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A minute’s silence has been held to remember PC Andrew Harper eight days after he was killed, as his family say their “lives and hearts have been torn apart”.
The number of Europeans applying to become au pairs in the UK has fallen by about 70%, according to new figures.
Boris Johnson has sought to place the blame for a potential no-deal Brexit at the feet of the Europeans as he touched down in Biarritz for his first global summit as UK prime minister.
The Met Office is warning people to stay out of the sun as the UK experiences potentially record-breaking bank holiday temperatures.
Football bosses have given Bury FC extra time to see if they can complete the sale of the debt-ridden League One club.
A US TV host has apologised for an “insensitive comment” made about Prince George taking ballet lessons.
Thousands of passengers have been left furious after British Airways sent an email warning their flights might be cancelled or disrupted due to three days of strikes by pilots.
Jeremy Kyle is piloting a new show to air on ITV, the broadcaster’s director of television has told Sky News.
Stars including singers Usher and Adam Lambert were targeted in a burglary scam in Los Angeles, according to prosecutors in the US.
England battled their way to 90-2 by tea on day three of the third Ashes Test at Headingley after being set 359 to win by Australia.
