DUP politician calls scenes 'disgraceful'

Analysis suggests average household has paid £550 more since 2016 Leave vote

'I absolutely wanted to be arrested on my 60th birthday but I didn't quite manage that,' actress says

'At times it seemed as though they were using us to show off to one another, laughing as they did it'

The report contains enough potential red flags to spur congressional scrutiny of the president.

Redacted documents runs to more than 400-pages across two volumes

'So there was zero, a void, lies and fibs'

White House press secretary describes her clearly misleading statement as a 'slip of the tongue'

The neighourhood is now called 'Cherry Hills Village.'

'Easter bunny cruelty' carried out by scientists who injected bacteria into animals' spines and sewed their eyes shut

Water chiefs believe it will take at least two months to remove the blockage as heavy as a blue whale

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'We are in unprecedented times, and that calls for drastic measures,' says one activist

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New York congresswoman points to comments that have not aged well

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The report has 400 pages, and has been slightly redacted by the Justice Department

A man was gunned down in broad daylight on a Birmingham street, police said as they launched a murder inquiry.

Jarod Kirkman tells police he was 'just being a stupid idiot over Brexit'

'Oh my God. This is terrible. This is the end of my presidency, I'm f****d'

Trump Jr was offered "very high level and sensitive information but is part of Russia and its government's support for Mr Trump," to which he replied, 'if it's what you say I love it'

Justice Department website will be the official home to the report – though free ebooks are already being made available

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Footballers will boycott social media for 24 hours on Friday in protest at the way social networks and football authorities respond to racism.

DNA research adds to evidence soldiers heading east struck up relationships with locals Crusader armies were made up of people from remarkably genetically diverse backgrounds, hailing not just from western Europe but also much further east, according to a new study that gives unprecedented insight into the fighters’ lives. The Crusades to the Holy Land were

The trumpeter swan was on the very brink of extinction 50 years ago. But restoration efforts in Ontario have helped the species make a spectacular comeback throughout Canada and the United States

Research reveals medieval campaign lasting two centuries had little genetic impact on local population

'DNA is not destiny but those with a high genetic predisposition have to work much harder to maintain a normal weight'

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Study could have 'important potential implications for future manned missions to the Moon, near-Earth asteroids, or Mars', expert says

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Justice Department website will be the official home to the report – though free ebooks are already being made available

Organised crime groups increasingly turning to sale of unlicensed medicines

Pair left 66-year-old Leroy Junior Edwards for dead after finding just £20 in his home

Two warm-water events came together - one rare but understood, one unprecedented and baffling - to form ocean heat wave whose real-time and lingering effects may have permanently scrambled California's coastal ecosystem

Pushing the news out at 3pm on the Thursday before the Easter weekend was pretty cynical

Chief executive had faced fierce attacks from Sports Direct founder Mike Ashley who was seeking to take over department store chain

'The man who committed this crime is a violent thug and we are desperate to bring him to justice,' police say

The report has 400 pages, and has been slightly redacted by the Justice Department

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We are awaiting the release of the full Mueller report after the attorney general's press conference

A man has died following a shooting in a Birmingham suburb, police have said.

Donald Trump has tweeted a Game of Thrones-themed poster just moments after a press conference by the attorney general derided by critics as an attempt to protect the president ahead of Mueller report's release.

Something known as Rayleigh scattering will mean Earth's satellite will appear a different colour

80 employees evacuated after blaze breaks out at storage facilities in Bordeaux

Rapper and other suspects are due back in court in May

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'The report recounts ten episodes involving the president and discusses potential legal theories for connecting these actions to elements of an obstruction offence'

Attorney general is holding a press conference ahead of redacted 400-page report being sent to Congress

Long-awaited document to be released on Thursday could shed light on details of evidence gathered during two-year Trump-Russia investigation Almost two years after

Police Scotland say former boxing champion’s death is being treated as murder The author Irvine Welsh has led tributes to the

Multinational action needed to address 'global problem which exists, often due to the ineffective nature of national regulations'

The attorney general will hold a press conference on Thursday morning before the report is publicly released

Latest updates as Corbyn urged to back second referendum to avoid defeat in EU vote

42-year-old from Rochdale emerged from the bushes to stalk teenagers aged 12, 13 and 15

First three people believed to have been charged over protests plead not guilty in court and are remanded in custody for a month

Swath of organisations and individuals permanently banned for being ‘dangerous’ Facebook has permanently banned a swath of far-right organisations and individuals including the British National party (BNP), the English Defence League (EDL) and Britain First under its “dangerous individuals and organisations” policy. The ban, which came into effect at midday on Thursday, extends beyond the groups and individuals specifically cited as hate organisations: posts and other content that “expresses praise or support” for them will also be banned, as will users who coordinate support for the groups.

The watchdog has called for the big four accountants to "operationally separate" or ring fence their audit businesses from their consulting arms

Josh Bratchley declined medical assistance, immediately ordering pizza instead

Wiltshire council clarification follows claims Trump was shown images to the contrary No children or animals were harmed in the novichok attack in Wiltshire last year, health officials have said, following claims that Donald Trump decided to take action against Russia after being shown images of dead ducks and children in hospital. Trump is said to have been reluctant at first to expel Russian diplomats following the attack in Salisbury last year, viewing the poisoning of the former Moscow agent Sergei Skripal as “

Think you know Chicago from San Tropez? It’s harder than it looks

Rules mandate no citizen should have to travel more than two kilometres to cast their ballot

Former boxing champion found in city’s West End with gunshot wound and died at scene The author Irvine Welsh has led tributes to the

Britain set to boast higher temperatures than popular Mediterranean holiday spots over bank holiday

Company says it has stopped using password verification feature that collected data Facebook has admitted to “unintentionally” uploading the address books of 1.5 million users without consent, and says it will delete the collected data and notify those affected. The discovery follows criticism of Facebook by security experts for a feature that asked new users for their email password as part of the sign-up process. As well as exposing users to potential security breaches, those who provided passwords found that, immediately after their email was verified, the site began “importing” contacts without asking for permission.

