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Uber Technologies is facing an uphill struggle to secure a long-term licence from London’s transport regulator little more than a year after it was forced to go to court to overturn an outright ban.
Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage has described Donald Trump’s “go back” comments, aimed at four Democrat congresswomen, as “genius”.
Officials in Devon are investigating the deaths of at least 6,000 fish in a river.
Katy Perry, her co-writers and her record label have been ordered to pay $2.78m (£2.3m) to a rapper after a jury found her hit single Dark Horse was copied from a Christian song.
A Holiday Inn hotel has been almost completely destroyed by a huge fire in the West Midlands.
From a Spice Girls tribute act through to musical versions of Friends and cult film favourite Cruel Intentions, 90s nostalgia features heavily at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
A weather warning for rain, storms and floods has been issued as emergency teams work to stop a dam from bursting in Derbyshire.
Climate Change isn’t a laughing matter – it’s one of the biggest challenges of the 21st century – yet the crisis figures strongly at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe festival.
A$AP Rocky has been released from jail in Sweden ahead of a verdict in his assault trial.
Rory Burns told Sky Sports it was “awesome” to score his maiden Test century on a slow pitch and help put England in command against Australia in the Ashes opener.
