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England do not live up to their pledge to entertain the Twickenham faithful but they have won their opening two games and are where they would have wanted to be, says Matt Dawson.

Both Mr Khan's party, which was barred from taking part, and his rival Nawaz Sharif are vying to form a government.

The retailer is expected to undergo a major restructure, leading to shop closures and job losses.

The eight-year-old is in a serious condition in hospital after being attacked in a block of flats.

Other nominees include Mariah Carey, Oasis, Ozzy Osborne and Cher, who has previously vowed not to accept.

England spinner Jack Leach is ruled out of the remainder of the Test tour of India with a knee injury.

England midfielder Kalvin Phillips says he feels "more alive" after leaving behind a "stressful" time at Manchester City for West Ham.

All you need to know about Super Bowl 58 as the San Francisco 49ers face the Kansas City Chiefs in Las Vegas for the NFL championship.

Jeremy Bowen looks at Gaza's humanitarian crisis and a growing panic in Rafah over a looming Israeli offensive.

The US presidential hopeful says he would not protect any country failing to pay its bills.

At least 15km (nine miles) of Tobago's coast is already affected after a mysterious ship overturned.

Government expected to announce any empty commercial building can be converted into homes.

More countries urge Israel against any military operation in the southern Gazan city crammed with refugees.

The rebel M23 group is blocking the main roads into Goma as it continues to wreak havoc in the east.

Jack Sweeney's social media accounts track private planes. Some owners - like Taylor Swift - do not like it.

China's sluggish economy is one reason why some have decided not to go home for the holiday.

A selection of striking images from our readers around the world.

Star tells Desert Island Discs he has struggled with spotlight, but will aim to enjoy Academy Awards.

John Cramp, 43, is living his childhood dream after beating thousands of entrants with his idea.

Accounts show former execs made millions while sub-postmasters were chased for thousands.