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Arthur Labinjo-Hughes died of a head injury after being starved, tortured and neglected by the pair.

Omicron is the 13th variant of the Covid-19 virus to receive a Greek name but the pronunciation is up for debate.

It is the first major fashion publication to make the pledge, citing its support for animal rights.

Lewis Hamilton says he is not comfortable racing in Saudi Arabia this weekend as a result of the country's human rights record.

The Duchess of Sussex has won her court case over privacy, but interest in her is not going to go away.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday evening.

Chancellor Angela Merkel describes the far-reaching measures as an act of "national solidarity".

Laviai Nielsen and Adam Gemili are removed from UK Athletics' World Class Programme after opting to stay with US coach Rana Reider, who is being investigated for sexual misconduct.

The six-year-old was beaten, starved and isolated by his father and stepmother before he was killed.

Wigan Athletic striker Charlie Wyke thanks boss Leam Richardson for "saving his life" after suffering a cardiac arrest.

The Women's Six Nations will remain in its own dedicated window in the calendar for the 2022 tournament.

Reports suggesting a US decision to maintain tariffs on UK steel is linked to Brexit are rejected.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has described the footage filmed on Oxford Street as "disturbing".

A second female jockey says she was verbally abused by fellow rider Robbie Dunne and reduced to tears.

The fall that led to Freddy Tylicki being paralysed "could easily have been avoided", racing pundit Jim McGrath tells the High Court.

Covid bereaved families campaigners call for apology from Boris Johnson over lockdown gathering.

Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov floats the idea of a new European security pact to prevent Nato expansion.

The new Omicron variant has now become dominant, the country's top medical scientists say.

More than 15,500 homes in the north of England and Scotland are facing power cuts.

Nina Hagen's song will be played during a military ceremony in the outgoing chancellor's honour.