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Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat pages are plugging a scam, which can leave victims owing hundreds.

Labour's deputy leader says it's time to bring in "sunlight" to "disinfect" the party.

Jill McDonald will leave the company after criticism over the availability of fashion products.

The threat level was raised to the highest point before Iranian boats 'tried to intercept' a British tanker.

Stephen Nicholson denies raping and killing Lucy McHugh, 13, who was found stabbed in woodland.

The primary school was closed after a survey warned of a "medium" risk of a quarry spoil slip.

Vanessa George was jailed in 2009 for abusing toddlers and swapping indecent images on the internet.

England surge into their first World Cup final for 27 years with a sensational eight-wicket demolition of Australia at Edgbaston.

A Somerset woman welcomes a government review into benefits for the terminally ill.

“I’m on top of the world, Daddy” said three-year-old Jaxon Krzysix on top of Ben Nevis.

Dingwall suffered flooding on Wednesday and forecasters warn parts of Scotland could see further downpours.

Ex-English Defence League leader Tommy Robinson is jailed for nine months after a Facebook Live video.

Blockbusters including James Bond and Mission Impossible are also shot at the studios.

He was sacked from the Welsh Government over claims of inappropriate behaviour towards women.

A judge rules the 2012 shooting of unarmed Anthony Grainger was legally justified but criticises police.

The university watchdog challenges a continuing rise in the proportion of first-class degrees.

Anthony's partner, Gail Hadfield-Grainger gives emotional statement following a public inquiry into his death.

Joseph Deniro Ward is given a suspended prison sentence for assisting his father Brian Ward.

The 10-month-old died in hospital after the incident at Bright Horizons Nursery in Edinburgh.

Director general Tony Hall says the world is facing "the biggest assault on truth since the 1930s".