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People will die in storm power cuts, councillor says
Thousands in Wales are still waiting for power to be restored after Storm Darragh.
Accused killer asked 'how to get away with murder'
A criminology student asked tutors about murders before stabbing a woman to death, a court hears.
Cadillac team to use Ferrari engines on F1 debut
Ferrari will supply engines to the new Cadillac team if its entry is approved for the 2026 Formula 1 season.
Ex-lawyer spared jail over false Iraq War claims
He was given a two-year suspended sentence over false claims of abuse made against UK troops in Iraq.
Government department spends £1,200 on two folders
It comes as Chancellor Rachel Reeves asks departments to highlight savings they can make in the next few years.
Jamie Foxx reveals he had a stroke in 2023
The Hollywood star said he cannot remember the first 20 days following the stroke in April last year.
McDonald's customer recounts moment CEO shooting suspect spotted
A customer at the fast-food outlet thought his friends were kidding when they pointed out the likeness between a patron and the shooting suspect.
McDonald's customer recounts moment CEO shooting suspect spotted
A customer at the fast-food outlet thought his friends were kidding when they pointed out the likeness between a patron and the shooting suspect.
Netanyahu rejects 'absurd' charges at corruption trial
Netanyahu becomes Israel's first serving leader to take the stand as a defendant in a criminal case.
Brighton agree to sign Gomez from Inter Miami
Brighton agree to sign Paraguay international Diego Gomez from Major League Soccer club Inter Miami.
Key questions behind Fifa's Saudi World Cup decision
Fifa's confirmation of Saudi Arabia's hosting of the men's 2034 World Cup will be one of the most controversial steps that football's governing body has ever taken.
Key questions behind Fifa's controversial Saudi World Cup decision
Fifa's confirmation of Saudi Arabia's hosting of the men's 2034 World Cup will be one of the most controversial steps that football's governing body has ever taken.
Curry has stem-cell therapy in bid to make World Cup
England flanker Tom Curry will miss Sale's Champions Cup clash with Racing 92 on Friday for a stem-cell procedure on his chronic hip condition.
MP calls for first-cousin marriage to be banned
Tory former minister Richard Holden says the children of first cousins are at greater risk of birth defects.
28 Years Later trailer has fans guessing over Cillian Murphy's fate
Some suggest a zombie that pops up in the trailer may be Murphy's original 28 Days Later character.
Minister criticises 'cultures of silence' after Gregg Wallace claims
The culture secretary said she was "prepared to take further action" against claims of misconduct.
Girl begged killer to stop as he stabbed her
Elianne Andam was stabbed in the neck outside a Croydon shopping centre while supporting a friend.
Man, 84, in court charged with murdering wife
Retired nurse John Hanson was arrested following the death of his wife Margaret at their home in Galashiels.
Syrian families' 'unbearable' wait to know fate of detained relatives
Thousands of prisoners under Assad have been released - families are searching for relatives among them.
Car loan scandal victims told to complain to their lender
Aggrieved car buyers who feel they were mis-sold a loan should complain to their lender, MPs hear.