in hotspots like Soho and Covent Garden", the government has said, with penalties for those who break the law including a fine of up to £2,500.
Dachshunds could face a breeding ban in Germany after a draft law looked to prohibit the spread of various canine characteristics, the country's kennel club has warned.
A mum whose teenage son died on a Scout trip in 2018 has called for a public inquiry into the youth organisation.
A 70-year-old woman is now "scared to leave her house" after she was shoved to the ground and sexually assaulted in a "terrifying" daylight attack near a park.
Audio has emerged of a first responder call as officials halted traffic on both sides of the Francis Scott Key Bridge moments before it collapsed.
Spills of raw sewage into England's rivers and seas reached their worst on record last year.
A minister has hit out at "credulous clerics" and "lefty lawyers" after documents seen by Sky News revealed how the Clapham chemical attacker Abdul Ezedi was granted asylum after he was baptised.
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