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Royal Mail apologises for late deliveries after a string of seagull attacks on its postal workers in Liskeard.

His removal comes four years after he was abruptly dropped by streaming platform, Twitch.

Legendary former Arsenal and France striker Thierry Henry is one of the names being considered to succeed Rob Page as Wales manager.

Twenty-three people died in a lithium battery explosion and fire in a South Korea factory.

The note helped persuade President Roosevelt the US should develop the world's first nuclear weapons.

The note helped persuade President Roosevelt the US should develop the world's first nuclear weapons.

Jay Slater was last heard from when he called a friend to say he had "no idea" where in Tenerife he was.

Some lenders are trimming rates after the Bank of England hinted about a drop in borrowing costs.

There are concerns over the spread of diseases such as whooping cough in England, as vaccine rates fall.

There are concerns over the spread of diseases such as whooping cough in England, as vaccine rates fall.

The Conservative Party withdraws support for two candidates over election betting.

The Conservative Party withdraws support for two candidates over election betting.

The Conservative Party withdraws support for two candidates over election betting.

Both Craig Williams and Laura Saunders are being looked into by the Gambling Commission.

The princess is being treated for a minor head injury and concussion thought to have been caused by a horse.

The council was considering a partnership with Kaohsiung but China and city businesses raised concerns.

After trying to take his own life, Simon wants politicians to prioritise investment in mental health.

Until now there had been exemptions for men registered in full-time Jewish religious study.

Adventure game Dustborn aims to tell a story about a diverse cast trekking across the USA.

The Chang'e-6 has landed after collecting the first ever samples from the far side of the Moon.