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Philippines VP says she will have president assassinated if she is killed
Security protocols in the Philippines have been stepped up after vice president Sara Duterte vowed to have the president assassinated if she herself were killed.
Kate invites Southport stabbing survivors to Christmas carol concert
The Princess of Wales has invited children who survived the stabbing attack in Southport to her annual Christmas carol concert.
Man shot dead and another critically injured in Birmingham shooting
A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after one man died and another was critically injured in a shooting in Birmingham.
ITV back in spotlight as suitors screen potential bids
Potential suitors have again begun circling ITV, Britain’s biggest terrestrial commercial broadcaster, after a prolonged period of share price weakness and renewed questions about its long-term strategic destiny.
'Immediate action' taken after prison blueprints leaked on dark web
"Immediate action" is being taken after blueprints of jail layouts were shared online.
Putin threatens West with 'unstoppable' missile
President Vladimir Putin has said Russia will ramp up the production of a new, hypersonic ballistic missile.
Jury in civil court finds Conor McGregor raped woman in hotel - and awards her damages
A woman who accused Conor McGregor of raping her has said "justice has been served" after she won her civil case against the Irish mixed martial arts fighter.
The 'double life' of car wash bosses who ran people-smuggling operation through Europe
Two men who ran a people-smuggling operation from a car wash have pleaded guilty.
Trump can seek dismissal of hush money case as sentencing postponed
A judge has postponed sentencing in Donald Trump's hush money case and granted permission for his lawyers to seek a dismissal.
Thousands of jobs to go at Bosch in latest blow to German car industry
Bosch will cut up to 5,500 jobs as it struggles with slow electric vehicle sales and competition from Chinese imports.
Parents of British lawyer killed by methanol poisoning in Laos pay tribute to 'loving daughter'
The parents of a British lawyer who died after being poisoned with methanol in Laos have described her as a "beautiful, kind and loving daughter".
Gordon Brown says daughter's death 'did not convince me of the case for assisted dying'
Gordon Brown has said he is against legalising assisted dying, based on his experience of his own daughter's death.
Police make direct appeal to mother after remains found in park
Police in Greater Manchester have made a direct appeal to the mother of a baby whose remains were found in a park.
Russia-Ukraine war sees another 'dangerous cycle' as threats escalate
There is no room for Vladimir Putin to back down.
Gatwick: What are your rights if your flight is affected?
Gatwick Airport's South Terminal has been heavily disrupted after a "suspected prohibited item" was discovered in luggage, leaving passengers in limbo.
Britain faces frosty and icy conditions as Storm Bert looms
Many areas of Britain faced frosty and icy conditions this morning ahead of the arrival of Storm Bert tomorrow.
'We miss you every moment': Family of woman found dead in car boot pay tribute
The family of a woman found dead in a car boot in London have paid tribute to her.
Man City lose latest battle with Premier League over financial rules
Manchester City have lost their latest battle with the Premier League over financial rules.
Reform MP was jailed for repeatedly kicking girlfriend, court records show
A Reform MP was jailed 18 years ago for repeatedly kicking his girlfriend, newly released court records have revealed.
Death Row prisoner uses final words to swear - before taking 10 minutes to die in nitrogen execution
A Death Row prisoner in the US made obscene hand gestures and swore at a prison warden before being executed for the gruesome murder of a hitchhiker 30 years ago.