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The driver of an SUV that crashed into a school in Wimbledon killing two schoolgirls has been arrested for a second time after detectives reopened the investigation, the Metropolitan Police said.

A former school chaplain from North Wales has been spared jail after he was caught with indecent images of children.

A 66 million-year-old vomit fossil has been discovered in Denmark.

Alec and Hilaria Baldwin have shared a first look into their life with the release of a trailer for their new reality show - which touches on the fatal Rust shooting.

The Traitors finalist Alexander Dragonetti has inspired more than £30,000 in charity donations after opening up about his late brother's learning disabilities on the show.

Based on the limited numbers of comparisons made so far, DeepSeek's AI models appear to be faster, smaller, and a whole lot cheaper than the best offerings from the supposed titans of AI like OpenAI, Anthropic and Google.

US first lady Melania Trump's official portrait has been released.

Police searches in the River Dee to trace two sisters who disappeared in Aberdeen three weeks ago have come to an end.

Sir Keir Starmer has warned the UK has a "cohort of loners who are extreme and need to be factored in" as a leaked Home Office review said the UK should deal with extremism by focusing on concerning behaviours and activity rather than ideologies.

Just Stop Oil protesters have disrupted a performance of The Tempest starring Sigourney Weaver in London's West End.

The arrival of a previously little-known Chinese tech company has attracted global attention as it sent shockwaves through Wall Street with a new AI chatbot.

DNA advances have led to an arrest which could solve the cold case murder of a 16-year-old girl at a school in Hawaii, nearly five decades ago.

Donald Trump thinks the Chinese startup DeepSeek, which claims it has a technical advantage over US rivals, should be "a wakeup call" for American AI firms.

Victims and relatives will take centre stage as the inquiry into the worst atrocity of the Troubles gets underway today.

Ed Miliband has said the expansion of Heathrow and other airports "won't go ahead" if they don't meet the UK's emissions targets - putting him on a potential collision course with Rachel Reeves.

David Coote has revealed he turned to drugs because he feared coming out as gay while working as a Premier League referee in his first interview since being sacked.

A woman in her 60s has been arrested for allegedly using an "array of wigs" and other disguises to pose as at least 14 other people to help them pass UK citizenship tests.

Coca-Cola, Sprite, Fanta and other soft drinks are being recalled across Europe because of safety fears, after the discovery of high levels of a chemical by-product from chlorine disinfectants.

A couple say they saved hundreds of pounds by flying thousands of miles to Spain - rather than take a train to get from Cornwall to Crewe.

Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle has brought some "Order! Order!" to ITV's Emmerdale by playing a cameo role in the hard-hitting TV soap.