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Harry Dunn's mother has told Sky News they were "prepared" for the US to turn down an extradition request for the woman charged over the 19-year-old's death.

Business groups have joined forces to demand a role in shaping the UK's post-Brexit immigration system.

The Metropolitan Police is to begin using its controversial live facial recognition (LFR) technology on a standard basis, despite concerns about the impact of the surveillance software and its legality.

The government's emergency committee is being convened today to discuss the deadly coronavirus outbreak in China.

A diver has set a new world record for the length of time spent sitting in a barrel at the top of a pole.

A game in which players create a disease which attempts to wipe out the entire world's population has soared to the top of the App Store in China amid an outbreak of the deadly coronavirus.

Taylor Swift has revealed she previously struggled with an eating disorder, and would sometimes "starve" herself if she thought she looked too fat.

Romelu Lukaku discusses racism in football, leaving the Premier League and life in Italy as he sits down with Sky Sports News reporter Paul Gilmour..

China is building a new 1,000-bed hospital in five days to treat victims of the new deadly coronavirus.

Strikers Odion Ighalo and Islam Slimani are loan targets for Manchester United following Marcus Rashford's injury.

Six people are said to have died after a shooting in a town in Germany, according to reports.

China is building a new 1,000-bed hospital in five days to treat victims of the new deadly coronavirus.

Prince Charles has said it is his "dearest wish" that Palestinians see "freedom, justice and equality" in the future.

Israeli security forces have clashed with Palestinian worshippers as they arrived at Friday prayers at Jerusalem's Al Aqsa mosque.

Three US firefighters who died when their air tanker plane crashed in a "fireball" while battling bushfires in southeastern Australia have been named.

A black teenager has said he has been suspended from high school and told he can't attend his graduation ceremony unless he cuts his dreadlocks.

The EU's two most senior figures have signed off a treaty paving the way for Brexit to happen next week. 

Serena Williams has suffered her earliest exit from the Australian Open in 14 years, falling to a shock defeat to China's Wang Qiang in the third round.

Humankind, like Cinderella, has only until midnight - but the strike of the Doomsday Clock will bring far more serious repercussions than those that faced the Disney princess.

The brain of a man killed in the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD burned at such a high temperature that it turned into glass, scientists have said.

A lorry driver wanted in connection with the discovery of 39 bodies in a refrigerated container in Essex is to be extradited from Ireland to the UK.

An "arrogant, remorseless" machete attacker who left a police officer with skull fractures and deep gashes to the head has been sentenced to 16 years in prison.

The government's emergency committee is being convened today to discuss the deadly coronavirus outbreak in China.

A man has been charged with the murder of one of Britain's worst paedophiles, police have said.

The Metropolitan Police is to begin using its controversial live facial recognition (LFR) technology on a standard basis, despite concerns about the impact of the surveillance software and its legality.

Harry Dunn's mother has told Sky News they were "prepared" for the US to turn down an extradition request for the woman charged over the 19-year-old's death.

The coronavirus that shut down two cities and killed more than a dozen people in China has sparked fears of a global outbreak.

The slate mining landscape of northwest Wales could soon be ranked alongside the Grand Canyon and Great Wall of China.

Tesco is to stop selling shrink-wrapped multipack tins in a move it says will save the environment from 350 tonnes of plastic a year.

Sajid Javid has dismissed airline chiefs’ complaints about the government-backed rescue of Flybe, insisting that the regional carrier has not received state aid to secure its future.

Taylor Swift has revealed she previously struggled with an eating disorder, and would sometimes "starve" herself if she thought she looked too fat.

Sir Patrick Stewart says he agreed to return to Star Trek on one condition - they make the new series more like X-Men.

Former Love Island contestant Ollie Williams has reunited with his ex-girlfriend after quitting the show to pursue "the love of my life".

In August 1988, a black man named Walter McMillian, known as Johnny D, was sentenced to death for the murder of a white teenage girl in Monroeville, Alabama.

An actress has told a court she felt like she had a seizure as Harvey Weinstein raped her after barging into her apartment and pinning her to the bed.