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Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk says he is in "complete shock" after testing positive for a banned substance.

Regular pay grew at an annual pace of 5.2%, much faster than expected, official figures show.

Police have identified the suspect, who is also among the dead, as a 15-year-old female student.

The official outlines a phased plan which would see hostages freed in step with Israeli pullouts.

After 11 years as a host, the presenter was joined by special guests on her final Today programme.

After 11 years as a host, the presenter was joined by special guests on her final Today programme.

The photo shows the couple greeting Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet with smiles and outstretched arms.

The PM faces calls from members of his own party to quit after the sudden exit of his finance minister.

These would be the first reported casualties since North Korea sent troops to support Russia in October.

Critics say the radical judicial reform threatens democracy

It's a bittersweet return for residents of Homs, which was the site of a brutal years-long siege.

Fran Oborski loses her leg two years after being scratched by a stray, who now lives with her.

Jacob Bethell has given England a selection decision to make, says head coach Brendon McCullum.

Merope Mills began her campaign after an inquest found a change of hospital care plan could have saved her daughter's life.

Alex Spencer has been fulfilling her son Declan's wishes since he died aged 24 last year.

Shopkeepers in Devon and Cornwall describe confronting criminals amid a retail crime wave.

The OEP has ruled that it allowed excessive sewage into England's rivers and seas.

Children in West Bengal are being maimed and killed by bombs, used for decades in the state's violent politics.

A court order has been lifted which means man can now be identified.

Quentin Sommerville is on patrol with HTS in Latakia, as they pledge to protect minorities.