Man and woman fell into 200m ravine, local media says

The combined seats of the three existing groups would dominate the parliament

Thursday’s top story: Washington braces for release of redacted Trump-Russia report. Plus, why public lands need protection from the new interior secretary

'Whenever Pompeo pokes his nose in, the talks go wrong,' says senior foreign ministry official

'The teacher touched me, I will fight this crime till my last breath,' Nusrat Jahan Rafi said

Consumer spending increases but banks tighten lending criteria as number of people failing to pay debts rises

Residents of a village in Russia have been stunned by the sight of a polar bear 700km from its usual habitat. The people of the far eastern Kamchatka Peninsula looked on as the bear searched for food. Russian media reported on Wednesday that the exhausted-looking animal apparently travelled from Chukotka to the village of Tilichiki, about 700km (434 miles) south. Environmentalists say the bear may have lost its sense of direction while drifting on an ice floe

Volodymyr Zelenskiy is hot favourite to triumph in Sunday’s presidential election Latest polling in Ukraine suggests that the actor and comedian Volodymyr Zelenskiy, who has

First three people believed to have been charged over protests are due to appear in court

Attorney general to hold press conference ahead of redacted 400-page report being sent to Congress

Three charged over protest that halted DLR services, as climate action enters fourth day Three people have been charged over an Extinction Rebellion protest in which activists climbed on the top of a train at Canary Wharf station in east London, British Transport Police have said, as demonstrators held their four roadblock sites in central London for another night. Cathy Eastburn, 51, from south London, Mark Ovland, 35, from Somerton in Somerset, and Luke Watson, 29, from Manuden in Essex, were charged with obstructing trains or carriages on the railway by an unlawful act, contrary to section 36 of the Malicious Damage Act 1861 over

'Too often steps taken in the name of national security trample press freedom,' says advocacy group on British media landscape

Latest updates as Corbyn urged to back second referendum to avoid defeat in EU vote

Human Rights Watch details new torture allegations in Mosul jail

Rescuers plan to put animal to sleep with sedative and then airlift it home by helicopter

Former boxing champion found in city’s West End with gunshot wound and died at scene The author Irvine Welsh has led tributes to the

Officers left post in Kenya to catch Messi and Ronaldo on TV

He was a co-writer of classics such as 'It's Not Unusual' and 'Delilah'

'It's not the kind of thing you expect to find here,' says one Yorkshire local

Experts hope 'game changer' breakthrough could advance cures for other genetic diseases

Audit and consultancy to be 'operationally' separate while remaining within same group of companies

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Victims selectively shot after attackers checked their identities, officials say

'It's hard to say exactly what his intentions were,' says police chief

Josh Bratchley spent more than 24 hours in a cave in Tennessee before he was rescued by expert divers A British diver who helped save a junior football team from a cave in Thailand has himself been rescued from a flooded tunnel in the US after more than a day underground. Josh Bratchley failed to return to the surface with the rest of a party after they emerged from a cave in Jackson County, Tennessee, at around 3pm on Tuesday.

Largest quake on the island so far this year, says Taiwanese weather service

'It's unthinkable that she won't be part of our journey going forward'

'Disturbing' number of disappearances may be due to attempts to improve overall exam results

Mother of bombing victim has led campaign to make metal scanners and bag checks mandatory

Rabbits only established in wild in 12th century in UK

'Bullying is destroying many teachers' health and driving them from the profession,' says union

Practices cause physical distress and psychological harm and are 'clearly not compliant' with human rights standards, say MPs

Long-awaited document to be released on Thursday could shed light on details of evidence gathered during two-year Trump-Russia investigation Almost two years after

This would be the first public weapons test since US-North Korea talks collapsed in February.

Edinburgh police say man was found in city’s West End with gunshot wound and died at the scene Trainspotting 2 actor Bradley Welsh has been shot dead in Scotland, according to reports. Welsh was reportedly killed in Edinburgh on Wednesday. Police said they were called to Chester Street in the West End of the city at about 8pm and found a man with serious injuries who died at the scene.

Former army general say he is ‘the president of all Indonesians’ but credible surveys put Joko Widodo in the lead Ex-army general

Follow the latest updates as Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharastra and others exercise their right to vote

Ousted leader is being held in solitary confinement in the notorious Kobar prison Deposed ex-Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has been moved to Khartoum’s grim high-security Kobar prison from the presidential residence, family sources said on Wednesday, as military rulers announced steps to crack down on corruption. Bashir, 75, had been detained under heavy guard in the presidential residence inside the compound that also houses the defence ministry, before being transferred to Kobar prison late on Tuesday, the sources said. He was being held in solitary confinement at Kobar, a prison source said.

Nearly two years after arena bombing, Greater Manchester mayor urges thorough review The mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, has called for mandatory security checks at public venues almost two years after the Manchester Arena attack. The former Labour MP said he was concerned security procedures at major sports and entertainment events were sometimes non-existent and essentially voluntary, leading to “confusion and variation”.