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The UK will scrap five warships, dozens of military helicopters and a fleet of drones to save money despite growing threats from Russia and a war raging in Europe.

The border security minister has said more hotels for asylum seekers have opened since Labour came into government, but she pledged to end their use.

Ford has announced plans to cut 4,000 jobs across Europe - including 800 in the UK.

An Egyptian mug from 2,000 years ago was last used to serve up a cocktail of psychedelic drugs, according to ground-breaking research.

The family of an 11-year-old boy who died after being involved in a collision with a car near his school has called for the road's speed limit to be lowered to prevent more accidents.

A gunman who murdered nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel in her own home has lost a bid to challenge his conviction at the Court of Appeal.

Friends and family of Liam Payne, including his One Direction bandmates, have gathered to say goodbye at his funeral.

"Manifest" has been picked as Cambridge Dictionary's word of the year for 2024.

Two Metropolitan Police officers are facing a criminal investigation after a pregnant woman and her baby were killed in a collision with an unmarked police car.

One of the main faces of Hong Kong's pro-Democracy scene, British citizen and media tycoon Jimmy Lai, has started testifying in court.

Rafael Nadal soaked up the emotion of a memorable but bittersweet evening in Malaga as his professional career came to an end.

A new warning system has been launched to monitor donated blood as fears grow of newly emerging viruses potentially reaching the UK.

Elon Musk's SpaceX has successfully performed another launch of its Starship rocket in front of President-elect Donald Trump, but the test flight did not go perfectly.

Children do not feel safe, a charity has warned, as a survey finds two-thirds of teens in England and Wales have a fear of violence.

People from Scotland, Ireland and north-east England are better at being able to spot a fake accent than those from the South, a study has found.

Ukraine has fired US-made ATACMS missiles at Russian territory, the Russian defence ministry has said.

A woman casually walks into a convenience store and starts filling a bread crate with goods from one of the aisles.

If there’s one thing that defines what Russia has become over the past 1000 days, it’s the letter Z.

Russia has been strongly criticised by Britain's foreign secretary for vetoing a United Nations Security Council resolution pressing for a ceasefire in war-torn Sudan.