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West Ham footballer Kurt Zouma pleads guilty to kicking and slapping a cat
Kurt Zouma has pleaded guilty to kicking and slapping a cat after footage emerged of the incident in February.... See more
PM was 'not partying' in new pictures that show him 'raise a glass' at a leaving do, says Grant Shapps
Boris Johnson was "not partying" in newly-released photos that show him drinking with colleagues during lockdown, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has said.... See more
Elizabeth line officially opens to public as first trains run on £19bn railway
The first trains have started operating on London's long-awaited Elizabeth line railway.... See more
Police admit they are 'ashamed' of racism - and pledge new zero tolerance
Chief constables have admitted they were "ashamed" of continuing racism in policing - as they launched an action plan to stamp it out.... See more
'Serious failures' of Afghanistan evacuation lowered UK's global standing - as Foreign Office boss faces calls to resign
The "serious systemic failures" of the Afghanistan evacuation by the Foreign Office lowered the UK's global standing, a cross-party group of MPs has said.... See more
Heard's loss of earnings 'as high as $50m' - as Kate Moss prepares to give evidence in libel trial
Amber Heard's loss of earnings could be as high as $50m due to negative statements made by Johnny Depp and his attorney, an industry expert has told her libel trial.... See more
Pensioners who feared they wouldn't survive winter stunned by act of kindness
"We had to do something, Godfrey," Jeanette Ward tells her husband, "because, it's like you said, we couldn't have managed another winter."... See more
Flights disrupted and people told to stay at home as sandstorm sweeps across Middle East
People were told to stay at home and flights have been disrupted in parts of the Middle East after the latest in a series of unprecedented sandstorms swept across the region.... See more
'Famine will get worse': Russia's blockade will increase starvation and global instability, UN warns
Russia's blockade of Ukraine will lead to worsening starvation, famine and instability around the world if it cannot be lifted, the World Food Programme has said.... See more