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Manchester United have launched an investigation into foul-mouthed and alleged racist abuse aimed at Jesse Lingard following their win at Derby on Thursday.
Brexit has resulted in more than £4bn of additional costs to the taxpayer, according to Whitehall’s spending watchdog.
Britain’s coronavirus outbreak has seen a “large spike in demand” for toilet paper, the UK’s largest supplier has told Sky News.
Two men have been arrested after a suspicious device was found in a car in Luton, Bedfordshire.
Nearly 100 people who have worked with Priti Patel have launched a public defence of the home secretary as she faces bullying allegations.
Facebook is closing its three London offices and telling staff to work from home after an employee was diagnosed with COVID-19.
As ambassadors for Record Store Day, The Big Moon have pulled off something organisers have hailed as a world first – recording three tracks live and direct to vinyl in front of an audience.
The chief medical officer has confirmed the second person to die after contracting coronavirus is a man in his early 80s.
Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson has suffered a hip injury and will miss next week’s crucial Champions League last-16 second leg against Atletico Madrid.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer thinks the in-form Manchester clubs could serve up a thrilling derby encounter on Sunday.
