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Thomas Cook employees such as Ella Waine, pictured in her uniform, react to the company's collapse.

Christian Tuvi, 44, died on 18 September while repairing a walkway at Waterloo station.

There was initial confusion over the result of the vote on Labour's stance in a future Brexit referendum.

Carr subjected his victim to a three-hour ordeal, which was caught on cameras he had installed.

Customers tell of fears of being stranded abroad with unpaid hotel bills following the collapse.

A man has been convicted of causing the death of mother-of-one, Natasha Carruthers, from Fermanagh.

Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell has pledged to move towards a 32-hour working week in the UK by 2030.

Albert Xhediku received the fatal shock as he retrieved a ball, an inquest hears.

John McDonnell also vows to eliminate in-work poverty if Labour wins power at the next election.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex joined in after arriving on their first overseas tour with their son.

The drugs can attack a range of cancers, rather than those in just one part of the body.

Hartlepool's MP Mike Hill has had the whip withdrawn, and his party membership suspended.

The tour firm's failure means more than 155,000 British tourists will need to be brought back.

Sherry Bray and Christopher Ashford illegally accessed mortuary footage of the footballer's body.

A student says he is considering flying to Bristol from Amsterdam every week after failing to find housing.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge's savage sitcom is the first British show to win the best comedy series Emmy.

Anne O'Neill died after being found with head injuries in her parents' south Belfast garden.

Passengers at airports in England share their stories after the collapse of travel firm Thomas Cook.

Judges have been considering whether Boris Johnson's five-week prorogation was lawful.

A friend of Jodie Chesney tells a jury she was killed in a "completely unexpected attack".