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Sir Keir Starmer says a "confirmatory" referendum will be discussed as No 10 warns of an "accidental no-deal".

Aaron Campbell, 16, is challenging the 27-year sentence he received for the murder of six-year-old Alesha MacPhail.

Wheelchair user Darren Hudson was left caring for his three sons after losing his wife and parents.

The 35-year-old must pay £18,734 back to the Harry Potter author after fraudulently using her credit card.

The Duke of Sussex had scathing words for the game, but is he right?

An eyewitness says a player was abused, which led to a confrontation between players and the crowd.

A club is launching its own album of stickers of its junior teams for players to buy and swap.

"I have never had a reaction like this before," said the show's creator. "It's been insane. And heart-warming."

Kevin Keiley he feels "flattered" but also "annoyed" at the way his Instagram handle @sussexroyal was taken away.

The coin is inscribed with words from Samuel Pepys' last diary entry on 31 May 1669.

Rapper Nelly will face no further action over allegations he attacked a fan at a UK gig, say police.

About 20,000 bees are removed from a house in Coventry and rehomed with a beekeeper in Lichfield.

The Duke of Sussex became the prince of pirouettes during a visit to raise mental health awareness.

The fatal attack on Zahir Visiter sparked an armed police search of London Central Mosque.

Ruth Merriman's family has coped with her death in a special, if unusual way.

It comes after Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn met to discuss how to end the Brexit deadlock.

The bill, put forward by Labour's Yvette Cooper, was passed by the Commons in just one day.

Lifts and adjustable ticket counters will be among the upgrades at 73 stations across Britain.

Sir Oliver Letwin hopes the UK can maintain frictionless trade through a customs union.

The US Department of Agriculture is stopping its use of cats to research a deadly parasitic illness.