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One child is strip searched every 14 hours, according to data in a report by the Children's Commissioner, with police failing to record an appropriate adult in almost half of recent searches.
A motorcyclist has died after an accident during qualifying for the Manx Grand Prix, organisers have said.
The military pickup truck accelerates as it bursts out of a treeline and across an open field towards a Ukrainian mortar position about half a mile from the Russian border.
A British diplomat has resigned over claims continued arm sales to Israel could be making the UK "complicit in war crimes".
London Zoo says it has removed a Banksy artwork for "safekeeping".
Essex Police said it "categorically rejects" suggestions parts of Southend-on-Sea are a "no-go zone" after a violent incident in the city earlier this summer.
An emergency plan to avoid overcrowding in jails has been triggered this morning, the government has announced - in the wake of the sentencing of scores of rioters.
Hundreds of homes have been evacuated in Northern Ireland after a suspected Second World War bomb was discovered.
Frenetic diplomacy under way to end war in Gaza - but there are concerns politics could scupper deal
Frenetic shuttle diplomacy is under way to end the war in Gaza and avert an Iranian and Hezbollah attack on Israel.
Dozens of Ted Baker stores will shut for the last time this week amid growing doubts over a future licensing partnership with the retail tycoon Mike Ashley.