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Teen who crashed into woman while driving with his knees jailed
A teenager who filmed himself driving with his knees before crashing - paralysing a mother from the neck down - has been jailed for two years and two months.
At least six dead in Pakistan protests
At least six people have died in Pakistan after violence broke out during protests to free former prime minister Imran Khan.
Man released on bail after Ladbroke Grove shooting which seriously injured girl, 8
A 22-year-old man has been released on bail over a shooting in west London which left an eight-year-old girl and a man seriously injured.
Rod Stewart to play Glastonbury's legend slot
Rod Stewart will be a headliner at Glastonbury next year, the festival has announced.
Trump threatens sweeping new tariffs on first day in office
Donald Trump has threatened sweeping new tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China on his first day in office.
Dad who retraced missing daughter's last known movements takes own life
The dad of a missing Hawaiian woman who vanished took his own life after he flew to LA to try to find her.
Conor McGregor speaks after losing civil rape case
Conor McGregor has spoken out after losing a civil rape case as a feminist march was held in Dublin.
More heavy rain to hit UK - as Met Office responds to Storm Bert criticism
The Met Office has said it is "committed to learning the lessons from Storm Bert" after criticism of its weather forecasts.
Assisted dying debate feels different - how MPs are making up their minds ahead of free vote
This is politics but not as we know it.
Jobcentre overhaul at heart of Labour' plan to 'get Britain working'
Jobcentre reform will be at the centre of the Labour government's plans to "get Britain working again".
Twelve British soldiers injured in major traffic pile-up
Twelve British soldiers were injured in a major traffic pile-up in Estonia, close to the border with Russia, local media have reported.
Letby boss tells inquiry: 'I didn't get everything right - but had the best intentions'
Lucy Letby's former boss has said she "didn't get everything right" but had the "best intentions" in dealing with concerns about the baby killer.
Georgia is a nation in turmoil where two worlds are being played out in the capital
There was something desperately oppressive that came with being in Tbilisi today.
Prosecutors file to drop 2020 presidential election interference charges against Trump
A motion has been filed to drop the charges against Donald Trump of seeking to overturn the 2020 US presidential election result.
Father of murdered Elle Edwards 'sick' at co-defendant's early release
The father of murdered beautician Elle Edwards "felt sick" after finding out her killer's co-defendant is being released early as part of a government scheme.
Canada's assisted dying programme has gone too far, says lawyer who tried to take his own life
Warning: This article contains references to suicide
RAF officers on around £60,000 manning the gates at key base due to guard shortage
Highly skilled Royal Air Force officers - part of the UK's warfighting airpower - have been told to man gates at a key air base because of a lack of guards, Sky News has learnt.
Wales reveals how much tourists could be charged under tax proposal
Tourists visiting Wales could soon face a tax of up to £1.25 per person per night.
Tobacco and Vapes Bill will help 'avoid a life imprisoned by addiction'
MPs are set to vote on the Tobacco and Vapes Bill today, which the health secretary calls an "urgent intervention" to help children "avoid a life imprisoned by addiction".
Earth's 'mini moon' to disappear for 30 years
A so-called "mini moon" that has been floating round Earth for two months will soon disappear.