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Epic Games said it had filed a claim in London's High Court against Exciting Events.

The UK says it want to replicate the EU's trade agreements "as far as possible".

One factory worker says news the Swindon factory will close in 2021 is "a sad day for the town".

Though no longer to be used in active service, the Tornado jets will help with RAF training.

Wife Nicola Kinloch made it to her husband's bedside with their baby shortly after giving birth.

Searches have taken place on land and in a lake near her home, with the CCTV showing people near where she was last seen.

New research has challenged the long-held view that the Rattray Volcanic Province was unsuitable for oil formation.

Top tips on how to make your clothes last longer and help the environment.

The Labour leader says the seven MPs who left the party were elected to carry out its policies but "have decided to go elsewhere".

Ruth George apologises for suggesting seven MPs who quit the party may have Israeli backing.

A south London club runs a special night every month for people with learning disabilities.

A protester involved in an incident outside Parliament with Tory MP Anna Soubry is facing criminal charges.

A profile of the former Militant Tendency leading light who is rejoining the Labour Party.

It supplied fireworks for the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

The firm says the move is due to global changes in the car industry and has nothing to do with Brexit.

A forensic scientist told the jury the odds of the samples belonging to anyone else were more than a billion to one.

The victim collapsed in the reception area of the London hotel but died shortly after.

Lauri Love fails in his bid to use legislation from 1897 to get four computers returned.

Reviews included the comments "breakfast means breakfast" and "couldn't wait to vote leave".

John McDonnell promises a "mammoth listening exercise", after the resignation of seven Labour MPs.