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Video shows 'face-off' before MP punches man
Video has emerged showing the moments before Labour MP Mike Amesbury punched a man in the street.
Manchester United dithered over Ten Hag sacking - as Old Trafford chaos drags on
It is not just about the finances. Erik ten Hag benefited from more than half a billion pounds in new signings.
After Ten Hag's sacking, it's not only about who replaces him but how much time they'll get
It is not just about the finances. Erik ten Hag benefited from more than half a billion pounds in new signings.
Unrest grows over comedian's jokes at Trump rally - as Harris says Republican rival 'fixated' on division
Kamala Harris has warned Donald Trump is "fixated" on division - amid growing unrest over a comedian's racist jokes at a rally for the Republican presidential nominee.
Jennifer Aniston pays tribute to Matthew Perry on first anniversary of his death
Jennifer Aniston has posted a tribute to Friends co-star Matthew Perry on the first anniversary of his death.
'One of rarest coins of the 20th century' fetches small fortune at auction
An extremely rare coin, which had been kept in a bank vault since the late 1970s, has sold at auction in the US for more than $500,000 (£385,000).
Inside Gerard Depardieu sexual assault court hearing - as trial postponed because of health concerns
There is intense interest in the trial of Gerard Depardieu in Paris.
Former president admits having 'death squad of gangsters'
The former president of the Philippines has admitted to having a "death squad" of gangsters while he was a city mayor.
Damaged ship docks in UK with tonnes of potentially explosive fertiliser
A damaged ship containing thousands of tonnes of potentially explosive fertiliser has docked at a port in Norfolk.
Volkswagen plans to shut factories and lay off tens of thousands of workers
Volkswagen is planning to shut at least three factories in Germany and lay off tens of thousands of staff.
Police in China arrest people in Halloween costume amid crackdown
Police in Shanghai have been targeting Halloween celebrations, seemingly due to costumes considered politically sensitive.
Manchester United sack manager and announce club's former striker as interim replacement
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has been sacked after a string of bad results.
Video of Labour MP punching someone is 'shocking', says Starmer
Sir Keir Starmer has called footage of a Labour MP punching someone "shocking" - but declined to say if he should resign.
Woman dies after walking into plane propeller
A skydiver has died after accidentally walking into a plane propeller.
Strictly's JB Gill thanks supporters after dance partner Amy Dowden rushed to hospital
Strictly Come Dancing contestant JB Gill has thanked supporters after his dance partner Amy Dowden was rushed to hospital after Saturday's show.
Woman wrongly processed as man and sent to all-male prison
An investigation has been launched after a woman was wrongly processed as a man and sent to an all-male prison.
Fertility rate in England and Wales falls to lowest level since records began
The fertility rate in England and Wales has fallen to the lowest level since records began, according to government data.
Oil price drops as fears ease of Middle East escalation
The oil price has dropped steeply as tensions in the Middle East appeared to ease.
Timothee Chalamet crashes lookalike competition
Actor Timothee Chalamet has made a surprise appearance at his own lookalike contest in New York.
Tommy Robinson jailed after admitting contempt of court
Far-right activist Tommy Robinson has been jailed for 18 months after he repeated false allegations about a Syrian refugee schoolboy.