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The theatre company says it "cannot ignore" the "strength of feeling" against its sponsorship deal.

The statement comes ahead of the 250th anniversary of Captain Cook's landing in New Zealand.

The chief executive said it was a "personal" decision as his replacement is named as Ken Murphy.

Capel St Mary in Suffolk is described as being "in a state of shock" over the deaths.

The Mail on Sunday denies it "unlawfully" published the Duchess of Sussex's private letter.

The shop appeared overnight at a disused retail outlet in south London.

Manchester City playmaker Bernardo Silva is charged with misconduct by the Football Association over a tweet he sent to team-mate Benjamin Mendy.

Boris Johnson will reveal UK proposals later, but a paper claims it involves "two borders" for Northern Ireland.

Cardiff City are to challenge Fifa's ruling that they must pay the first instalment of 6m euros (£5.3m) to Nantes for £15m striker Emiliano Sala.

"The wall just collapsed and it was like a tidal wave," one resident said.

Harrison Brooks, who has autism, has been given a career boost through a Man Cave workshop.

Two Harry Potters and a Katie Price explain how having a famous name has affected their lives.

'Operation Matterhorn' is the UK's largest peacetime repatriation effort, costing around £100m.

Parenting classes should be offered on a wider scale to help families develop strong bonds, says study.

Jonty Bravery was 17 when he was charged with attempted murder but can be identified after turning 18.

The Conservatives are promising tougher sentences - but how does society decide who goes to jail?

The fast food firm's post is banned by the advertising watchdog for encouraging anti-social behaviour.

An expert report says a "major reconfiguration" of services is needed in Wales.

The amount of children waiting to become Scouts, Beavers, Cubs or Explorers rose by 20% since 2017.

Ofsted will inspect "outstanding" schools again amid concerns some no longer meet standards.