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Rishi Sunak says the MP's words were wrong but avoids labelling them Islamophobic.

Mohammed Shtayyeh's decision to step down could pave the way for a technocratic government.

Legislation aimed at clearing wrongly convicted sub-postmasters is also expected to be brought forward.

The three defendants threw confetti and puzzle pieces disrupting tennis matches.

The search area has also widened after two-year-old Xielo Maruziva fell into the River Soar.

An uncorrected proof copy of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone was bought in 1997.

Kelsey Brown was bleeding for hours before she was offered a blood transfusion, a court heard.

The SNP says Westminster is "failing the people of Gaza" by blocking a vote on a ceasefire.

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Great Britain's Andy Murray suggests he may only have a "few months" left of his tennis career after earning his second win of 2024 in Dubai.

Sweden is on the verge of joining the Western military alliance Nato.

The Welsh singer addresses backlash over From the River to the Sea rendition at a fundraiser gig.

The association was also accused of failing to accept accountability for a 16-year-old's death.

England should not be too disappointed despite defeat by India in Ranchi condemning Ben Stokes to his first series loss as captain, writes Jonathan Agnew.

The judge says the documentary about killing cats "played a part" in Scarlet Blake's plan.

First Minister Humza Yousaf says he hopes there can still be a council tax freeze for the whole of Scotland.

Michael Holt's body was found by the crew of a fishing vessel that had sailed to his aid.

The actor "always gave it his all when the camera was rolling", a colleague says.

The classic film is changed from a U to a PG rating because it features "discriminatory language".