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Anthony Joshua has hit out at “shallow-minded, small-minded” calls for him to replace his trainer Rob McCracken.
A 20-year-old man has appeared in court and denied the “horrific murder” of PC Andrew Harper in Berkshire.
The Briton who ran away to join Islamic State as a teenager has told Sky News he wants to be released from jail to join the fight against Islamist radicalisation.
National Grid is facing an investigation by Ofgem over a major power cut earlier this month – as it blamed a lightning strike for the outage.
US pop star Pink has defended the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, saying Meghan is a victim of “the most public form of bullying I have seen in a while”.
Northamptonshire Police will arm every frontline officer with a Taser in response to a “sickening trend” of attacks on staff.
While the unanswered questions keep coming about Prince Andrew’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, the Duke of York has been taking time out among Europe’s moneyed elite with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson in Sotogrande.
The site earmarked for David Beckham’s Major League Soccer stadium in Florida is more toxic than anticipated, according to a study.
Students from the poorest areas are significantly more likely to score low grades in their GCSEs, a charity has warned.
Bosses at Britain’s biggest companies have taken a pay cut but continue to earn more than 100 times the average employee.
