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Sara Sharif's murder-accused dad tells jury his world was 'crushed' when he realised she was dead
The murder-accused father of 10-year-old Sara Sharif has told a jury his world was "crushed" when he realised his daughter had died after his wife told him she was only being "dramatic".
UK village has had just 12 minutes of sunshine this month - here's why
Many parts of the UK have recorded no sunshine at all this month.
Film festival cancelled after ban on Daniel Craig movie
A film festival in Istanbul has been scrapped in protest at a reported ban on their opening film, Queer, starring Daniel Craig.
Man described as 'the best smuggler' jailed for 17 years after helping migrants cross Channel
A people smuggler who helped migrants cross the Channel on small boats and posted videos from successful customers has been jailed for 17 years for immigration offences.
Two people found dead after house fire
Two people have been found dead following a house fire in Coventry.
White supremacist jailed for Nazi salute - but is freed after an hour
A white supremacist has become the first person in Australia sentenced to jail for doing a Nazi salute - but ended up spending just an hour in custody.
Gladiator: Ridley Scott says Joaquin Phoenix threatened to quit original
Gladiator director Ridley Scott says he had to persuade Joaquin Phoenix to stay on the first movie, after the Joker star threatened to quit.
Dogs pictured wearing goggles, ear defenders and cool vests - here's why
The UK's military dogs will receive a whole range of new safety equipment, including goggles, boots and cool vests, as part of a multimillion-pound contract.
England cricket legend falls into crocodile-infested waters
England cricket legend Sir Ian Botham was rescued by a former Australian rival after he fell off a boat into water "infested" with sharks and crocodiles.
Who is Susie Wiles, America's first ever female chief-of-staff?
Donald Trump has named Susie Wiles as his White House chief of staff in his first major appointment as president-elect.
Baby formula market not working for parents, says watchdog
The baby formula market needs a shake-up to help parents struggling to afford it, according to the UK's competition watchdog.
Princess of Wales to attend Remembrance events - as Queen's appearance depends on medical advice
The Princess of Wales is to attend two Remembrance Day events this weekend, it has been announced.
Antisemitic rioters target Israeli football fans as disorder unfolds in Amsterdam
Dozens of arrests have been made after antisemitic rioters "actively sought out Israeli supporters to attack" following a football match in Amsterdam, Dutch authorities have said.
'We've been kept in the dark': Residents learn hotel is housing asylum seekers after bookings and weddings cancelled
In Altrincham near Manchester, asylum seekers are just settling in at the Cresta Court Hotel, many of them just days after making a treacherous journey across the English Channel.
Lammy says past criticism of Trump 'old news'
David Lammy has downplayed calling Donald Trump a "neo-nazi" and insisted he can find common ground with the new president-elect.
Putin congratulates 'courageous' Trump - and notes 'desire to restore relations' with Russia
Vladimir Putin has hailed Donald Trump as "courageous" for his response to an assassination attempt as he congratulated the next US president.
'We have no choice' over mass deportations, Trump says
Donald Trump has said there is "no price tag" for his campaign promise of mass deportations.
Three charged in connection with death of One Direction star Liam Payne
Three people have been charged in connection with the death of One Direction star Liam Payne in Argentina, the public prosecutor's office in the country has said.
Prince William says past year 'probably the hardest in my life' after King and Kate diagnosed with cancer
Prince William has described the past year as "brutal" and probably "the hardest year in my life" following his father and wife being diagnosed with cancer.
Pompeii DNA evidence suggests victims not as they seemed
Some of the victims buried in Pompeii following the eruption of Mount Vesuvius have been wrongly identified, new evidence suggests.