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Melanie is among a growing number of former employees to tell the BBC they were attacked by Mohamed Al Fayed.

Harry Brook says he is not concerned by England's batting failures in the first ODI against Australia, but former England skipper Sir Alastair Cook disagrees.

And Starmer insists he’s “completely in control”

And Starmer insists he’s “completely in control”

Daniel Dubois slams the table in mild frustration and refuses to engage with Anthony Joshua as the two British heavyweights meet in an understated news conference in London.

Elias Jaradeh worked for almost 24 hours on the wounded, many of whom lost eyes or the use of their hands.

Stephen Roughley took his teenage son to the disorder, while Mason Reddy brought his toddler.

The PM says it would cost taxpayers a "fortune" in security costs for him to watch from the stands.

US Coast Guard inquiry hears that malfunction caused passengers to "tumble about" inside sub.

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Anonymous briefings point to mounting tensions around the PM's chief of staff in Downing Street.

A rape support centre in Edinburgh, run by a trans woman, had not provided women-only spaces for 16 months.