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The UK is falling behind its G7 rivals when it comes to preparing for mass automation of the workplace and the so-called Fourth Industrial Revolution, MPs have warned.
A tiny fish, just an inch long and weighing less than a gram, has made a full recovery after radical surgery to remove a growth from its stomach.
Trevor Bayliss’ exit means England will head on their Test tour of New Zealand in November with a new coach – possibly an interim one – but that is unlikely to be the only change.
Gang members desperate to escape a life of violence are being offered ‘safe houses’ in a scheme to combat knife crime in London.
The government’s lawyers will argue Boris Johnson’s suspension of parliament was lawful and the Supreme Court cannot interfere in political matters.
Police have made several arrests in connection with the murder of a newly married police officer in Berkshire.
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says Manchester City are the best team in the world.
Katie Taylor can become a two-weight world champion when she challenges Christina Linardatou for the WBO super-lightweight belt on November 2, live on Sky Sports.
Wales coach Rob Howley has been sent home from their Rugby World Cup camp amid allegations of betting offences.
Mason Mount’s Champions League debut lasted just nine minutes for Chelsea after an ugly challenge by Valencia’s Francis Coquelin in the 1-0 defeat for the Blues.
