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For the first time in more than three centuries, your compass might finally be about to point true north.
Fresh strike action in a long-running row over train guards has again disrupted busy rail services that carry 100,000 passengers a day.
Boris Johnson has warned Remainers that as long as the EU believes Brexit could be stopped by parliament, the “less likely” he is to secure a divorce deal.
Vegan and plant-based diets risk lowering the intake of a nutrient crucial for the health of the brain, it has been claimed.
A Conservative MP has written a letter to the pop band The 1975 to accuse them of hypocrisy over climate change.
A “drugs bust” at Gatwick Airport turned out to be a suitcase full of cake ingredients for a vegan bakery.
Jo Brand’s controversial battery acid joke “went beyond what was appropriate” for a Radio 4 comedy show but did not incite violence, the BBC has ruled.
On the surface, Carnival Row looks like a fantastical tale of fairies and brutal murders set against a detailed Victorian-esque backdrop.
Liverpool “care about Bobby Duncan” and are “sensitive” with their youngsters, insists manager Jurgen Klopp – despite the player’s agent accusing the club of “bullying and mentally destroying” his client.
Newcastle’s Matt Ritchie has been ruled out for at least two months with ankle ligament damage after being forced off in Wednesday’s Carabao Cup defeat to Leicester.
